Evening journal., 1916-11-23
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Women Will March With
Men in Democratic
Parade Tonight
CENTURY CLUB
WOMEN IN SOCIAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 22.-"Let the
bands play" was the SLOGAN here
last night.
The Democratic parade will take
place this evening. The parade route
is over the principal streets OF the
city starting at Court House Square
and breaking ranks at Third and
Delaware streets
The general committee and Demo-
Gratis in general met last night 10
complete the arrangements.
President OF City Council Theodore
W. Lavender, who is chairman OF the
general committee. outlined the route
OF the parade. While the men we're
arranging their plans the women
were holding a meeting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Peter G.. Madden. The
women hope to have a large delega-
ton IN line and expect TO go over the
entire route. Red fire, galore is 10
burn along the line OF march and
the marchers are to use Roman can
dies and burn red fire A feature OF
the parade Is that IL will pass the
residence OF James G Shaw. Repub-
iican. who was elected Levy Court
Commissioner and the place Of bust
ness OF Harry =. Ahern, Republican
Representatives. elect.
Mrs. Alice Hay MacLulick will adj
dress the current events class Of the
Century Club tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mildred Stoops will read current
events
Word has been received here OF
tho death Of Mrs. Francis Arantz. in
Reading. Mr. and Mrs Arantz who
we're married year ago, visited New
Castle friends afterward.
Many persons attended the dance
given under the auspices OF the Cen
fury Club i'm the Opera House last
evening. Another dance will be given
in the parish house by the Junior
Auxiliary on Monday evening.
A delegation OF dancers expect 20
20 TO Wilmington on next Wednes-
day evening to attend the ball to be
given under the auspices OF the Hi
hernian knights that night.
The Century Club members are de- |
termined to keep cutting down the
Indebtedness on the clubs home at
Second and Delaware streets Doll
shows. dances and lectures are now
Ns
have charge OF the Delaware day ceie-
bration on next Tuesday. Mrs. Finck
will lecture on Wednesday after
noon.
1T is a genuine treat to hear Mrs.
Finck" said a member OF the New
Century Club, Wilmington. and
New Castle Century Club members
are TO be congratulated upon the
good fortune to have Mrs. Finck to
address the. club.
Eridgewater. the Jeweler.--Adv.
Orion A. Carrick is recovering from
injuries received in one OF the steel
plants when a pile of casting TASKS
fell on him.
Next Thursday, Thanksgiving Day,
viii be a holiday in the local post
Office While mails will be received
and dispatched the office will be open
only a few hours.
James G. Shaw. Levy Court Com
missioner elect. visited the County
Court House on Tuesday and spent
some time with the members Of the
court.
Hundreds Of New Castle residents
are suffering from colds.
The public schools reopened today
after being closed for three days dur
ing the Teachers Institute.
Since eggs are half a dollar
dozen. a drop in the price would hurt
no one.
Although election excitement Is
over. political banners and flags still
waive here
There are few complaints about
mosquitoes and flies al present.
The celery crop is all right in this
section. but the turkeys are roosting
high
While there has been a number OF
heavy frosts recently. the persons
who have their coal bins filled are
smiling
The Republicans will keep their
club open all winter and next spring
will put a whole ticket in the field
The club has been recognized and
the members will have coy quarters
this winter