Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-26
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
High School Alumni Plans
Active Social Year for
Association
CASHIERS CLUB
TO GIVE SUPPER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. Sept. 26.-The
High School Alumni Association met
last evening with a gratifying atten-
dance of members. Many social af-
fairs were outlined for the coming
winter and committees were told they
must be alive to their duties and keep
interest up at all times. The mem
bership of the alumni is as follows:
Richard Appleby, New Castle; Eliza
beth Bacon, Farnhurst; Mary Biggs,
New Castle Helen Bross, Aimee
Bross, Boston. Mass; Mrs. Charles
Bryan Newark Mrs. Albert BOyce,
New Castle; Jessie Carswell, Will
mington; Mabel Clewell. Josephine
Clothier. Mrs. w. L. Cramer Horace
Deakyne. New Castle; Major Her
bert Deakyne. Kansas City, Mo; Es
tella De akyne Port Deposit. Md. Mrs.
Hugh Duffy. May B. Cooley. Edward
GOrmley. New Castle: Hon. George
Gray. Wilmington; Mrs. Elmer Hawke.
Philade phia; Mrs. S Fl. Hewitt,
Farnhurst Mrs. II. c. Hunter. Mrs.
c. F. Jemison. Flora Knause, New
Castle; Mrs. r. " Lamborn, WI
mington; Emily Lunt. OZro Lunt.
George Madden. Mrs w. T. Myers,
Austin Mccain. New Castle: Marie
MahOney. Helen Mahoney. Phladel-
phia; Francis McFarlin. Louise Moody.
New Castle; May Moss. Porters. Del;
Mrs John p. Murphy. John Naylor.
Emily Pedrick, Elmer Pedrick. New
Castle; Mrs. NJ. s Pennock. Whining
ton; Martha Perrem, New Castle:
Mrs. r. s. Pordham Newport; Mrs. Il.
L. .'chafner Mendenhall. Pa: Edith
Sterling, Kirkwood Del: Ruth Stew
art. II. V. d. Stewart. Reata NJ Stops,
James Taylor, Florence Toppin. New
Castle; Mrs. Irwin Van Arsdalen
Wilmington; Arna Vantine. Anna NJ.
Wallace. New Castle; Jesse Watts,
Washington, D. c.: Mary White,
James White. Mrs. Iva Willis Rat
ledge Margaret Wilhelme, Pauline
W lifeline, Irene Wise. Miss Elizabeth
TOman. Alva Watts. New Castle. and
Mary b. McGonigal. Philadelphia.
Victrolas & Records Bridgewater
Mrs John NJ. Wilson. president OF
the Century Club, has called a special
meeting of the club for o'clock next
Thursday afternoon Every member
Is requested TO be present. At the
meeting. final arrangements will be
made TO start the carnival next week.
The chairmen Of the committees are
also DESTROYS of meeting their assist
ants and the club meeting will give an
opportunity to do so.
George Pustill fell off a ladder at
his home. Fourth and Harmony
streets. yesterday and sprained his
wrist and suffered severe bruises to
his side and shoulder
Several New Castle men attended
The performance Of Experience" I'm
Philadelphia last night
Osee r. Hance. son of James B.
Hance, Fifth and Harmony streets. and
IN ST. Peters Cathedral. Wilmington,
tomorrow morning.
While playing baseball yesterday,
William Davis had the middle finger OF
his right hand broken.
The CASTERS will hold an oyster
supper in the Town Hall next Satur-
lay evening.
The monthly meeting of the Board
Of Education will be held this evening.
The board will elect a successor to G.
Ferris Jemson, as president
One of the very prettiest weddings
OF the early fall will take place to-
morrow evening at the country resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas
Hewlett. when their daughter, Will
lena. will be united in marriage to
Charles Yetter, of Wilmington. The
ring ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Primm, Of the First
Baptist Church
The house will be decorated with
ferns, goldenrod, asters. and other
autumn flowers. Mrs. Charles Hew-
lett, formerly Miss Sophronia Farmer.
Of New Castle. and a sister-in-law of
the bride, will play the wedding
march from Lohengrin. The bride
will wear a distinctive gown Of inn
ported Georgette Crepe, made walking
length. She will wear no veil, and
her only ornament will be a lovely
string OF pearls. the gift of the bride
groom. She will carry a beautiful
bouquet Of Martha Washington
chrysanthemums The bridesmaid
will be Miss Irene Truitt, Of New
Castle and the best man will be
Howard L. Miller. of Philadelphia,