Evening journal., 1916-07-22
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Cards and Dancing for Gen.
fury Club Members
Last Night
BASEBALL INTEREST
TO BE REVIVED
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. !

! Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
/ NEW CASTLE. July 22.-There was
a representative gathering at the Cen
/ tury Club last night when the team
headed by Mrs. Frank Deemer gave
card party and dance. Card tables
were filled all the evening. and the
dance floor presented a lively sight.
Assisting Mrs. Deemer were: Mrs. Jo-
seph Hermann. Mrs. Russell Cook,
Mrs. Harry B. Smith. Miss Carrie
Gemmill. Miss Ruth Stewart, Miss
Clara Newlove, Miss Edna Appleby.
Miss Vera Atkinson and Miss Lillian
Montgomery.
Funeral services for Paul Garneski,
who died suddenly at his home No. COG
Clark street. Thursday evening, were
held this morning at 9 o'clock from
! ST. Peters Roman Catholic Church.
Interment was made in tSe Cathedral
! Cemetery. Garneski. Who was 81
years old, was a native 20 Poland. but
had lived in this county for many
years. He is survived - a wife and
four children. Not long ago a barn
belonging to the family was burned
down. and they also '1st a child
through an accident. Mr. Garneski
had been under the care ot physicians,
but not for some time lust prior TO
his death.
William Davis and Asa Smith went
to the rescue Of a young woman from
Philadelphia who got beyond her depth
in the water while bathing at Angus
tine Beach on Thursday The tide was
carrying her out from shore, when her
calls for help were heard by the two
young men. who promptly went to her
rescue Davis is one Of the trio of
New Castle boys who swan out to
Reedy Island a week ago, a distance
Of eight or nine miles.
The Rev. John Rigg. a former rector
of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, who is now located at River
ton, N. j., will have charge of the ser
vices in the local church tomorrow
During his stay here he will be enter
tained at the home of Mrs. A. V. Leslie
George and son at their home II is
expected that Mr. Rigg will have a
large congregation.
The services tomorrow at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be Of a
special character. The pastor, the
Rev. John II. Beauchamp. will preach
both morning and evening. His sub
ject for the morning service. which
begins at IL o'clock will be (Which
Of Three Glasses Are Your" In the
evening he will preach upon with
held" The Baraca class will meet
promptly at o'clock in the afternoon
and will be addressed by the Rev. DR.
z. c. Primm. pastor OF the Baptis
Church. George T. Tobin, Jr., will
preside. There will be a special musi
cal program.
Theodore w. Cavender. Jr.. the in.
fant son Of Theodore W. Cavender
president Of City Council, died yester.
day. following a short illness. aged s
months. Funeral services will be held
Monday from the home of the parents
Victrolas and Records.-Bridgewa
ADV.
The CASTERS and the New Castle Re.
serves will play at Battrey Park a series
of seven games during the season. The
two teams are we'll matched. The
batteries will be CASTERS. Goslin. Pin
der and Hewlett; Reserves, Bratton
Gallagher and Davis.
Mrs. John p Cox has returned from
a visit with relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perrine will
spend Sunday with friends in Phila.
delphia.
John Cassler and family have gone
to Rehoboth Beach for a two weeks
vacation
! The All-Stars and the New Castle
Athletic Club, both Of this city. will
q play a seriea of games for the city
championship. The first game will
probably be played next Saturday. The
5 All-Stars nine will be made ND Of Mad
n deu. Davis, Bratton, G. Gallagher. Nc.
Davitt, Rothrock, E. Husebeck, Mullen
d Kelly and A. Gallagher.
The following members of Adelphis
n Lodge No. s, Knights Of Pvthias. cleo
q ted several weeks ago, were installed
e last night:
Master OF work, Samuel T. Farmer
o chancellor commander, Harry D
: Cripps: vice chancellor commander
+ Chas. Hewlett; prelate. John Proud
master at arms. Lewis Gemmill; in
side guard, Howard L. Wilhelme; out
: side guard, George Paxson; represen
tative to the Grand Lodge. William
| Moyle; widows and orphans com
' mittee, Lewis Gemmill and Charles
! Hewlett.