Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
| NEWS OF The DAY
At new CASTLE
Mrs. Harry Shaw Painfully In
jured by Crochet Needle,
Which Punctured Hand.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Fvening
New Castle, juno 80 Industry Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. u. A. NJ last evening elected
the following officers: Councillor. Robert
II. Harrington, Jr. ,v1cc-councillor, Mar
vim HaSton; assistant recording secretary,
David Harrington; conductor, Paul Kern,
warden, Westley Preston; inside seminal,
Howard Porter; outside seminal, II. In
gram; trustee for 1S months, John Leach.
Mrs. Harry Shaw Of Wcst Sixth street
last evening ran steel crochet needle
in the palm of her left hand, when she
endeAvored to lower q window, the hand
coming in contact with a ball of yarn
containing the needle, which was on the
window sill. DR.. Dodd gave attention.
The marriage Of Miss Emily v Mitchell
to Charles s. Fleming will take place this
evening at z o'clock, advanced time, in
First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. ). Beattic Wylie.
John Bcal, a resident Of East Second
street, last evening was given q farewell
reception at the home of Mrs Lewis l..
Eliason, by Mrs. Ellison and her Bible
class of Emmanuel Church, of which he
was a member. The class presented him
with fountain pen. Mr. Beal and Mrs.
Mary Il. Loveless, both residents of this
city, will leave today for New York City
and will stay until July 3, when they
will sail for England, where they will
stay for several months as guests of their
parents.
The Ladies of st. Peters Church on
Monday evening held a meeting for the
purpose of arranging for their annual lawn
ietc, which will be held the first week in
August ON the lawn at Fifth and Della
ware streets.
Misses Mary Ellason and Emma
Challenger, last evening invited number
of their friends TO Battery Park for the
puspose of holding a beach party, but were
much disappointed when the heavy rain
and wind storm came up and changed
their plans. The party went TO the Parish
House, where they held n dance. Forty
persons were in attendance. The party
was ehaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
J. Kite of Baldton.
Peter kontrat, employed at the plant
Of the Pusey & Jones Co, Wilmington,
and a resident of 632 Clark street, yes
tereiay afternoon. while at work, was
struck in the face by steel die, lacerating
the forehead. The injured man was
brought to his home in the companys
machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKnitt Of
East ftF1 street aft ttiiE
upon the birth of daughter, at the
homeopathic Hospital in Wilmington
The official board of Nazareth NJ. l..
Church has authorized q number of I'M
provements TO the church auditorium,
including new pipe organ, new metal
ceiling. alterations to the platform. paint
ing the interior of the church and pur
chasing new pulpit furniture. The inn
provements, with tho exception Of the
organ. will be about $500. The cost
of the organ will be 50, ,946. The Moller
Co, who received the contract for the
installation of the new instrument, will
allow in trade $3.50 for the old organ and
motor. The Dorcas Society has pledged
81 900 of the amount, leaving a balance
of 81 .376 to be raised for the organ fund,
plus the g, 500, making grand total to be
raised by the members Of S4sS76 At the
meeting last evening letters were sent
out to all members of the church soliciting
pledges to be paid in four installments
during September, October, November
and Dec .mber.
The Wilmington & Philadelphia Trac-
ton Co. has raised the tracks along the
causeway portion of the State road and
made fill of cinders. The Union Paving
Co, has the contract for con-
structing the northern section OF 1-3
miles of the State road from Market
street bridge to Garasche's lane, with
asphalt between the track. 1t will be