Evening journal., 1920-10-14
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
State Armory Will Be For
mally Opened With
Dance November /
MAKEUP NIGHT
AT M. E. CHURCH
speeIal o The EyenIns Iournal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. fi.-The Van
dyke Armory. Seventh and Delaware
streets. Nill BE- formally opened Mon
uay evening, November 4, when the
Good VIII Fire Company viii give a
Halloween Dance The building Is
one Of The largest IN this section Of
me -siaic. u has been completed
several years but has never had a
formal opening Following the open
ing The American Legion bows Nin
use 70 rs their home.
Employees OF The America Mangsnese
Plant will give a dance on Friday
evening, October %. In Masonc Tenn
PIE The George Madden Orchestra
has been engaged 20 furnish the
music.
Members OF the New Castle Neiho-
dist Church viii hold their Mark up
Nisht services. tonight 10 The sun
day School room. ai T-}0 O'Clock. The
money Is being raised hy The several
societies OF the church 20 pay Tor The
new pipe organ which 30 be- boz
stalled AZ cost of 500 These
,nrvccs WI be in charge Of tho REV
ny g. Harris, pastor 10 Cookmsn
Church, Wilmington. Tncre viii b.
no begging or admission charged an
"|"- AlN Jus NNNIN NNNI" 10 N|.. ||N
Mrs :. NJ NIckcrscr. OF Fourth
street. entertained a number 90 the
young friends az her dsu<hirr. Ruth.
al their home. last evening. The
evening was spni On rlav'nS rarlaS
followd by refreshments Tfrgt
present were. The NJ sses Blanche
Sblcy. Bertha Barnes. Elsie Walls
Mae Jones. Ruth NickerScn and
NeSers. Roher. Simon Carl Banks.
Eugene r Powell and Roland smith.
ri Wilmington; Nr. al Mrs biwand
Proud and son. Edward iT- and sirs
s. J. Nickers0n.
Members OF the ned Lion Social.
or Rcd Lion. viii journey fo Bear
station. saturday evening October %.
where an innovation entertainment
entitled "A Golden Feie." will be
given Tor the benefit OF the Sofial
The members claim this a departure
from the old line ~ entertainment
and Will be a novel affair in every
way.
owing 10 The fact that officers viii
be nominated at the meeting Of the
A o. u. W. tonight. the meeting
win be called al Z Instead OF 3
o'clock. The meeting will be held
IN the gQom on the third foor Of tho
old Town Hall.
The truck belonging TO Joseph n
King. ioeman, broke down yester-
day morning, when he went to VII
mington after his load Of ice. To
provide ice for his customers he was
compelled 10 hire William kee 10 do
the carlins In his large truck.
John Refs. proprietor Of the Hotel
Louise. Third and Delaware streets,
complained 10 Mayor Eckles yester-
day, concerning the crowds congreg-
ailng in front OF the hotel and
blocking his front door. The police
have been ordered to see that The
front door Is not blocked
A Negro Republican mass mechnl
WAS held Tuesday evening In the IioI
NJ. y. Church Mrs NJ. E Jackson
chairman. urged the necessity Of res
lsfering on The part Of every Negr
voter. both men and women. She said
That every mother should pay aiien
ton as 10 how she cast her hallot
50 as 10 place the proper environments
around her boy, as the boy needed az
much care as the girl She called III
those In tho audience already regis
tered 10 raise their hands and all hu
nVe held M their hand. NIrs Jackson
then introduced Jefferson H. Coage, o
Washington. D. g. as the speaker %
the evening Mr. Coage pointed Will
pride 90 a house on the opposite sidl
M me street. saying that was wher
was born aud raised
Mr. Coage said 10 was the duty o
every Negro man and woman 10 go O
the polls on November 3 and cas-
their ballot FOR the entire Republican
lickct. he sad. he fully appreciate
that on frequent occasions ceriaN
men elected 10 ofllce on ne Repuhl
ffaI.rI haH failed 40 do tarnI I.f
things for the benefit OF The Npgr
race. but that did not remove from hi
memory that 10 was the ncpuhlca
party. who had been the party ina
provided the present freedom en-