Evening journal., 1914-06-13
Daughters Observe
BIRTHDAY OF FLAG
Caesar Rodney Chapter Gel
ebrateS at the Residence
of Mrs. Deemer
CIIILDREN'S DAY
PROGRAM IN SCHOOL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE Del, June lS.-New
Castle is observing Flag Day today and
the peerless flag Of the greatest nation
is floating gaily today throughout the
city. On the IL o'clock car from viii
mington members Of Caesar Rodney
Chapter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution came here to observe the day
at the Deemer residence. Tn big table
had been set for luncheon and Old Glory
floated in every section, while the visi-
tors and New Castle people wore the
national colors. Mrs. Selden S. Deemer
long sine has become known as a splen-
did hostess always looking after the
comfort Of her guests and today was
no exception to the rule. Early in the
afternoon flag raising took place and
as the folds Of Old Glory loated on the
breeze those present sang "The Star
Spangled Banner"
In the Methodist Church tomorrow
morning Children's Day exercises of
the primary department Of the SundAs
School will be held. The program
follows.
Singing, by the school; recitation,
Harold Hobbs; recitation, Virginia
Newloye, recitation Mary Davis; reel
tation, Elizabeth Milligan: recitation,
Alice Clayton; recitation, Helen Jones,
Martha Rosseli, Arcadia Smith; reci-
tation, Jane Tobin; recitation James
Challenger; solo, Frances Sheridan
recitation, Harry Wallace; recitation,
Adelaide Davidson; recitation, Ogden
Wise; recitation, Mary Thompson,
Anna Clayton, Eta Ingram, Vivian
( Moyle; recitation, John Bridgewater; /;
recitation, Edna Scott recitation,
Arthur Heathers; recitation, Harry
Poole; recitation, Elsie Blackburn,
Ruth Blackburn; singing, by the
school; recitation, Gladys Clayton,
Ethel Ford, Anna Schultz; recitation,
Carrie Atkinson; recitation, George
Pinder, Edward Pinder; recitation.
| Irma McKnitt recitation, Mildred
Connell; recitation, Francis Mitchell !;
recitation, Alice Jemison; recitation,
Belle Wadsley, May Butler; singing.
by the school; recitation, Harry
Ahern; recitation, Cheston McKnitt;
recitation, Lille Johnson; recitation,
Lille Johnson; recitation, Elizabeth
Bennett; recitation, Earl Scott; reci-
tation Addie Duling; recitation, Willie
Stephenson singing, by the school.
The program for the Children's Day
exercises in the NJ. D. Church tomor-
row evening follows; Opening chorus
Press On in the Royal Way" respons-
i've reading; prayer; song, "Roses Of
Junetide;" recitation, "The Interrupted
Song" singing, 70 Trust YET" "Sum-
mer Flowers" by Miss Gravelle's class
song, 70 Joyous Bells" EMISSIONS OF
Joy by Mrs. Durfee's class: singing
The Lily Of the Valley soprano alto
and male voices; song, God is Love;' =
exercise, "The Campfire Girls" class OF
Miss Clewell; song, Comrades of a
king;" "What Can We Dor" by Miss
Rockets class; Offering; anthem. by
choir, Like a Shepherds" rainbow drill,
Mrs Owens class two-part chorus,
Lord OF Galilee," Mrs Johnson's class
and school; "Emblems of Our Nation"
by Mrs. MAYORS class; closing chorus,
parting hymn; benediction.
This service is arranged with orches-
tration and full orchestra will accom-
pany the singing.
The Rev. Frederick V. Campbell, pas
tor Of st. Peters Church, who has been
indisposed during the week, was report
ed last evening as improving.
The reduced fare from Wilmington to
Ocean Beach Park will undoubtedly
bring crowds to this popular resort. The
park is being patronized literally The
Italian Marine Band viii give a sacred
concert tomorrow afternoon and even
ing.