Evening journal., 1920-06-26
news GOSSIP
] ! OF new CASTLE
Wilmington Tall Cedars
Cive Parade and Plant
Saplings
WAGES AND GIFT
PASTORS THEME

fhan five hours last evening New Cas-
te was in the hands Of a visiting
delegation Of Tall Cedars of-Lebanon
nom Wilmington. when .he hugs key
Il the town was passed by his honor,
Mayor Eckles, following a stirring
speech Of welcome to Walter l.. Nor
san, Grand Tall Cedar. Mr.. Morgan
was accompanied by the degree team
ard about 300 members OF Brandy
1Nine Forest, No. 20 Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon. Of Wilmington. and a large
delegation Of visiting members from
New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
6ssThey arrived at Third and Chestnut
streets, via trolley and automobile,
from Wilmington about 7.3O o'clock
.last night. From this point they
proceeded in parade formation DO Sec
ond, then 10 Delaware street, thence
10 The public square, where a drill by
she degree siafl was given. which was
highly appreciated by hundreds Of
residents. who lined the curb. In ac-
cepting The key, Grand Tall Cedar
Morgan asked the mayor II the key
1ENas for the city lock or the one on
lls cellar. About 1880 persons viewed
Following the speeches and drill
the Cedars paraded TO Fifth street, 20
'South. to Sixth, 10 Delaware street
and thence TO the Battery Park
.where The Brandywine Forest Band
gave a concert. There were several
athletic events. including sack. shoe
-and pototo races. pie eating contests,
bronco busting and wrestling matches.
u
Masonic Temple, when 81 local and i5
Nalmington sapllngs were planted.
Refreshments were served and the
visitors left for their homes by spe-
Gal trolleys about 10 o'clock. Many
al the visitors voice themselves as
heing highly pleased with the cordial
reception given them by 7the town
folk Town officials said last night
that this delegation was the most
orderly and jolliest bunch Of men who
have visited here In years.
The following letters remain In the
local posioiiice as unclaimed mail :
Box i0i. New Castle avenue; Mrs.
John Buckingham. Larenzina Callcchia,
Mrs Clara Campbell Mrs. O.. w.
Fiscler. Mr.. Prcastan Gairdy, Mr.. John
Hot Klnss Mr.. iahn C.. Miller. Mr. Bin
ME panies, Mr. Antonio paiello, Miss
Viola Ray, Miss Mary NJ Smith, Con
etanilnon II, Stalroulayin John =.
Smith. superintendent Delaware Mills
Company; Miss Gladys Tlllman and
Mr.. Jack Nhirley.
Miss Viola Marker. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs T. n. Marker OF Mt. Pleas
ant became the bride OF BENJAMIN
plessanion. Of Mt. Pleasant, Thursday
eycning. They were married IN SUM
mll Bridge NJ + Church. The bride
Wore q chiffon cloth gown and car
rled shower bouquet OF brides
roses The bridesmaid, Miss Lillian
Montgomery, cousin or the bride, OF
ffis city. wore a pink georgetie gown
and carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses The best man was Edward
pieasanton. brother OF The groom Mrs
Clarence Greenwood. OF Townsend,
PLAYED the wedding march. Roe Jacobs,
Clarence Greenwood, oscar Jacobs
and B. pleasanton acted as ushers.
Miss Anna Maker. sister OF the bride.
was flower girl. and Mrs. Leland
Pleasanton, cousin Of the groom, sang
20 Promise Me-
Church tomorrow will be In charge
on the pasto-. the Rev J r. Bicklns
Sunday school and Baraca class at 10
o'clock in the morning. followed by
preaching by the pastor on What Is
That In Thine Hand % From 90 5
O'Clock in ihe evening a twilight serV-
See 1Nlli De held followed by the flrst
quarterly conference in charge OF Or.
Robert Watt, D. D.. district superin-
ffndent- The evening subject VIII be
wages and Gifts The quarterly
leonfersnce was to have been held last
evening. but was postponed on ac-
count of the visit OF the TAN Cedars.
TIE usual services will be held In
Emmanuel Church. In charge OF the
rector. tie Rev Joseph II. carp.
Services In the First Presbyterian
Church viii be as usual and In charge
~ ihe Rev. s. Beattie Wylie. pastor
Morning services al the Baptist
C,lrch tomorrow. Bible school az 40
O'clock. preaching az a o'clock. These
services az standard time. AZ the eve
ming service, 730 o'clock. new time.
fhe ordinance ~ baptism viii be OBJ
served. The G. r meeting ai Gas
Qr'ock. The rector, George T. Street,
YSili De in charge.
Mrs John B Manlove. who FOR the
past six years has been in charge OF
the class o. Little Light Bearers, jun
lor department OF the Womcn's For
~eien Missionary Society. viii give her
aanual party 70 ihe class his after
noon.
Miss Louisa Eliason. daughter Of
Mrs. lille Elias0n. gave a heacl
party 20 a number Of her younl
friends and schoolmltes YESTERDAY
afternoon az Battery Park beach.
9 There Is an epidemic Of tonsllits anl
sore throsts among the residents o
fhis city. About p cases OF tonsiliti
arc now being attended by the loca
piIysicians.
~ William KINNEY, OF Wilmington
engineer for this city. surveyed Foari
efreet yesterday and Will submit a
estimate NJ the cost 10 install box O
pipe cutters at Fourth and Harmon
streets This viii do away with IN
doep glllies now existing there.
Mrs. Katherine Haddock, Who wa
sent 20 the Physicians and Surgeon
Hospital Wilmington, about tw
weeks ago by Or. b. NJ Allen, VIII RI
-FHrn home This afternoon. she su,
cessfully passed through a seriou
Hperati0n
t,James McNamare. who was seriousl
Injured by being burned at the locl
plant Of the Penn SeabOard Steel Coz
peraii0n last Tuesday, returned hon
last evening.
County Collector William w. Leac
announced last evening that an taxi
must be in his hands by Monday eVl
ming. June 2S. which Is ilfe last da
f0r the payment Of school taxes. II
said all those who fail 10 pay by h'
time would be proceeded against Al
cording 10 law. as he Intended 10 90
lecf every assessment. His territ0i
covers this city. rural New Cast
hundred including MinQuad8le. H0
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