Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-08
NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Wedding Last Night Which Was
the elimination of a Romance,
of the World War.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

AT the parsona gc of Nazareth NJ .E. Church
Mt $50. Edward Moyle of this city and
Miss Nora c. Jones of Liverpool Eng
land. were married, Rev. j. k. Bicklng,
officiating The groom became acquaint-
ed with the bride while he was lighting
in France and two weeks ago the bride
elect arrived in New Castle. MIR. and
Mrs, Robert H. Harrington. Sr, were
attendants at the wedding. The couple
left for their honeymoon at Atlantic City,
Cnon their return they will locate IN tins
CITY, where the groom is employed
Two weddings will take place next week,
Miss Margaret Wall, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Matthew Walz of no North
Third street, will become the bride of
Merrill Thornton of Wilmington The
bride is president of the Young Peoples
Society of the First Baptist Church and
was a school teacher The wedding VIII
take place ON Thursday, June IL IN the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. y beat
tie Wylie viii perform the ceremony.
The second wedding will take place on
the following Saturday, when William
Smith Neggenmann, who resides with
his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wccgenmann of 40 East Fifth street, will
take as his wife, Miss Ella Green. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Green OF this
cfty. The bride has been teacher IN the
local schools for several years. The wedding
will take place IN Emmanuel hurch and
tbe ceremony will be performed by the
rector Rev. Joseph H. carp. After the
marriage the couple will 60 TO Douglas,
arizona. where they will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Denny ;. Cavcnder an uncle OF the
groom. after which they will visit Nacra-
mento. California, where they viii make
their home
On Tuesday evening. June - farce
entitled livery Fellow Needs Friend,
will be given hv Wilmington talent At
Emmanuel parish house The play was
recently staged At the New Century Club,
N Wilmington, and met with success
,fter the performance there will he
dance. The proceeds Will be for the bcnctlt
OF the Parish Guild
This evening at 5 clock. the members
of +hc Women.s Home Missionary Society
will celebrate The Forticth Anniversary
of the organization Of the General Society
IN the parlors Of the Nazareth NJ. +.
Church Each member Of the society IS
entitled to bring one additional person.
after the entertainment the members
will open the annual birthday bags
The following program has been pre-
parcd History Of the General 1rgahlza-
lion by Mrs. MARY O. Denny: history OF
the local society by Mrs. John r. Bickng;
vocal solo. Frances Sheridan: mixed
Quartet. under thu. leadership Of Cholster
lanes +. Challenger, piano solo, Ogden
Misc At the conclusion OF the exercises
refreshments will be served.
an ARMY ambulance from Fort du Pont
Yesterday ran into the marsh below Dob
binsville. William b. Kee rescued it,
A handsome pony has been awarded
hv the Good Will Fire 90. 10 Noah Hlg-
gins. who resides on the State Road, The
proceeds will be used toward the pur-
chase Of a tractor 10 fight rural tlres
Tomorrow morning, beginning AZ lu
o'clock. the members Of the Y omen
Christian Temperance Union Will hold
rheir annual floral mission al the home Of
Nfr and Mrs. William Deakyne, on Vest
Fifth street The display Of the flowers
viii be viewed from the porch All per
sons who wish 10 donate flowers are re-
nuested to send them TO the above place
before go clock The flowers will be
made up into bouquets, winch VIII be
literally distributed to the sick and the
shut-in persons Of the city.
The members Of the Dorcas Society of
Nazareth NJ. f. Church, on Saturday
evening. June 26. viii hold : strawberry
festival. in the Sunday school rooms
The county convention oi the v omen
Christian Temperance | mon viii be held
on Thursday AT Blackblrd n. L. Church
Arrangements for the selection oi the
delegates from tho local union will he
made tomorrow at the regular meeting
which will take place al the nome oT Nj
and Mrs William Deakyne-
The Order OF Eastern Star. oasar Rod
nov Chapter. No. s viii meet THURSDAY
evening at 5 in the Masonic Temple All
officers are requested 10 report 81 the
lodge room Fl clock
Miss Edna Cranston. who resides on the
State Road and who Is member q me
1920 graduating class Of the New eaetie
High school. entertained al her home last
evening the members OF her class al
strawberry social The following class mem
hers were in attendance. Misses Mary
Givison, President Of the class. Martha
Bryson, Regina Rothrock. Helen
Davidson. Ethel Qmgley, Mary Richards
and Terpin Rose.
On Sunday morning while en- route 70
church. Mrs. 7. Biddle and her niece, Miss
Lillian Webb. who resides near Porter s
Station. had q narrow escape from serious
injuries al the State Road station, when
their horse became frightened from
passing southbound freight tram a. 1880
o'clock The animal became unmanagable
and broke the harness. which caused the
wagon to upset throwing the two oc-
ct1pants 10 the ground. Neither Of the
persons was injured The horse was over
AIKEN about a mile from the accident
The carriage was demolished
Second Mate John Whlteside Of the
L s Ship Lansdowne, formerly Of this
city. and Miss Rae MUSES., formerly of
Norway. but VINO now resides IN New ork
were guests Of Miss Helen Whlteside
They left last evening for New York
4 strawberry festival will be held on
June Is bv the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Red Lion Church al Red Lion
The members Of Adelphia Lodge. No.
s. Knights of PyChlas, and their families
took part in the excursion TO Augustine
Beach today.
William +. Harrington, William r.
Burris and Wilkinson L. Cranston were
at the Automobile Association meeting
in Wilmington last evening.
The meeting Of the official board of
the Nazareth M f. Church will be held
this evening at 7.45, in the parlors Of the
church. All members are requested to be
present.
Through an error IN the New Castle
items last evening, the name Of Miss Mary
Givison was omitted from the list Of
graduates Of the New Castle High School
OF the 1920 class, who attended Emmanuel
Church on Sunday
Miss Jennie McCue of West Fifth street
was operated upon yesterday at the
Delaware Hospital by DR. Ellegood, for