Evening journal., 1916-06-08
news HAPPENINGS
At new Castle
St. Peters Parochial School
Graduates Prepare for
Commencement
Exercises
CARNIVAL WILL
CLOSE TONIGHT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del, June S.-The
tenth annual commencement OF St
Peters School will be held in the
basement Of St. Peters Church on
Thursday evening. June Is. The
graduates are. Theresa Ann Landers,
Adele Mary Botteron. Alice Gather
inc Toner Helen Frances Morrison
and Mary Elizabeth Neher.
The graduates receive not only
the English. but stenOgraphy and
commercial course diplomas as well.
AT the exercises the Cephus Dra-
matte Club will present the comedy.
"a Surprise Party at Brink ey's."
The program for the evening follows:
Greeting. song; Angelus pantomime;
"a Surprise Party at Brinkley's;"
THE Broken Lily" pantomime: "The
Holy CITY, song and pantomime;
when the Roses Bloom Again song;
address TO graduates and presenta-
tion OF diplomas.
The synopsis of the comedy fol-
lows:
Mary Brinkley. Miss Rose a Nc
Cauehan. graduate OF Elmhurst Col
lege leaves home for short vaca-
tion. The villagers plan surprise
party.
Ancient rivals. Joe Armstrong,
James b. Gallagher; Tom Mussen,
Hugh j. Ryan.
Visitors Elmer Blossom, Edward
j. Gott; Beatrice Jones, Miss Helen
r. Landers; Dolly Lafferty, Miss Mar
garet c. Jacobs: Molly Sailing. Miss
Catherine A. Leonard Sally Ibngl
Miss Catherine NJ. McCaughan.
Allen Fonby, James B. Hance. A
special friend Of Mary Brinkley.
Ma and Pa Brinkley. Miss Mary r.
Reynolds and John /. Sullivan. A
pair OF optimists.
Two hearts that beat as one: Sam
Swayne. Edward Mcdaniel: Jennie
Lovett. Miss Mary G. Landers.
Allen makes good in the city. re-
turns. and asks Pa Brinkley foI
Marys hand in marriage.
Joe Ketchail. John V. Kerns. aide
de-camp at Hornsbuckets Grocery
amuses the party by his sad eXper'
icnces with lady friends.
"He laughs best. who laughs last.
Music for the occasion will he fur
nished by the McPike Orchestra
James McPike. leader: Miss Mary
McPike. pianiste Eugene Chase, cor
net soloist. and George Ford. traps.
Holy City" Joseph S. Comerfor'
and Miss Rose A. McCaughan.
The weather man interfered wiz
the closing Of the carnival last might
II will close tonight. Much interes
is centered in the framed picture o
the White House at Washington, sen
nv Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, the croche
work presented by Mrs. Mckay. Mis-
Anna Lancaster. the Robelen plan
and the rocking chair donated by
John J. Feeney. The firemen ar
grateful for the patronage given theI
heretofore, as we'll as during tn
carnival.
Bridgewater the jewelers.
When officer Frank Beck was leay
ing the Wilmington courthouse yes
terday he was given a surprise. Bee
Is the officer in charge OF the Shaw
Town district and has been instru
mental in keeping good order ther'
He went over yesterday to oppose tn
granting Of a liquor license for a
Italian saloon. As he was leavin
the courthouse. Andrew BrysOn {
this city, congratulated the office
and told him that II was too muc
Ito expect him to lose his day. NJ
Bryson then demanded that Beck az
cept a note to cover his expenses.
Miss Marrill Beauchamp was
graduate at the Perryville School con
mencement.
Francis dell. Janvier has been r.
elected city solicitor and Williai
KINNEY. city engineer.
A delightful Victrola concert Wa