Evening journal., 1916-03-02
Much Much interest IN
The School ELECTION
New Castle Women Will
Cast Ballots in the SAT-
urday Election
MISS PERREM IS
BRIDE OF Mr.. PIERCE


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. March 2-ln his
ioric Emmanuel Episcopal Church last
evening very pretty wedding was
soiomnized when Miss Fannie b. Per-
rom became the bride Of Charles r.
Pierce The ceremony was performed
by The Rcv Alban Richey, ID. d.. I'm The
presence of q large number Of friends.
Tho wedding march from Lohan-rin
was played by George u. Madden
Miss Amelia Pcrrem was bridesmaid
and Kendall perrom best man. They
nrc sister and brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony o wedding
supper was served at the home Of the
brides parents. MI and Mrs freder-
ick A. rorrem, No. 620 Delaware
street. Later IN the evening the young
couple left for the groom's former
home Boston Mass After a honey
moon in Massachusetts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce will live 10 Wilmington, where
MI. Pierce is employed.
The chart for the sale OF tickets for
'DoNn i'm Dixie" viii open in Lawler's
store tonight Seats will be reserved
hv the hundreds because This thrill
sAa wartime drama is expected to
attract standing room only crowd"
Tic young people in the last rehearsal
showed splendid talent The news
papcr reporter in ihe play has invited
Tho writer to attend the performance.
The invitation has been accepted. Tho
cast cf characters follows:
Harvey Wells. colonel in the Federal
army ..... James B. Gallagher
Gcorsc Washington Bangs. Herald
reporter ......... John Baldrick
Major Bradley. OF the Confederate
ar.uv ...... John l.. Sullivan
Corporal Hooligan, a "Tiue-Bluc' vet.
Hugh J. Ryan
The Hon c. j. Dusenberryra me nbes
of Congress ...... James A. Hance
1lezeklah snifllns. a degenerate YAM
kee ....... John Y. kerns
Uncle Mosloy, a faithful slave,
Matthew Sullivan
Billings. Bradley's henchman,
John r. Tidwell
Helen Troavoir. a southern heiress,
Miss Catharine r. McCaughan
Molly Martin. her lively friend
Miss Catharine A. Leonard
Mrs Dusenherry. a business woman,
Miss Mary c. Reynolds
susannah. "iis a bracS niger.
James j. McDevit
Synopsis.
Act Washington, 1861. Wai
"Your. way lies to the north, mine I
THO south
Act IT The Treavoir Plantation
virginia. 1864 Captured. "Betrayed
betrayed by hort"
Act lll-Iibby Prison, Richmond
1865. Freedom "Ncw what do yo'
think OF Yankees loyc?'
Act IV-Thc Treayoir Plantation
s1SO5. CA lapse OF week.. Peace. "An(
ans own United States
Bridgcwaier, the Jeweler Adv
The indications are that the tea TO
be given by the educational commit
tee of the Century Club on Saturday
afternoon will be we'll patronizcd. The
tea viii be given at the home OF Mrs
d. !. Cross The committee wishes
IL understood that men arc invited To
attend. II Is not for women and chill
drcn only but for everybody. The tea
is given 30 raise funds for the schoo
IININlN NNNNs a. DAAMAANf f'HAN
OF. Eaucation election day. every maI
y who votes Is invited to stop at th'
Cross residence and have tea.
Tho election promises TO be spirited
Mrs. J. Ernest Phillips. wife OF on
Of the candidates. win be among tn
many women who viii vote at th
election. Two women will be candi
dates for members Of the Board O
E6hcaiiOn next year.
Tho junior class Of the High Schoo
viii give play IN the Opera Hous
late in Auril In addition to the pla
there viii be living pictures" and
decidedly pretty drill.
Rehcarsals for After the Game
have commenced There are ten per
sons IN The play. twelve in the Twin
pictures and sixteen I'm the drill
While The renort Of tho Rev. Joh'
J., Johnson pastor of the NJ
Church shows a eoodly number o
conversicns there are more to come
Professor William y. Thomas. o
Per Argyll singing evangelist. will be
gin p ten days revival IN the NJ. Z
Church on Sunday
A number Of weddings will be cele
biated here IN the near future