Evening journal., 1920-03-27
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Churches of Town TO Usher
in Holy Week To-
morrow
STUDENTS ANNOUNCE
AFTER EASTER DANCE
pecIal b The EvanIng Journal.

lningiCn WAS bgought home yesterda,
afiernosn, suffering severe laceral'cni
Of the scalp Mr.. Mcdowell, an cleo
trlcian, was repairing the electric
buzzer on one OF the elevators in the
hotel. when the adjoining elevator
descending, struck him.
The pupils Of the public schools
raised si7O7 for the Jewish Relief
Fund. which was turned over to A. E
Goldls, chairman OF the local commit
tee.
Prof. Henry E. snayely, superlntend-
ent Of the local public schools, has
been notified by the Columbia Unlyer-
slty, Of New York city, that his master
thesis. on "Algelras Convention in the
Light Of a Broader World" has been ac-
cepted. as meeting the final require
ments for his Master Of Arts Degree.
At the commencement this spring the
college will confer the degree OF A. NJ.
on Mr.. Snayely.
The standing Of the players who are
taking part in the pool tournament,
now being conducted at the Dougherty
pool rooms, follows: Rosseil, 3ii; Law
Ter, 3I3; A. Gallagher, 326; Go0den, 3i5;
Barnes, 3ii: Mckay. sos; J. Gallagher,
3O3: Paxson, 295; Hockenberry, 29O;
Susie, 2S7; Corley. 2s6 IIusheback, 2l5i
Kerns, 27i; Dlckerson, 26i; Proud, 223;
Preston. 1913. The highest run IS IA
with Barnes and Gooden tie. =
Joseph Bongori, the 2-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bongori, No. 7i5 Dob
bins street, died yesterday, after several
DAYS Illness with pneumonia Funeral
services were held at the home OF the
parents this afternoon. Interment was
I'm Glebe cemetery.
A meeting OF the motorlzing commit
tee Of the Good VIII fire company has
been called for tomorrow afternoon, to
be held at the fire headquarters, Sixth
and South streets.
Services in Emmanuel p. E. Church
tomorrow will be appropriate to Pam
Sunday. The Rev. Joseph II. carp,
rector, will preach at both the morning
and evening services. Holy Week ser
vices will be held In the church from
Monday 10 Thursday. inclusive, at $50
a. m. and AIS p. m.
The Rev. Charles w Clash, rector OF
Emmanuel Church, Wilmington, preach
ed In Emmanuel Church last night.
William Denny, manager Of the base
BAH team, and number OF players
have been working on the ball dia-
mond this week. Mr.. Denny expects to
have. regular practice next week. Play
ers who wish to make the team VIII
be allowed TO practice, SO that the
manager may select the ones he con-
siders good enough to represent New
Castle on the diamond this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Proud ST.. enter
tained a number OF classmates OF their
daughter Lillian. last evening In cele-
bration OF her fifteenth birthday. Those
present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. z. Clayton, Mr..
and Mrs Harold Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs
George Proud Jr., and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Proud and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Proud aud daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Proud and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Alb 'rt Clayton and daughters
Gladys and Alice. Misses Helen Diehl
Rosie Seamour, Bessie Hardie. Mary
Elizabeth Mckay, Dorothy
Ramsey, Ruth Zimmerman. Bertha /
Barnes Ethel Marsh Laura Armpries-
or Marie NJ ndenhall Of. Reading, Pa. /; !
Niessrs Jack Davidson, Archie Lank,
James Challenger, Jr. Paul Kern. James |
White. Harold Hobbs, Jr., John Barnes,
George Tobin, Carlisle Tobin. Douglas
Proud, John Wallace Merton White, /
James Wilson, Harry Proud. Paul
Reese, John Proud and family. Ger
trude Ratlcdge. Douglass Proud, VIII
liam Proud,
Mr. and Mrs Roy White are being
congratulated upon the birth OF
baby daughter Mrs White was for
merly Miss Alice Thompson.
james l.. Truitt and William Cal
brais, OF Penn State College, We're vlsi-
tors at the - e OF Miss Mary Wright
last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wilson. OF Will
mington, will sing at the evening SER ,
Vice IN the Baptist Church tomorrow. /
The subjects of the sermons are i
"Whose Image and Superscrip-l |
ilon9" Evening, why a Public Con-
fession OF Christ Should be Nader"
All other services as usual
Services will be as usual in the First
Presbyterian Church on sunday with
Rev B. s. Wiley In charge.
Former pastors viii occupy the pull
Dit of the Nazareth VI. Z. Church to-
morrow.
An the glass was broken out Of the I
windows Of the lsh house. at the foot /
Of Delaware street last night, By boys.
Their names are known to the police |
and the mayor promises severe punish !
ment when they are brought before
him.
The Rev. and Mrs. John L. johnson |
we're in town yesterday renewing old
acqusintances.
Fresh Garden and flower seeds. rakes.
hoes and spades wall paper. Sloops-
Adv.
mis- city, and her son NandySe stewart,
II Richmond. Va, left here last evening
'or Camden. ~ j., where They VIII at
end the funeral OF her daushter-in-law
Mrs David stewart, Jr.
The first fresh-waier catfish OF the
.eason were caught by George Pustii
AdSlphia Bodse. No. s, k. Of P
Initiated several candidates into knight
rood last night.
The SUNDAY school class Of Mrs. w
! Nayl0r held a bake today In ina
rohin Meat Market.
The sophomore ard Junior classes
vii slve dance on Easter Monday ln
he opera House.
HARRY N'yEY STRICKEN.
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