Evening journal., 1913-07-11
NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Distinguished Artist Paints
Portraits in Town Dur
ing Summer
LODGE OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED
Special to THE EVENING journal

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. July 11.-Artist G.
W schreyler is busy at his studio on
the Strand. Among the portraits he
has on canvas are those Of professor
H. H. Hay. Of Girard College. Phi a
delphia. who makes his home here
during the summer months. Pro
fessor Hay was recently honored by
being presented with the Browning
medal for poem. He has a high
reputation as a writer. Mr. Schreyler
has finished a portrait Of Colon n
Thomas Hodson's father and VIII
paint theh portrait OF Colonel and
Mrs. Hodson who are now IN Europe
This work viii be done at the MIL
lionaires home in East Orange, \. j..
Postmaster John p. Murphy adver-
tises the following letters as re-
naming at the postoaice: Miss IA
Bacon Mrs John Davis, Charles
Davis, Miss Susan Goldsborough. W
Gundant, Charles Hamilton, Clar-
ence Murray. James O'Dell, VII.
liam Simmons Isaac Flamer, Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Jacques.
The funeral OF Harry ]. Rid
took place this morning. Requiem
mass was celebrated in ST. Peters
church and interment made in the ad-
Joining cemetery. Many floral trib-
utes we're sent by relatives. Mr.
Riding was the father Of sixteen chill
dren. eleven Of whom arc living. He
was a devout member Of st. Peters
Church.
The grand officers Of the knights cf
Pvthias will install the newly elected
omcers of Adeinhia odge No. s,
Knights Of Pythias tonight The
names Of the newly elected officers
wora published in THE EVENINi
JOURNAL yesterday
Members of the Retail Druggists
Association spent yesterday at Ocean
Beach Park. They had a Jolly time
during the day.
General Manager William Myers
uses his automobile in levelling OF
the diamond at Ocean Beach park.
The big plank which is used as a
scrapper is hauled over the diamond
at a rate that surprises those in the
park. The way he turns the auto
mobile around tho curves IS wond-r-
full Bathing at the park yesterday
afternoon and evening was delightful.
All the amusements We're we'll pat.
ronized and the attendance was fairly
good
Manager Chase. Of the New Castle A.
A.. is having his men practice for the
game 10 be PLAYED at Fenton Beach next
Thursday Afternoon.
There was considerable disappointment
here Yesterday when the steamer
Thomas Clyde failed to stop at the
Delaware street wharf.
Miss Elsie Black is visiting Mrs. AM
drews. at Orange, Va. ee.ttt
James L. Bacon. taS collector is going
lafter the taxpayers. He is showing them
how by paving now they can save from
& IN l2 rer cent Men who have none
hut capitatioh tax to pay should pay 1t
before January /. because Collector
Bacon acill attach all wages in Decem-
Der for the taxes.
The Rev John J.. Johnson expects that
the celebration Of the worlds Sunday
school anniversary here tomorrow. will
he one of the greatest held IN the
State
An enjoyable grabbing party was
given on Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dennison and Miss Dennison.
10 a number Of Wilmington and New
Castle friends. A basket lucheon
was taken and WAS 70 have been
served picnic fashion, at the parry. but
rain prevented and the meal was
served and partaken of on Mrs. Den
nisons porch. Many crabs were
caught and A thoroughly good time
was enjoyed by all.
The Wilmington friends included
Mrs. Harry Taylor. Miss Marian Tay-
lor. Mrs. Everett Palmer and two
children. Alice and Henry. Mrs l..
Nelson. Miss Rebecca Nelson, Mrs.
Scott, Miss Sara Bellville. Miss Anna
Brown Miss Grace Baird, Mrs Ma
honey and Mrs Richardson.
Miss Alice Hendrix visited friends
IN Newark. n. j., and New York City,
last week
Miss Loretta Hillyard and Miss
Mary Scarborough. Of Newark, are the
guests of Mrs Robert Patten.
Mr. and Mrs John Bridgewater and
son and Mrs. Mary Sheridan and
daughter. Frances. will spend next
week at Atlantic City
RAKE FOR GRACE SCHOOL.