Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Marriage. Today, of Miss Ella
Green and William S. Veg
genmann.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle June l9--This afternoon
in the Emmanuel Church, William Smith
Weggenmann, of 40 East Fifth street and
Miss Ella Green daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Green also of this city, will be
married by Rev. Joseph II Earp, the
bridesmaid will be Miss Marion Bacon
and Edward Earle Weggenmann, brother
of the groom, will be best man The we'd
ding march will be played by Miss Emily
+. Lunt. After the ceremony the young
couple will go To Philadelphia where they
will have dinner, after which they will go
to Atlantic City where they will remain
until next Tuesday. Then they will leave
for Douglas, Arizona, where they will be
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Denney s. Caven-
der, uncle and aunt of the groom The
couple will later 20 10 San Francisco,
Cal, where they will make their home.
Mrs Mary c. Mitchell Williams, aged
- years, widow of Jefferson Williams a
former resident Of this city, died on Thurs
day at the Samaritan Hospital. Phlladel-
phla. where the patient underwent an
| operation, The deceased had been a resi-
dent Of Chester for several wears. The
funeral services will be held ON Monday
afternoon AZ | clock, standard time, at
the undertaking parlors of Chandler IT,.
Gebhart. Rev. John II Bcking officiating
lntcrmrnt will be made in the family burial
plot IN the First Presbyterian cemetery.
Next Thursday evening at O clock
Miss Viola Marker, daughter Of MIR and
Mrs t. r Marker who reside on the
Poplar Farm near Mount Pleasant, will
he married to Benjamin pleasanton of
Mount Pleasant The ceremony will take
place in Summit Bridge Church, the
bridesmaid will he Miss Lillian Mont
gomerv cousin of the bride. the best
man will be Edward Pleasanton, a brother
Of the groom. \ reception will follow at
the homo Of the bride
Mrs William " Leach, worthy matron
Of the Caesar Rodney Chapter. No :.
Order Of the Eastern Star, request that
all officers report at the Masonic Temple
this evening, promptly at q clock for the
purpose Of holding lodge rehearsal
Miss Helen Davidson, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Howard Davidson, o gradute Of
the 1920 High School class has accepted
position as stenographer with the Amori-
can Manganese Steel Co.
Yesterday afternoon NJ O'Clock Mayor
George W Eckles was notified by Mrs.
Louise Rodney iiolcomh. member OF
the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
10 Animals, that a white horse had fallen
on the roadway from exhaustion, and
asked that proper attention be given the
animal The horse was owned by
teamstcr Of Wilmington. who was on his
way home when tho animal gave ont.
Efforts we're made 10 raise the animal 10
its feet by means OF a derrick, but with
out success. The animal was ordered shot.
& fF~,vY,,tl lat for sh.
purpose OF setting tax rate for the en-
suing year The body was unable 10 reach
a definite conclusion and will meet on
Tuesday evening
Rev John X. Bickine pastor Of Naza-
roth NJ. L. Church, announces that the
summer schedule will be effective to-
morrow, in the SUNDAY school room. as
the auditorium is closed for improve
mcniS. The morning session will begin
n 10 o'clock. when the Sunday school
services viii be held followed by preach
ing AZ / bv the pastor, who will take for
his subject Walk in the Light. 4 twi-
hight service will be held from : until $.
inspiring singing will feature the service.
The Raracca Class will hold its session at
10 clock in place OF the afternoon
The services at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev George T. Street. who will take for
his morning subject 'Selhshness a Peril
OF the Churches at | / clock. standard
time At 80, new time, the Children
Dav services will he held.
Rev. Joseph H. Earl Of Tmmanuel
Church viii conduct the morning and the
evening services tomorrow.
In the Lebanon NJ F. Church al Red
Lion. the Sunday school session will begin
at CSC, followed by preaching az l045.
The Childrcns Dav services will be held
in Glasgow VI r. Church NJ 7.45. The
Childrcn'S Dav exercises of the Lebanon
NJ r. Church will be held on sunday
evening. June p, on account Of the in
clement weather on the 18th.
After July l. all Wilmington banks will
charge S. monthly for all balances less
than $500 and will give no interest on any
checking accounts less than $500. The
New Castle Trust will revise this some
what II will charge nothing extra for
balances less than $500, but will not give
any interest on checking accounts less
than $500 This Will have no effect on the
savings fund accounted
The Cbildren's Day exercises of the
First Presbyterian Sunday school will be
held tomorrow at $50 Following is the
program Hymn. We march, We March
70 Victory; prayer by the superintendent
the Lords PRAYER by the school; respon-
sive reading Ideal ChiIdhood;' hymn,
Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus singing
and exercises BY the Beginners Depart
ment singing and exercises by the Primary
Department. memory exercise recitation
Of Twenty-frst Psalm; hymn, Happy
Town Of Salem singing and exercises by
the Intermediate Class; hymn, With
Happy Voices Singing; hymn, Neath
the Banner Of Gods Love adult class,
address by superintendent offering
hymn Rejoice, le Pure 10 Heart
benediction Miss Anna Ehason will
speak
The proceeds Of the strawberry festival
at Red Lion NJ F.. Church on june l5,
netfed around $50
Miss Margaret Fahey, has accepted
position in the accounting department OF
the Harlan plant of the Bethlehem Ship
building Corp Ltd
The Auxiliary Of the Emmanuel
Church. last evening rendered a shower to
Miss Elizabeth Madden in honor Of her
coming marriage. this month The affair
l.