Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-07-17
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
War Time Romance Has It's
Fruition in Wedding at
Emmanuel Church.
Star Correspondents OF Every Evening

| FIAU Correspondents OF Fsffy Evening
New Castle, July ia pretty we'd
ding, the fruits of an equally pretty home
romance, took place yesterday afternoon
in Emmanuel T. T.. Church, when Miss
| Mabel Auld of this city and Theodore
| Virgins of New York, a private in the
| Fifty-nintb Pioneer Regiment, Camp
| Dix, were welded The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. A. Ewing rector of
the church. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mary Jones of Maryland and the best
man was William Aud, brother Of the
bride. After the ceremony the newly
wcds left for Niagara Falls for their
honeymoon.
The members of the Red Cross Society
OF this city are working hard TO raise
funds, and are being helped out by the
moving picture performances in this city
For the next two weeks percentage of all
receipts viii be turned over to the society
The workers of this city were greatly
delayed yesterday morning by the trolley
car service. The cause of the delay was
the lack Of power. which upset the
schedule more than one hour. A number
OF workmen employed IN Wilmington
were compelled to hire automobiles in
order To get to work, while others took
the trains
The colored draftees 81 this city who
were called into service yesterday and
sent to Camp Meade were gwen fare
well banquet on Monday evening at the
Sons of Moses Hall, on William street
between Fourth and Fifth Rev John
II. BickinE, pastor of Nazareth NJ f.
Church. was one of the speakers. Other
speakers were from Wilmington, Middle
town and MARYLAND The attendance at
the affair was large, The following draftecs
of this city left Yesterday Carl ID
Allen, Joseph Manning, Edward J.
Thompson. Eugene H. Roberts, Clarence
Wright, Harry A. Allen, David A Massey.
Stamford Clark, Percy A Terry, William
Gordon
On account Of Mayor Theodore W
Lavender t-ing AWAY on a vacation for
several days, Acting Mayor John I
StooVs. president OF the CITY Council
had a busy session last evening Mt the
mayors Office Carroll Bouden was
fined 81 and costs for disorderlv conduct
Nathan Rouldcn was fined 81 and costs
for disordcrly conduct Ella Wilcox WAS
fined 81 and costs for fighting ON the
STREETS MARY prown was fined $40
and costs for fighting on tho streets
All Of the prisoners except the latter paid
their fine and were released
Miss Emily Mitchell. chief of the Now |
C,astle telephone exchange, has secured |
the services Of Miss Ada Walling aa
operator She will enter upon her duties |
next week She succeeds Miss Edith |
Pruce. who assigned Tho local aub- /
scrihcrs rrgrct the departure If Miss
Rrlcc. rs she was considered an excellent !
operator
This evening the Rcd Cross Socictv /
sill meet M the old Armorv building, /
second floor. from so 10 10 All persons
4rr invited 10 attend this meeting in
order "a give their assistance IN making
NJ cotton pads and rolls
Miss Lila johnson, who Was operated
1pon several days ago At the Delaware
Hospital for appendicitis. is getting along
licrly
Mn. Vance Miller and daughter,
Edith, Of Downingt on. Pa. arc the guests
II MIR and Mrs. Andrew Nj Mitchell and
amily
friends Of George Harrington, who was
operated upon several days ago for
appendicitis. nj the Delaware Hospital
lrc glad 10 know that he is getting along
liccly
Automobile for sale looks like now, 5
lres nearly new J i Stops Adv
Special bargains 10 close out automobile
nncr tubes, red and gray, 81 90; s275;
3 90; $3.50 J. T. Stops adv
Small Nictrola- Apply Mrs Kenneth
: Cross ADV.