Evening journal., 1920-11-02
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Announcement Made of
Marriage of Miss Bull and
Charles Galloway
WOMEN WILL
ACT AS USHERS


more. Md Not one Of the social set !
OF which the couple are members had !
any knowledge Of the nupials. until |
the announcement was made by Mrs. |
Edna Bull, the brides mother Both !
bride and groom are we'll known here. |
Mr.. Galloway is employed In the gro
Gerry store Of z. V. Platts Second and
Delaware
James 5. KINNEY. 67 years old, who
for many years was employed at
Farnhurst, as a butcher. died at that
place last Sunday evening. Mr.. kim
mey is well known here. having made
his home here for several years prior
10 accepting the position at Farm
hurst He Is survived by a sister. Miss
Elizabeth KINNEY. Of this city. and a
brother. william KINNEY or VII
mngton The funeral services will be
htld in the Emmanuel p. y. Church,
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, in
charge OF the Rev. Jos ph II. carp.
rector
TAILORs OF QUALITY. Rubensiein
and Barkowsky, have opened a now
tailoring shop at ii5 Delaware street
ADV.
Women will offlclate as ushers in
the New Castle Methodist Church
Thursday and Friday, when the mem
bers OF the church will celebrate
their one hundredth anniversary Of
the establishment Of MeihOdlsm here.
Special services have been arranged
and ministers from all parts OF the
Wilmington Conference VIII be pres
ent. many OF whom have been former
pastors. These ushers will be Mrs. A.
NJ Gvison Mrs. Charles Townsend,
Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. r. Bick-
ing Beside passing the COLLECTION
plates. they viii act as ushers at The
different services.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Lebanon NJ. F.. Church at Rod Lion,
Will hold their annual fall supper
Thursday evening. al the church. II
The weather should prove inclement,
the supper will be held the next
evening.
Through the efforts Of the mem
bers OF The New Castle Century Club
the Americanizstion schools viii again
become operative this fall Prof H.
r. Snavely, superintendent OF schools,
Mss Messlck OF the lllfh School and
Miss Wise OF the grades. will assist
the State and federal officials in the
operation OF these schools. The Home
Teaching Gassrs. which had exceed
lent results in teaching the foreign
women the Ways Of their American
sisters last yeAr. VIII assist
ln.promptu political meetings and
conferences were held throughout the
city last evening by both Democratic
ana Republican politicians The work
done last night was TO district and
assign men anu women for the final
struggle which is taking place to-
day. There was a street parade OF
the new band last evening
Last night far exec ded the demons
tratlons OF Saturday evening when
the streets were thronged WIN mask
d paraders. Horns, tin pans and
other noise making devices were call
ed into play by the boys and girls.
men and women In making the night
one OF leviiy. No mlschievous de-
predat'ons Wer committed Of any ser
lous nature, but everybody enjoyed
themselves.
A committee on arrangemAQis was
appointed at a recent meeting OF the
Caesar Rodney Chapter, No. 8. Order
OF Eastern Star, 10 complete plans
for a masked dance TO be given the
latter part OF this month.
IL was said last evtnng that some
Of the local Industrial plants were 10
shut down today TO allow their en-
ployes 10 vote. The local plant Of the
Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation will
nN close down. but each employee
viii be allowed one hour in which
TO go TO the polls and vote.
NOTICE-Men's and women's rub
Der heels. soc. mems half soles, nail
ed or sewed, 1925; ladies' half soles,
nailed Soc seSed, 81; children's half
soles, Soc, done while you wait; and
all kinds of new shoes for sale at
p per cent reduction, at KEIM0NS
SHOE SHOP, ii2 Delaware St-Adv.
Mrs. Sara Atkinson will entertain
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union at her home at the monthly
business meeting tomorrow afternoon
A ducking party, composed OF
Messrs. A. w. Press. Edward Proud
and Marion Reynolds and Captain vii
bur Fox, OF the Baldton, started out
last saturday evening TO enjoy the
duck shooting on the marshes below
this city, but by some freak OF the
wind or tide became marooned on
the mud fats near the canal where
they remained several hours.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. King Of Vent
nor. ~ j., near Atlantic City who
have been spending several days with
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. L. George on
The Strand, returned home yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Henry Robbins, of
Philadelphia have been the guest.
OF Mr. and Mrs. A. v L. George. on
The Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs Hyland Price. OF New.
port, were Sunday guests OF friend.
in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Glvison an,
daughter. Mary. OF Second street
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Jones. Wilmington. Sunday.
James q. Shaw and sister Miss Mar,
Shaw. entertained a number or friend,
at dinner Saturday evening In honol
OF Mr. and Mrs v. w King OF Vent
nor, n ]. following which the part,
left for the Halloween surprise part
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ThOma
Holc0mb
LESLEY George. who IS employed II
Philadelphia. and has been spending
he weekend at the home OF hi
aunt Mise Kaio Herbert at Ailanti
City. y. J., VIII return 10 this city 90
day to cast MS ballot
Walter Wilson, OF Washington, Il
c. Is spending the day here renewin
old acquaintance and will also yot
in The city, claiming this as his resi-
dfnce.
Miss Sarah shearer received frs
prize at the dance given by tn
Amsco Athletic Association. She wa
declared 70 have the preiiiest costum.
representing a kewpie doll
Miss Helen Diehl. Delaware Cih
visited her parents and her frienC
Miss Elizabeth Mckay, for the week
end.
LOST-A cameo lavalliere. wiihou
chain Return 10 Bessie Hardy. 4
West Third sireet-Ady.
Edward Billings. son Of Mr.. and Mr..
George Billings Ninth and GRAY SIS
is suffering with an infected rigt
hand. A piece OF ice fen on tn
member
William Pierce, OF Baldton. is sui