Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-26
NEWSY DOlNCS
OF new CASTLE
Many Scholars Get Positions
on the March Honor
Roll
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
PREPARE ENTERTAINMENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. March 26.-Prof
Cross, principal of the New Castle
schools at the meeting Of the Board
OF Education last evening" reported
the following pupils as deserving Of
special commentator.
Eighth grade-Mary Moody, Mary
Gilman, Esther Vining. Amy Smith,
Warren Connor John Sharp Thomas
Banks, Vance Mitchell Miriam Boys
Walter Kerns, Gertrude Ingram, Ma
tilda Wolfe.
Seventh grade-Ruth Lorenz. Har-
riett Barnes, Leona Hermann. Alban
Richoy. Elizabeth Madden, Cortland
Pinder, Ethel Bender. Emmett Simon
Sixth erade--Anna Davidson, Bro
kaw Seminar. Estelle Gulick John
Leach, Harold Cannon. Charles In
gram, Ethel Louth.
Fifth grade-Leslie Jackson, Al
fred Gooden, Clinton Mitchell. Han
nah Ray, Florence Townsend, Regina
Rothrock Mary Eliason, May Roberts.
Anna Fitch.
Fourth grade-Bertha Barnes. Mil
dred Berry, Margaret Bull, Ebert
Jones. James Loveless, David NJ Her.
Douglass Proud. Robert Roth, Blanche
Sibley, Samuel Stewart. George Tobin,
Elsie Walls, Merton White, Thomas
Richey
Third grade-Charles King, William
King Esther Berry Mary Nelson.
Elizabeth Mckay. Alice Clark, Mary
Mcdowell, Earl Weggcnmann, Albert
Nelson, Joseph Cannon. Raymond ROs-
sell, Ullna Demer, Harlan Perry
Second grade-Frank Bacon. James
King Edward Challenger Paul
Strimple. Olive Jones. Edward Truitt.
Lillian Proud, Mildred Cornell. Violet
Clark. Frank Kern, Francis Seminar.
First grade-james Wilson. Donald
Banks, Elizabeth Cannon. Alice Jem-
ison, Anna Truitt. John Berry, Sam
uel Nickerson. Leah Davidson. Harry
Ahern, Francis McCallister. Carlisle
robin. John Cannon, Elizabeth MILL
gan, Edward Piuder. John Lennox.
Isaac Windsor, Frank Harper, Hester
Morgan.
No, 3 school William Louth. Arle-
ton Lyman, Mary Davis Peter Ferris,
Beatrice Jones, William Warren. Ben
iamin Gouce. May Jones. Anna Louth,
Catherlne Boyle.
In the absence Of President Ferris
upon motion of Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Ella
son acted as president pro tenn.
Mayor Richard S. Rodney who was
not present at the special meeting
took the oath of Office
Prof. Cross announced that he had
sent ont notices to the parents OF
children who come from other dis
tricts that the tuition fec from pupils
in any grade below the sixth grade
/ will have to be in advance.
/ Pleasing Entertainment.
In the Opera House on Friday
evening the High School will present
THE Six Klcptomaniacs." The pro
gram follows:
Part 1.-The Bachelors Reveyie;
duet John Naylor. cornet. George
Madden. baritone; recitation, Re
/ becca Moore; soprano solo "Sne
4 On Mildred Matthew; nag drill, by
Girls: violin solo. Alfred Rawnsley;
soprano solo, Carissima A. Penn. NIL
dred Mathews.
Part II-Play, Six Kleptomaniacs.
Act Mrs Reynolds, Josephine Clio
thier; lnez Which. Bessie Leach
/ Clare Reynolds. Edna Appleby
! OlaudlQ SMELL tllzaDoth Bacon, MIS-
| Lynch. Elva Ferguson; Brigette do
Flanagan, Clara Sterling; Crocus W
Jones. Edith Sterling; Madam job
iette. Elizabeth c. Bacon. Emily Ped
{ rick; Carry Brown. Ethel Cross.
Walter Wipf has resigned his posi-
ton with the Street and Sewer De-
/ partment. Wilmington He has now
opened a general repair shop at Della
ware street wharf for naptha launches
and Il Is a great accommodation to
boat owners. At intervals he will
fish during the season.
The shad fishermen were disap-
pointed yesterday on account Of the
roughness Of the Delaware and con-
sequently no shad we're caught The
men were at the wharf early today
Miss Charlotte Hermann who is
studying art in New York has return.
ed to that city following visit ia
her mother.