Evening journal., 1918-09-10
rs HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
One Time Sheriff's House
to be the Home of
MunilIonettes
TENNIS TOURNEY
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NEW CASTLE. Del. Sept i0.-ThC
residence formerly occupied by the
sheriff OF New Castle county, located
In Market Square, at present the home
pf The New Castle Club, has been rent
fed by the Bureau Of Housing, u. s
I. Government. Accommodations Will be
nsdo there for flfty girls, who VIII
b. employed by the Bethlehem Loading
Company. This Is the second building
in this city that has been taken over
by the United states Government FOR
the purpose Of housing girls employed
ST tho Bethlehem Loading Company
and II Is probable that these buildings
Will be rented until tho completion OF
the houses now being built by the
piel Construction Company, below New
Castle.
The annual tennis tournament con-
Quoted by the Young Mems Associa-
sion viii start at 5A5 o'clock tomorrow
evening. The tournament was sched-
uled to start two weeks ago, but due
TO the small number Of entries, It was
postponed until a sufficiently large
number OF contestants could be OBJ
tained The following single entries
have been booked Gutai VS.. Knaus
Garret vs.. Lofland. Cram VS.. Hearon,
Crane vs.. ConnOr, ROthrOck vs.. VIII
helme, Wyokon VS.. Madden, Horsey VS.
Thompson and Booker vs.. Leach. II
Is the request Of Howard Wilholme, In
charge OF the tournament that all mem
bers Of the association be present at
the tennis court this evening TO com
plete arrangements.
The monthly meeting OF the asso-
ciation will be held on Thursday eve
ming, at the home OF Matthew Walls,
North Second street.
Postmaster John p. Murphy, has Is
sued the following list OF letters ad-
vertised September g.
Pasquale Aceto, Oscar Austine An
tonic Mlrlelll, Luigi Signorino Bauc0r
Osker Bawham, Edlon ]. Brown, Paul
D. Beale, Domenlk Cell, John G. Car
roll, Joseph Douglas, Nicola Fabbiocchi,
Fonelll Faccaria, Tony Frascony, Mrs
William NJ Fry, Parisi Giuseppe, C. NJ
Graham, John Hamilton, Geory E.
Hoffman, Furman d. Holm, Mrs. Clara
Harnett, Charles N. Hunner (2), William
Ileldig, Hiefer,. William lnegereot, Miss
Jennie Jewan, Luigi Lantamaria, George
Lee, L. Loftland, John II. Mlmick, Peter
Metropetros, Robert /. Master, Howard
Moser, Mrs. H. Patterson, Charles Price,
Eowan Price, Henry f. Roder, James j.
Smith, Victor Sacket, Mrs. Harvey
Smith l2l, ]. A. Sackman, Henry Viii
liams
C. r. Snyder, chief electrician Of thu
Penn-Seaboard Steel Company, met
with a painful accident last night,
when cranking his automobile. His
band slipped from the crank, causing
him to strike his head against the radi-
alor Of the car. resulting in a bad cut
ab0se the left eye.
The Dorcas Society Of the NJ. p.
Church will hold It's monthly meeting
at the home Of Mrs. William Meggin-
son. Of New Castle pike. Thursday aft
ern0on. All members are urged to be
present as work Of special interest will
come before the meeting.
The New Castle Giants have chal-
lenged the New Castle baseball team
TO a series Of five baseball games, to
be played at Battery Park. The first
game will be played Saturday, Sep
tember IA, with batteries as follows
New Castle Giants, Williams Brothers,
and New Castle, Freebury and Pinder.
Councillor Norman Banks Of the Jr.
q. u. A. NJ, is making a special ap-
peal to the members Of The council 10
attend the lodge meeting held tonight
at Masonic han. Special plans relative
TO the degree teams and cadet body
will be made and it is hoped that every
member will be present.
Some one, supposedly boys, broke
into the garage OF Andrew Gallagher
and cut the rubber in several inter
tubes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lank OF Phila-
delphia are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Lank.
Miss Elizabeth Hushebeck is spend
ing her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Dill OF Denton, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt arc spend
ing three days at Atlantic City
Mrs. John Biser of Camden, n. j.. has
returned home after spending a week
with Mrs. John Cannon, of Third and
Chestnut streets.
Mrs. William Stradley, and daughters
Dorothy and Helen. OF Wilmington
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Harrington OF Sixth street.
Charles Beckhaldt, formerly machin-
ist at the Penn-Seaboard Steel COrpo-
ration, has left for Erie, Pa, where he
will be employed at his trade.
John Cannon and family OF Fifth
street have returned from a visit to
TacODy, Pa.
Mrs. Sidney Webber OF Philadelphia
has returned home after spending a
week with Miss Ella Green.
Elmer Ingram and Herbert Hauf have
returned home from a visit to New
York.
Miss Lillian farrell has returned home
after spending her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Sawyer Of Washington, d. c.