Evening journal., 1913-06-20
NEWSY DOlNCS
OF new CASTLE
Graduates Will Receive Dl-
plOmaS in Opera House
Tonight
LITERARY SOCIETY
ENTERTAINS CLASS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, June 20s-The Penn
Literary Society of thc New Castle
High School entertained the members
Of the graduating class last evening.
The High School room was nicely
decorated for the occasion and the
seniors we're all smilC. in anticipa-
ton Of the happy event TO occur in
their lives this evening when they
receive their diplomas for which they
worked so zealously. The juniors
we're happy, too, because when they
come back in September they will be
the seniors and will start on the final
year in school.
Professor Cross, Miss Ratledge and
other teachers assisted the juniors in
receiving. Members of the Board of
Education we're among the guests.
The vocal and instrumental musical
program was a delightful one and
was thoroughly enjoyed by those
present Refreshments were served
The commencement will be held in
the Opera House this evening. Tie
program follows
Music. overture. Vacation Days; in
vocation, by the Rev S. B. Wylie; es-
say. "Is Manhood Advancing" Mary
Biggs; Industry Essential 70 Sue
cess" Edith Sterling; music, waltz,
"Yeoman Of the Guard" essay, The
Campfire Girls Of America" Elizabeth
Bacon: grafton, Individual Respon-
sibility," by John d. Naylor; GRAFTON,
History Of the Telephone" Richard
NJ. Appleby; music; oraion, "Inven-
tions of Past Century" H. Fran
els McFarlin music, Plantation
Echoes;" essay. "Woman's Wider
Horizon" A. Louise Moody; music,
waltz; address by Attorney-Ge General
Josiah o. Woloott; presentation OF
class, Prof. Cross; presentation Of
diplomas by President w J. Ferris
music, America; benediction by the
Rev. Alban Richey, d. ,.
Lovers of classical music are in
high anticipation OF a delightful time
tomorrow evening in the Armory
when the Petersen Family Concert
Company VIII present pleasing
program The entertainment is un-
der the auspices of the Sunday school
class OF the Presbyterian Church
taught by Mrs. Eliason.
Professor Petersen will play dur
ing 'he evening on a violin made 25C
years ago for a German Premier and
later was owned by the Danish Royal
f-mily and is now owned by Pro-
fessoor Petersen. It is one of the
most valuable and finest toned vic.
Inns in the world
The funeral of Mrs. Mary +. W
Lambson, will take place tomorrow
afternoon. Services will he conduc
ted at her late residence and timer
ment made in Wilmington and Bran
dywine Cemetery, Wilmington. Th'
funerfl will be private.
In Chester on Wednesday after
noon ne wedding of Miss Mary c
Smith and A. Earle Lodge took place
The ceremony was performed by thu
Rev. Francis NJ. Taitt. They we're at
tended by Miss Beatrice Lodge ant
Ralph Lilley, the former a sister o
the groom and the latter clos'
friend Immediately after the cere
mory the couple left for Buckin CHAM
Bucks county. where they will EMO.
their honeymoon.
The diamond at the Ocean Beacl
Park is in fine form for the game to
morrow afternoon.
Representatives of the athletic as
sociations Of the churches of New
Castle held a meeting Isse might q
arrange for field day sports to b
held on the forenoon Of July a
Ocean Beach Park. The joint com
mittee will, leave nothing undone {
make the occasion an interesting one
The athletes are in training for tn