Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-24
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Pleasing Christmas Exercises Held
in the Public Schools Yestcr-
day Afternoon
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

| Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Sec Bridgewater for Jeweiry. ADV
| interesting Christmas program WAS given
by the iifth and sixth grades In the public
| schools yesterday afternoon: Song, The
First Noel "Iow the World Keeps
Christmas 81 Characters Leading lady,
Ruth farrell; French Canadian boy.
Harold Hobbs; Indian, Charles Cannon
Mexican Boy, George Pinder; Marie,
from France, Marian Moodey; Belgian
girl, Elsie Stidham; Dutch girl, Bessie
Hardy; two Danish girls, Clara Keimon
and Elizabeth Hemphill; twins from
Norway, John Pittam and Newbn Mont
gomery; Olga and Little, sisters from
kussia, Ethel Marsh and Gertrude Miller;
isabella from Italy, Matilda King;
,Iuanlta from Spain, Lulu Freeman;
George and Edward from England. Frank
Carrow and John Cole; Ahmo, the EslSi-
mo, Roger Cranston; boy from Chile,
Charles Townsend; boy from Uruguay,
RAYMOND Hurd; girl from Columbia,
Gladys Claymcr; boy from Brazil,
Richard Georges; child from Australia,
Emma Rossel; recitation, Santa =
Scouts, William Stevenson; duet, '1ioly
Night" Adelaide Davidson, Harry Long,
reading. "The Angel and the Shepherds,
LILLIAN Gravatt; recitation The Thought
of Christmas, Edith Stanley; recitation,
The Christmas Tree, Martha Rossell,
song, We Three Kings of Orient Are -
solos. Harry Long, Louis Iiurd. Wallace
Mcknitt chorus, Ralph Aniba, Harold
Hobbs, Charles Cannon, Walter Gonc.,
duet, Just After Christmas Dinner,
Paul Bickng, Ruth FARRELL recitation, "A
Christmas Wish, Elsie Wipf: play,
Tree, Walter Gonc. Christmas Angel,
Mary Thompson, Cotton, Adelaide
Davidson, Tinsel, Mildred Blake: Migtlc-
toe. Clifton Thompson, Holly. Theodore
Meggl1son. Christmas Ball Dallas Alb
bott Cornucopia. Carrie Atkinson, Marsh
mallow Vernon McDowcll Chocolate
Drop Paul ClandCn, Popcorn, Margaret
Snavclcy; Cranberry, Edna Scott; Frost
Fairies, Lillian Gravatt, Mary Burris.
Alice IovcicSs, Candy Canes. Edgar
Megginson. Wallace Cannon, Christmas
Candle, Irms Nckntt; closing song,
Christmas Greetings
MIR and Mrs Ernest Phillips have left
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
the hohdaya
Services VIII nc hrli in The NJ r. Church
on Christmas st q clock il tho morning
and at in the evening
At both services communion VIII he
with special music aa q
feature
4 Christmas carol service win be held
in the ImmanucI Church on Christmas
Eve. to which the public is invited. On
Christmas the holy communion will be
celebrated at so and 10 clock
Mrs NJ Warick of this city severely
burned her hand yesterday when = pot of
hot water splashed on her
Mfr and Mrs Ernest Foster are re-
cc,v1rg congratulations on the birth Of q
daughter
Citizens Of New Castle arc requested 10
hsve = light IL the ). .ndow Of their home al
The Christmas singers will
begin ST Il O'Clock snd viii sing near the
homes where candies are displayed in the
windows s patadc wiIl also pass that
phase All persons wishing TO JOIN in the
proct<sion are requt* ted to meet al the
NJ r. Church a few minutes before u.
Professor and Mrs Fl H. Hav have
closed their home in this city and left for
the South, where they VIII spend the
winter.
Miss CAME Downs. teacher Of the
eighth g'sde, has left for Connecticut