Evening journal., 1913-10-22
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Mr.. Deemer Has Trustees Of
Commons as Guests at
Turkey Dinner
CHURCH PEOPLE In
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct 22-Mayor
Richard s. Rodney, who was recently
elected a member of the Trustees of
the New Castle Commons. was given
the second and third degrees last
evening Patrick McGrory and James
g. Shaw had charge of the degree
team, and the work was splendid. The
conferring of degrees took place in
The Leslie, the home of Selden s.
Deemer, following a turkey dinner,
given by Mr.. Deemer. Nearly two
years ago the Trustees, who have
charge of the farms left by Penn for
the benefit of the city of New Castle,
decided to fine the member who was
absent from the most meetings Mr.
Deemer was the member to be punish
ed, and last evening he paid the fine.
The thirteen trustees and two news
paper representatives, who attend all
meetings, were present. Mr.. Deemer
never does things by halves, and last
evening the course dinner was no ex-
ception. "A turkey dinner" said Mr..
Deemer, "is none too good for the
trustees and the newspaper writer's.
and of course the trimmings 60 with
the turkey" Good wishes we're toast
ed to Mr.. Deemer, the trustees and
avery one. Following the dinner the
party was photographed by A. N. San
born. of Wilmington With the music
cabinet furnishing Casey Jones. -
Believe Me of All Those Endearing
Young Charms" and other selections
and the playing Of pool, the trustees
enjoyed a delightful evening.
1t is safe to say that while the din
ner last evening was the first under
the act of 1871, there will be an an
nual reunion of the trustees.
The final rehearsal for the entertain
ment in the Opera Housc tomorrow
evening will be held this evening. Those
who will take part are:
George Madden Irwin Duncan, Her
bert Hanf, William Madden. Hugh Nc
Caughan, Rendell Perrin, Mark Clymer,
Albert King, John Beale Edward Platt.
Thomas Richey William Rossell, Miss
Annie NJ. Platt, Mrs, Mary Cavanaugh,
Miss Carrie Gemmill, Miss Alva Watts.
Miss Emily Pedrick, Miss Marion
Richey, Elizabeth Madden. Marion Mum
SON Miss Harriet Challenger. Miss Ray
Patton, Miss Florence q. Case, Miss
Katie Loveless, Miss Margaret Nc
Caughan, Miss suzanne Patton, Marx ).
Eliason, Miss Clara Sterling
The chorus will COMPRISE: Misses
Irene Truitt, Alice Richey, Suzanne Pat
son, Alva Watts, Margaret .McCsughn,
Kate Loveless, Martha Perrin. Francis
Thatcher. Ella Green, Elizabeth Madden,
Marie Cannon; John Beale, Harold
Hobbs, Theodore Hatton, Alfred Me
CURE, George Knause, Lewis i. Gem
mill, Voorhees, Seal, Edna Newlove,
Thomas Loveless, John d. Cannon, Nor
man Banks.
In the drill will appear; Misses Alice
Richey, Maud Perrin. Frances Thatcher,
Elizabeth Bull, Eleanor Hutton, Ella
Green, Hattie Barnes, Marie Cannon,
Margaret Hickman, Marion R5con, Ma
tlda Wolf Bessie Leach.
Orchestra: James Mcpike, leader; Eu-
gene Chase, Ralph Rugeierri James
White, George Hallmann, pianist.
There will be dancing from 10 to II
o'clock.
Walter Morris Of Dover, who pur
chased the James Burge farm, has To-
rated water at a depth of 260 feet. A
tix-inch pipe was driven and the water
rupply is considered very good.
A peculiar thing about the water is
That on a nearby farm the water was
aecured at depth of fourteen feet
The Levy Court at its meeting yes
terday passed a resolution which will
Sffect the men who have been working
On the stone roads in this hundred.
Postmaster Murphy reports the fol
lowing letters as being uncalled for at
The postofIice: Miss HELEN Bennett
George Burns, G. L. Fink, Mrs John
Hagan, Miss Lulu Leila, Marlus Marie
Mumford Robertson. Mrs. Dora NJ. Tru-
1T, Mrs. Liley Wilson, George Whitaker.