Evening journal., 1920-06-18
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Brothers McGinn Meet
After Twenty Year
Separation
OLD TOWN MAY
ESTABLISH Y. M. c. A.
Special to The Evenlng Journal.

Special 30 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, June iS.-ln First
Presbyterian Church, at O'Clock yes
ferday afternoon. Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Walz, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Matthew W. Malz, OF Third street,
and MORTAL G.. Thornton, OF Whining
ton, We're married by the Rev. >.
Beattle Wylie About 300 personal
Friends and relatives OF the bride ana
groom attended. The bridal party
Entered the church 10 the music or
Mendelsohn's wedding march. The
bride was given In marriage by her
father.
Miss Wall wore a handsome white
satin gown with bridal veil, and car
ried a shower bouquet OF bridal roses,
and Larkspur She was attended by
Mrs. ]. s. Garrison. OF Baltimore, Who
wore white satin. and Miss Alice Mar
riner. OF pocomoke City, Nd, who
wore blue satin, draped with white
net. The bridesmaids were MISS
Mildred Deputy, Lincoln City, Del, ana
Miss Helen Cannon. Wilmlngion.
Elizabeth Hopkins, Of near New castle,
was flower girl. Matthew w. Walz,
brother OF the bride. was best man:
The ushers were Fred Morris and
Richard peiler, OF Wilmington The
guests were from Wilmington, Phila-
delphia. Baltimore. LeWes. P0comoke
City. Temperancevillc. Va. smyrna,
Summit Bridge, Newark, Hockcssin,
Kirkwood, Middletown, Marshalltoa
and porters.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton left
later on a three weeks trip TO Eliza
beth. ~ c., Ocean View. Va, Temper
anceyille. Pocomoke CITY, Md, and
kits Hammock. Del On their return
they will live with the brides parents
on Third street until their new home,
recently purchased on West Sixth
street, is prepared for occupancy
Another severe storm, the seventh
In six days, visited This city yesterday
afternoon. This storm did moro
damage than any OF the previous ones
Trees were blown down In nearly
every section of the city, breaking
light ana telephone wires. Several
orchards near this city were depleted
A large cherry tree in the orchard
OF the Frank dell Janvier farm, ten
anted by Andrew Elias0n, which was
full OF ripened fruit, with flve other
fruit trees, was broken OF near the
ground Trees In the yards OF George
Mclntire. Strand, and George Pustin
Harmony street, and others alons
nearly every street In the town were
blown down. In numerous other
places trees were nearly depleted OF
their foliage and limbs One large
tree on Cherry street fell into the
yard Of Henry Glendon, Sixth and
Cherry streets, dem0lshing an out
building.
A meeting was held In the Opera
House last evening by a number OF
the representative citizens and th,
Interstate Secretary Of the Youfs
Mems Christian Association, when lhl
question of The advisihiliiy OF ostab
fishing q branch here was discussed
The meeting was am informal confer
ence. Another meeting win be callol
n the near future This meeting NIL
he open TO The public
For me second time IN two day
an auto truck WIS damaged by flr
yesterday afternoon on the Nllming
ton road near StOccklc's and Arbutl
avenue About 620 Yesterday after
noon an auto truck having The an
pearance OF an army truck and bear
ing PennsylNania license 36-i96. wa
son 10 burst into flames while run
nlrls along The highway. The drive
stopped the car and succeeded In ex
tingulshlng The flames with consi6
cradle difficulty by sand Before thl
Nlt Ndc tAlIUtll0I.N, however, tWi
tires were destroyed and tile bod,
OF the truck damaged The car wa
lowed TO a Wilmington garage for re
pairs. The trolley leaving Wilming
ton at 6 p. M. was held up BY tn
nams for more than 10 minutes.
Arthur @. Davies, president OF IN
Del-Mar League has decided in favo
OF the protest made by Manage
BIZ Denny Of The local team. ol
NE game played hre Two weeks az
between the locals and Edge Moo
team. The game Will be played owe
tomorrow, when two games will b
played between these teams on Ba,
lery Park diamond.
Prof II. =. Snavely. superintendent
Of the local schools. said last eve
nlns that he had received several ar
rhcations from teachers deslrin
erad. work. Vincent S. Bonier,
Nacher OF agriculture IN the publl
schools, here, Is instructng sever,
BOYS In home gardening.
several spectacular electrical al.
pays. occurred last evening follow
ing the storm. Thase displays. Viii
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