Evening journal., 1919-10-23
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Methodist Church Society to
Omen Carnival Tomor-
row Night
YOUNG PEOPLE
DANCE NIGHT AWAY
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special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 23.-NIiss Ruth
Stewart. who has been suffering from a
broken foot, is improving.
Charles Currinder, Of Basin Road, is
uffering from a fractured hip.
The D0rcas Society will open its car
lVal tomorrow with the sale Of bis
cults. cakes and pies and a country
store.
James b. Toman. who has been m at
l0me. is improving
Miss Mary Genrosa Landers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Landers, and
John p. McGrory were married yester-
lay morning in -. Peters r. C..
Church. Miss Helen Landers, sister OF
lhc bride was bridesmaid. and Richard
McGrory was best man. The bride wore
a white georgette crepe. with veil, anu
carried white chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaid wore pink georgetie crepe,
pink hat and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The dance and entertainment given
1y the High School last night, was a
great success. The program follows
selection. orchestra; recitation. Edna
Land" Zelma Matthews and Charles
cannon: violin duet, Herbert Hewlett
and Edward Truitt: tableau, BY the
Camp Fire Esther Berry. Douglas
Proud. Elizabeth Mckay. Merton White
vocal duet. Blanche Siblcy and Estella
Sibley: dialogue. Edna Deemer and
Earle Weggemann recitation, Frances
sterling; "Riches,' Helen Diehl, Ger
Icndenh1ll: jokes. Charles King.
John Hammers, who has been very
%. has returned 10 work.
Samuel Walls, who has been III, is
much improved.
\ rummagc sale Will be held in con-
icction with the carnival TO be given
friday and Saturday nights OF this
week. 40 lhe W. +. Church. Mrs. George
proud. Sr. viii Doe i'm charge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Toner are bclng
congratulated upon The birth OF "a son.
City Councilman Alexander Melvin,
who has been I'm the Philadelphia Hos
pilal has resumed his duties at The
American Manganese steel Co. plant.
TWO of the tables that were not
named go Doe az the carnival Friday ana
saturday evenings, by the Dorcas So
riciy. are candy tables. Mrs. thinner
man: rummage table. Mrs. e.. Proud.
Mr.. am Mrs. Alfred White are receiN-
ng congratulations upon the birth OF
q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hayter has
returned home after visiting friends IN
Niddlcl0wn.
The funeral Of oscar Nllcy took place
his afternoon at The home of his
grandmother. Mrs Mary Z. Daily. The
Rev. George r.. Street, pastor OF The
first Baptist Church, was In charge OF
.he services The boys was a member
lcr of the Boy Scouts Of Philadelphia
md six members Of Boy Scout Troop
lo &. Of lhis city. acted as pallbearers
Douglass Proud. James Wilson, Ed
Nard Challenger. Merton White, Harry
Abern and Carlyle Tobin.
Wellington u. Townsend. aged sixty
seven years. Of Baldton, near this city,
died Yesterday morning lie had been
i'm ill health for some time. lie was a
member NJ the NJ Z. Church Of This |
city. and employed by the Wilmington !
Southern Traction Company at the !
0cal power house, a member of the !
Wilmington Nest, No. 1893. Order OF |
owls. The funeral services Will be |
reid Saturday afternoon.
The Democratic county executive |
committee will meet in town hall on |
Friday night 20 elect members OF the |
county committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bungard and son, |
Of Chester. Pa, are visiting relatives !
here.
Mrs. Harry Bungard. Of Chesapeake !
City. IS visiting her mother here.