Evening journal., 1920-10-08
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Caesar Rodney Chapter,
Eastern Star, gives First
Dance of Season
A. M. S. co. GIRLS TO
GIVE HOP TONIGHT
special o rhe EvenIng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Oct S.-The dance
season was opened in this city by The
members Of The Caesar Rodney Chap
'er No. s. order OF the Eastern Star.
asi night 10 the Opera House. A.
argc number Of Wilminglonians at
ended the dance. Brandywne For-I
st, Tall Cedars OF Lebanon's Or
'hesira furnished the music. Dancing
,egan al O'Clock and continued
lnill i2 midnight Mrs. C. +. Yet.er.
'f The Baldton. was awarded a hand
'ome layalierc. Miss Mae Fehl and
lamee White were awarded the prize
or ne spot dance.
INC ANSCO Girls Club. composed of
resent and former employees of the
vtal pant or the American Manga |
lese Steel Company. viii give ihs sec !
ma uance Of The season, kOn ghl In !
ne opera House. George Madden's !
orchestra, which PLAYED last summer
hehoboth. VIII furnish The music. |
lherc VIII be several prizes. Several |
moonlight dances will be staged.
very Interesting and Instructive !
meeting or The Home and School As
ISOLATION OF this city was held In |
ne auditorium OF the High school |
ast even ng. There was a large and |
lppreciallvc Audience. Prof. II. n. |
'naNelN, superintendent OF schools |
rave an interesting address. as did !
MS eJnne r. Bear, State superv s0r I
f Homo Economies Beside vocal /
md instrumental musical selections /
)y Miss Emily Lunt. a teacher in the /
ocal schools and Mr.. Fisch a VIII /
nlngtOn ViOlinist, VI IS Frances Sher- |
don gave a recitation. The second |
NdQe Pupils, having received the 4
tfsest number OF votes, was AWARDED
no pcnnant for The coming monih' /
me OF The most interesting features 4
h me program was the refreshmois
NrN q 90 ne closing Of .hc / krarv
rogram. The refreshments were
repaired and served by the girls OF
ne Home Economies Glass OF the
Previous to the refreshments belne
efVed the annual nomination and
ieciion OF officers was held Mrs
Nfon H. Spelcher was elected prcsi-
ieni Harry p. Holiday, vice presi-
ltni; Mss Marion Bacon secretary.
h'e. Mark Clymer, treasurer. and Mrs
=. LiEhiner, president emeritus.
Prof. II. p. Snavely conducted the
irsi standardized test OF The wear
esterday. II was given 10 the pipiis
% ne High school and the results
y u be announced later.
Frank Long. the 70 year old son Of
m. and Mrs Leslie Long. OF ihis
iiN, narrowly escaped serious in
ury Yesterday. While riding his
'lcycle he collided with a touring
ar driven by Mrs. Edward Nlegr n
on. Young Long rode out OF an al
ey leading into Firth street between
fremont and Delaware streets. when
ie was struck by the automobile. He
scaped with q few bruises.
F0R SALE;-Hot water boiler. 1000 |
eet capacity radiation Also 40 ra- |
eators and pipe. Newlyn. New Castle
a permanent organization was ef
ected by members OF the recently
rganlzed band. at their meeting last
tuesday evening, when GeorGe Wright |
vas elected president: f. W. Eagle. |
ecretary and treasurer; Captain |
ieorge w Duncan, manager and |
eugene Chase, director. There will /
V a business meeting next Sunday |
iternoon at 2 o'clock in the old |
own hall
Max Roll, whose store property az
SEVENTH and Dohhins streets was re-
entity destroyed by fro. has con
racied with Perry Long. for the cree
ION of a new $4,000 store on the
nc Tie Intends conducting a whole
olc grocery store 10 the new build
ne and TIE company viii be known
nmpany.
The Citizens Building and Loan As
ociaii0n Will hold IFS monthly meet
us next Monday nleht In The par
ors or the New Castle Trust Com
any. on Delaware street.
MIS- VI. p. Phil nS president OF
he New Casiie~Gcnlury Club assisted
q the women. who devoted several
fiernoons n month. visiting and in
iruciing The foreign born women in
he ways OF Their American sisters,
ssi year. have started he work
gain This year Many OF the for
irners who previous Ia me visits ~
Isl year We're ignorant OF American
leihode of Housewifery. developed a
ir0ng desire 10 become Americauized.
ne work outlined FOR this year Is so
yiensivc. the present cOrps 0f in !
truciOrs viii be inadequate no pro- /
ifo Tor 70 properly and any offers OF I
So stance viii be thankfully received /
y the chairman.
A social gathering OF the pupils of /
he Americanizaii0n school on last I
ear az Dobbinsville. and several per- /
ons Interested In the reopenine OF /
he school for a0ihrr year. was held /
asi evening In the nOhbinsvine 4
chooi building Plans FOR securing |
he requisite number of punls to In
ure the continuance or the work
here wnre discussed. and ten foreign
orn residents Of that section slgnined
heir intention OF continuing the /
york begun las. wear. Considerable
nihusiasm was displayed BY these
u1ils over the prospects OF having
1r srhool reopened. AZ one time n
,0ked as II ID would be fmpOssible
D secure the requisite number but
com The indication last evening a
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