Evening journal., 1920-04-20

plihy upon the death OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Nesbli and Mrs. Dccmcr. both OF
whom charter mcmbe the
club. b was organlz The
home Deemer. flve years ago
The land and blcachcrs OF
the Ne. slle baseball team OF the
Del-Mar LeJgue has been completed
and Battery Park grounds put into
shape for the opening OF the season,
saturday, May 4. The opening was
have been next Saturday afternoon,
owing TO weather conditions pre-
ting sufficient practice and the
'itional fact that the Newark team
not play until Saturday week. the
Hdent Of The league announced to-
.y mat the opening OF the season
would be deferred until May l.
An automobile decorated with Con-
necticut and Nevada suffrage flags
stopped In front OF the mayors ofllce
last night. The occupants OF the
machine were Mrs. Helena Hill Weed.
daughter OF former Congressman Eb-
enezer HUI, OF Connecticut, and Miss
Ann Martin. Of Nevada. They stopped
overnight with Mrs. Florence Bayard
Hllles, and proceeded to Dover this
morning
Mrs. John slayton. acting treasurer
or tne New Castle Century Club. will
be az The club rooms 10 receive dues
tomorrow. from 10 3 o'clock. .
Herbert X. Watson. state Chemist.
was IN town Sunday and took samples
or milk from the milkmen. lie came
az me solicitation OF the Board OF
ieaith, which has received COM
plants concerning the quality OF milk
being served here.
James Craig, Jr.. OF this city. a stu
dent al Delaware College. was on
leave VI absence during the recent
sirikc. when he served as a flagmar
on the Pennsylvania Railroad. run
ming between Philadelphia and Wi.
minglOn.
New Castle High school has beer
granted the use Of the tennis court be.
longing to The Presbyterian Church
for the summer.
A dance will be given in the Oper;
House on Tuesday evening.
The funeral service Of Samuel Lilly
one OF New Castles Oldes, colore,
rlsidenls. who died on Saturday even
ing, Will be held on Wednesday after
noon.
There will be A joint meeting OF thi
Clly Council and Trustees Of the Com
mons tomorrow night.
Peter Madden, OF Delaware City. ha
purchased the property OF 9TH,
Strand" owned by William Black
Mr.. Madden and his family viii oc
cupy the new residence within
short time. as the property which h
now occupies has been sold.
Miss Elizabeth Shearer. who ha
been III at her home, Is innlrovlng.
A special meeting OF the Christian
EndeavOr Society OF the FIRST Baptis
Church will be held tonight at IN
parsonage. All members are request
ed 10 be present as important bust
ness which must be settled immc
diaiely will be transacted. This even
ing the members Of Emmanuel Alh
letic Club will meet at The Episcopa
rectOry. Plans for the coming spor
season. will be made. Those wh
: were active on the Emmanuel basket
ball team during the winter are anx
ious TO organize a baNball team.
Miss Anna Davidson has returne
10 her home here afler visit 10 Mis-
Maude Perrem. OF Philadelphia.
Albert Pedrick and son. formerly d
this city. but now OF Philadelphia
have returned home after visitin
Mr.. and Mrs Albert BOyce.
Mi- dnu MIS- rTdllk DeTilchSou ~
. being congratulated over the adveI
. OF a new SON.
Mrs G. y. Williams spent the wcel
! end with Mr.. and Mrs. Aldus McFal
I at Claymoni.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Z. Clayton ar
! daughter. Elizabeth. spent the weel
Z ond at Marcus Hook.
The engagement OF John W. Wilso
, former deputy recorder OF deeds,
Miss Ruth Stewart. has been a
= n0unced
Dr.. B. NJ Allen entertained sever
members OF his family at his hon
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cooper. ]
: OF Philadelphia. Is visiting his faith,
Alexander B Cooper, Sr.
: Mark Bennett was injured while