Evening journal., 1917-11-13
news HAPPENINGS
MOUT NEW Castle
Charles w. Bush TO Address
Emmanuel Men on Y.
Nj. c. A. War Work
GUNNERS PREPARE
FOR RABBIT SEASON
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

special 70 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Nov. i3-The
Mems Club, Of Emmanuel Episcopal
church. win resume meetings for the
winter tonight. Charles W. Bush,
secretary Of the army \. NJ. C. A., will
speak upon the work OF the T. NJ. G. A..
10 the army camps, an especially timely
topic for the Y. NJ. c. A. War Fund
week. An men interested are invited to
attend the meeting. which viii be held
in the parish house.
The trustees OF the Market Square arc
making a number Of minor repairs to
The Court House.
The womens spring housekeeping Is
nothing 10 the epidemic Of gun-clean-
ing that seized hold OF an The New
Castle men last night Wherever
groups Of men were foregaiherod, there
vas much, rubbing up of nre-orns and
Dragging about the merits of each
weapon. The men were preparing for
he opening Of the cunning season on
Thursday, and aiming at imaginary rab-
BITS and quail in The dark corners OF
rooms. Among The parties who VIII go
shooting on Thursday are William
Montgomery and James Taylor, who
viii 60 20 Georgetown, and a party
going to Hartley consisting Of Joseph
Becker, James B. Toman, James Hatton.
Joseph Barnes, Edward Mcdaniel and
John B. Truiit A party going TO Red
Lion includes John Ries, Plat Burrls
and Joseph Mullen.
A. o. II. Lodge, No. 3, VIII meet to-
morrow night.
Miss Cora Jacobs, who returned home
last Saturday from Delaware Hospital.
is convalescing rapidly from an opera
lion for appendicitis.
Ezra McCue is seriously m with ty-
phoid pneumonia
James F. AIclNor was renewing New
.astle friendship yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Thomas was q recent WISH
tor from Philadelphia.
William White, a naval man from the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, spent Sunday at
home. lie is the son Of James White
John ELLINGTON and Lesley George
were home sunday from Camp Dix.
Lesley George said that ne might be
sent south 90 "a training camp This week
George Madden was prevented by an in
iured ankle from coming home for tho
Weekend.
Lieutenant Francis delIayen Janvier
and Lieutenant Rhodes, were weekend
Visitors.
Joseph Smith was fined $40 and costs
last night by Mayor Lavender for ex-
ceeding The speed limits in his automo-
bile. He was arrested by Constable
Montgomery.
The funeral of Mrs. Amelia perrem
Hho died yesterday morning, VIII b.
held at Emmanuel u. T.. Church at 23C
o'clock on Friday afternoon Tho re,
lr. A. A Ewing viii ofnclate. Inter
ment VIII be made i'm The Presbyterian
cemetery. Mrs. perrem, who was I'm ne
BIRD year, Is survived by son. FREE
Perrem, and a daughter. Mrs. Delane,
Williams.
Mrs. Mary Moore Burr. of Philadol
phia, VIII be buried from the home o
her niece, Mrs. Jane Patterson Ia VII
mlngion, tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock. lnlerment in Rivorvlev GENE.
terry. Charles H. Cleweu. or New
'astle, is in charge Of The burial.
Tonight the members of NE Tempt,
AiuD VIII give vaudeville show I'M the
Opera House, with talent furnished 10,
IN entertainment bureau OF phnadcl
phia
on wednesday evening palrioii.
entertainment directed by Mrs. Franc.
neH Janvler, viii be given in tho pari,l
house Of Emmanuel church. The prn
gram win be "The Glow Worm. 10.
Misses Irene Trultt and Mary Elkine
ton; chorus by the children with dane,
accomplishment by Anna Eliason an
Thomas liolcomb a musical arrange
mcnt Patriotic America" Miss Nlau,
Perrem, as Columbia Anna Comic,
Liberty" Merton White "Uncle sam
chorus by the children and songs D
Herbert Hewlett and james King; reel
lations by r. Earle Weggenmann AN,
Charles King, Jr.. living pictures. "Bets,
Ross Making the Flag "a Letter From
The Front "1he Allies.' The pianis
win be William Keublcr For the me-
ional airs the performer will be Mis-
Mary Eliason.