Evening journal., 1916-05-24
NEW Castle READY
FOR Carnival week
Old Home Celebration Will
Open There on Friday
Night
MANY PARADES
ON THE PROGRAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del. May a.
Everyone is in high glee for the car.
nival which opens on Friday night.
Concessionaires are arriving here
every day, but gamblers are barred.
A feature of the mirth village will
be the German submarine" The chill
dren win be delighted with the merry
go-round Everyone knows that the
hobby horses are favorites. "Nervo"
will be a great attraction as he dives
from a high position into a shute and
comes out turning somersaults to the
wonder of all present.
The Wilmington fire companies
will be represented on the opening
night and one Of the new fire fight
ing machines will be i'm line.
Samuel Miller and others in the
country are donating chickens ana
eggs The women OF the town are
asked TO maxi candy and cakes and
10 donate them to the firemcn.
Alexander u. Goudiss, Mrs. Lawler'
John Truitt, Mrs. McCcllin are the
first to donate prizes. Several Will
mington companies have also made
donations.
The parade Of the school children
on Saturday afternoon will be a. grand
affair Captain Jesse Mckay will be
chief marshal and the Boy Scouts will
have the right of line. The Camp
Fire Girls. st. Peters parochial and
the public school children will be in
line State Road, Hare's Corner and
Rose Hin schools are expected 10
be represented. The Boy Scouts from
Wilmington and hundreds of Girls of
the Camp Fire have been invited.
The king and queen of the carnival
are i'm Philadelphia today getting
their robes.
Tho Pastime Athletic Club is ar
ranging for the uniforms to be worn
on Friday night The George and
John Club also will make an elaborate
appearance.
Mayor Rodney and the police are
determined to break up Sunday crap
games, and raids will be the order
on next Sunday
Many New Castle residents will go
To Rose Hill tonight 10 attend the
, strawberry festival Of Rose Hill
Grange.
The dance proposed for tomorrow
evening in the Century Club building
has been called OFT.
The box social and musicale by the
Cephas Dramatic Club tomorrow
evening promises to be- a delightful
AFFAIR. Quarteus, duets and solos
as well as select readings. are on
the program John l.. Sullivan said
last night that the person who cannot
enjoy a good laugh had better not at
tend the affair
The Rev n. G.. Prim will preach thC
sermon TO the members Of the G. A. r
next Sundy morning number OF
organizations i'm the city will also at
I tend the services.
The street letter boxes have been
received by Postmaster Murphy.
The steel cells i'm the city lookup
/ have been placed in position
At The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
| Pierce No COS Clymer street, on
Saturday night. their only daughter
/ Miss Annie. became the bride OF Hugh
! McGnnis. son of Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
Z htAlNNi~. hIh. ANNA intIlOW va
matron of honor and Robert Wilson
of Newark. was best man The bride
wore white null over white silk Hel
bridal veil was arranged i'm the new
cap fashion with a wreath OF lilies a
the valley. The matron Of hono
wore pink silk crepe trimmed IT, nll'
green chiffon The bride carried whit,
carnations and lilies of the valley
Tho bridesmaid carried pink carna
tions with lilies OF the valley. Mis-
Alice Rutter of Wilmington. playel
the wedding march. and Miss Mar
garei Boaitie. OF Rrandywine Springs
sang 20 Promise Ne"