Evening journal., 1920-06-09
NEW CASTTE FOLK TO
OBSERVE FLAG DAY
Cohansick Chapter, d. A. r., of South Jer-
sey, to Visit Delawdre 7orOn Next Mon
day-Students Enjoy Dance-Wdr Ro-
nance Ends in Local Church-lNiSSioR-
dry Society Anniversary

Snecial 30 Tho Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, June 9.--fag D9y,
June a.. promises 10 be one on w
noss interesting days Of the year lot
historic New Castle. Postmaster Johh
Murphy. the Rev. Joseph II. carp,
,ifv oIncials and the New Casle Cen
Jury Club are acting as a commlltee
N Inc whole In arranging a prosraln
and recepiion for COhanzick Ohapler
N m Daughter Of the American
Revolution. south Jersey, when cnap-
Ter will visit This city on that ualo.
Postmaster Murphy received letter
la this effect yesterday. rms OF
ranizaiion is composed OF persons Nv
ng in the vicinity Of Cohansey anu l
lower Alloway townships, having us
home at Bridgeton, n. j.. itlls sSev. ~
lion Of New Jersey Is considered tne
,oosi historic poriion Of that stale,
IND Is closely related 20 New Castle
hecauso many immigrants OF pre-
Revolutionary days divided at lne
mouth OF the COhansey, some setiling
In New Jersey and some at uiuereni
noints in Delaware. all under the same
~ranfs. Alexander B. Cooper, OF tne
Historical Society OF Delaware, VIII
be requested 90 point out the points
~ historic interest In New Castle
and vicinity 30 the visitors on thaa
occasion. Mr.. Cooper is considered
The New Castle county historian.
Navor Eckles Will welcome the
VISITING chapter and their friends, ana
has requested an residents To- decora.' y
tho exterior OF the homes with Duh1'
ing and ilags. ,,ss -,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Madden, o.
Delaware street, announce we en,.
gacemcnt OF their daughter' i hll1ape.i
A Madden 20 Robert +. En8ler, OF
The Junior hop, held In the parish
honse last evening, was voted a mos
snccessful affair 10 was 80 on1oyanl,
fhof IA was said last night that th'
foliouing juniors viii be rcqucsttt
40 make II an annual event. MANY
members OF an classes OF the hlgf
cohool and their friends enjoyed ih'
festive occasion. The girls were
ro,vned IA their most up-to-date eve
ming dresses. while the boys were az
iired in white flannel trousers an'
hlue coats, making a very neat ap.
nearance. Many oui-of-toWn guest
were present. The juniors were tn'
hosts. This was the farewell mop u
the class OF 1920 as members or h'
New Castle High School
MISS Nora ~ dNA'Ti ~ ltt.Nt i''
rncland. became The bride OF Edward
Movie. OF this city. last Monday eve
ming at the parsonage OF Nazarcti
Church. the Rev. J. r. Bicking ohicla az
inr The couple became acquainte'
,chile in war service in France MIS-
Jones arrived here two weeks ago
Mr. and Mrs. N0yle viii spend thet
nonevmoon in Atlantic City.
The Woman's Missionary Soclet'
OF Nazareth Church celebrated ih
fortieth anniversary OF the inception
~ ne oreanixation last night In th
narlors of the church. Mrs. Mary Z
nrnnv read the history OF the gen
erai society. and Mrs. ]. r.. bickinl
me history OF the local society
.oio was sung by Frances Sheridai
selections were sung by mike
quartet under the leadership or Jane
4. Challenger.
To-day is Flower Mission Day TO IN
Niomen's Christian Temperance uniol
of this city, and viii be celebrated a
the home OF Mrs. William Dcakyne
where flowers viii be displayed o
the front porch. These flowers, con
tribuii0ns OF members and friends o
the Union. viii DO distributed ihi
afternoon among the sick Of the com