Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-30
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Various Lodges Contemplate Eek
tensive Improvements to Their
Joint Meeting Quarters.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Lillian n. Montgomery, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs John b. Montgomery OF AZ
East Sixth street, and John Heldmyer,
Jr.. of Odessa, took place at the parsonage
of the Nazareth Nj. L. Church. The cere-
mony WAS performed by Rev. John K.
Bcking. The couple left for New York,
where thew will spend their honeymoon.
After their return they will make their
home ut Odessa The bride was attired
in brown silk poplin suit and a hat to
match and carried pink roses.
The hall committee of Caesar Rodney
Chapter, No. 8, Order of the Eastern Star,
II is announced. is ready at any time for
the meeting of the joint hall committee S
of the Industry Council No. 25, Junior
Order United American Mechanics; Semi
mole Tribe, No. 40, Improved Order of
Red Men; Adelphia Lodge, No s, knights
of Pythias, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the renovatIng and the
refurnshing of the lodge rooms. Mrs.
Harry Hewlett is the chairman for the
Eastern Star.
A number of persons from this city
attended the grocers excursion to At
lantlc City. yesterday.
The Penn-Seaboard Steel Corporation
baseball team tomorrow afternoon wIi
pav the Port Penn team at Port Penn.
The team and rooters Will leave by auto
mobile from the Newln restaurant, at the
corner of Third and Delaware streets, at
100. standard time All players are re-
oueSted to report promptly IN order that
no DELAY NAV occur Manager James
McDevitt and Assistant Manager Bufort
Lunt viii accompany the team: The fol
lowing players will participate; Mcdaniel
Walker, Bacon, Doud Proud carp,
Winteres, Hushebeck, Spence, Freebury,
Miller, Helving, Taylor.
Crabs have made their appearance IN
the Delaware waters. Yesterday large
number were caught by William Loveless
off the wharf of the Baldt plant The crabs
are Of fair size
George Burris and his workmen are re-
surfaclng the roadway with s4-lnch broken
stone and tar on the New Castle cause
way, from Sixth street TO the loot OF
Fourth street.
On account OF the scarcity Of work, the
various steel plants are laying off part
of their help until such times as additional
orders will he received and the men will
again be taken on.
About ~ persons took part m the
annual Sunday school picnic yesterday
afternoon gwen by the teachers and
members Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school to Cofeld Beach The members
went in automobiles The afternoon was
spent In races and singing. The party
appreciated the visit of Frank z. Mitchell
81 Wilmington. who IS one OF the COM
munity singers A community chorus
was formed from the members and
number OF songs were sung with excellent
results Arthur W Hopkins, the shore
lighthouse keeper, explained TO the visitors
the mechanism Of the light, which is dis
played from the lighthouse on the beach,
and his kindness was very much appIe-
cisted.
Mr.. and Mrs John He dirk, who re-
side on Delaware street near Sixth, re-
ceived word last yering that their grand
daughter, Miss Genevicve y. Haggerty
81 Wilmington, was awarded gold medal
hv the Remington typewriter 20 Tor
accuracy in typewrIting.
The New Castle baseball team to-
morrow AFTERNOON Will play St Pauls
team Of Wilmington at Battery Park
The game viii start 81 $50.
The members OF the Health Center
recently organized IN tins city, have
secured the looms at the corner OF Sixth
and South streets, fol the purpose OF
carving on the health work The work
al repairing and renovating for this pur-
pose has been completed and equipment
ordered The rooms are expected to be
available this coming week.
Harry Loveless has received word from
his mother, who sailed several weeks ago
for England, where she will remain for
several months as the guest OF her parents.
Mrs Loveless was accompanied on this
trip by John .Beal, who IS visiting his
parents.
The game Of baseball last evening at
Battery Park, between the All-StaIs and
the Wilmington Fibre Speciality team. of
the Industrial Twilight League, was
pitchers battle. The score was to , IN
favor OF the All-Stars. The batteries
we're: Ingram and Flood for the All
stars and Broger and LiveImore for the
Wilmington Fibre. The score:
All-Stars -. 03O22 x7 10
VII Fibre - 0 3 DO Is 10 5
Umpires and Snaner.
Mr. and Mrs. David F. McCallister and
daughter, Fannie, MIR. and Mrs. John
McCalllster and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard smith and family, John Roberts,
Miss saba Green of Byewood, Pa, who
have been guests of relatives and friends
herr, have returned 10 their homes.
Harry Nolk and Ira Nolk who have
been spending several days with friends,
have returned 10 their home In Fox
has Pa.
Mrs lsotnse Washburn OF North Phila-
delphia, who has been the guest of friends
las returned home.
Mr. and Mrs Ozro s Lunt. who have
heen spending several days with relatives
And friends m Byewood Valley Forge and
various other places IN Pennsylvania,
touring hy automobile, have returned TO
Their home at THIRD and Chestnut streets.
frsancIs Price, {. T. Walker and Warren
Morrow, who have been cruising on the
Chesapeake Bay, stopping at Betserton
and Baltimore, IN their yacht Sea Kid,
have returned
Thomas Vail Of Philadelphia is spending
several Gays as the guest Of Francis Price.
Miss Dorothy Hodge, Miss Grace
Hodge, and Miss Alice Farrow Of Bellevue
are the guests of Miss Edna Deernsr for
several days.
Mrs. Frank p. Pagan of Wilmington
has been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Chandler III. Gebhart
Mrs. John B. Cloud Is spending several
days as the guest of her father, =. L.
Simons Of st. Georges, while the latter is
completing his threshing Of his wheat.
Rich maple and vanilla creams with
walnuts, flberts and Brazil nuts, soc h.
l.. Challenger & Son, Prescription Phar-
macists.-Adv.
Lost: On Sunday last gold cuff button,
containing initial j, old English Reward
ii returned TO James ID. McPike-Adv.