Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Miss Emily v. Mitchell and
Charles S. Fleming Married
Last Night.

.~S.,., rorrcxpoudcnce of Every Evening
New Castle, July 1.-The marriage OF
snd Nr. Andrew Mitchell, and Charles
{ Fleming. son of Mrs. Annie Fleming,
- nl,ce last evening at 7 o'clock IN the
Erxt presbvterian church. Rev. ,. Is.
Nylie performed the ceremony. The
br,de was piven in marriage by her
fatbsr Miss y. Gordon was maid OF
hnnor and Schaffer Walton of Wilmington
Nos, man The bridesmaids were Misses
Filler Mccullough, Gertrude Mccullough
of Milford Emily Lunt, Viola Bouiden,
Ed;,h Miller. and Dorothy Miller OF
iansdowne. Pa. Edna Walton OF Pemeroy
pa and Audrey Station. of New York
wore the flower girls. The bride wore a
,,nyvn of French voile, with n long tulie
S.,l and carried a shower bouquet OF
rases Tho maid of honor was dressed IN
white tricollette, with a blue picture hat.
she carried water lilies and blue larkspur.
The Misses Mccullough wore pink
,,eorgetee and carried white hydrangeas;
Miss Lalnt and Miss Boulden were dressed
in blue peorgette, with bouquets OF PINK
rannblers: Miss Edith Miller's gown was OF
yellow organdie and Miss Dorothy
NIller's of orchid organize. Both carried
white hvdrangeas. The ushers were Earl
Weupenmann of this city, and Carl Simp-
son Joseph Miller and John Knuckle OF
Wilmington. A wedding dinner at the
home of the brides parents followed the
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming lett Tor
a wedding trip TO Niagara Falls. They VIII
make their home with the groom $ mother:
Miss Elizabeth Madden, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G.. Madden, was
married 10 Robert A. Tngle of Carneys
POINT. by Rev. Joseph A. carp, in I'm
manuel p. T.. Church, yesterday. The
ceremony took place at noon. MISS
Josephine Clothier was the bridesmaid
and the best man was William Madden,
brother of the bride. The bride wore
navy blue travelling suit with large
pictfire hat 10 match and carried
BOUQUET Of pink roses. The bridesmaid
also was dressed in a navy blue suit and
carried pink roses. About fifty guests
attended luncheon after the ceremony az
the home Of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Engle left on the afternoon tram
for Delaware Water Gap, Pa. Unth
Sepirmber they will make their home
with MIR. and Mrs Madden, Mrs. Engle
parents.
st. Johns Lodge, No. 2, A. F. and A.
NJ, entertained their women friends
and several out-of-town guests last even
inc at banquet. About 200 were present
and enjoyed the festivities. Among the
guests were ESeklel cooper
cashier OF the Farmers Bank, Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias {. Clayton, OF chester,
Pa, and MIR. and Mrs. James Cluii, oil
Wilmington.
Several residents and farmers OF thus
CITY and vicinity have been complaining
about the fact they could not procure the
necessary seed for their gardens and farms.
A local merchant in his effort to procure
seed has exhausted every resource Inc
following is one of the answers he has re-
ceived from a wholesale seed house;
Dear Sir-We have your inquiry re
vardinp seed potatoes and would advise
hat YOU can only get the varieties that
Are pianted late such as Jersey Red Skins
Md that class. They are very scarce and
,iuh as thev have been kept in cold storage.
They are selling for today at SI.25 per
busbel. hut we arc very closely booked up
nm o,ir stock and can only offer to accept
orders for shipment next week and provid-
ed we have them TO spare.
Eve think we can take care Of you Tor q
mall quantity 10 be sent about the middle
rf next week.
Mrs. James II. Wright, y years old,
pf Kirkwood. who died last Saturday
a, the home Of her daughter, Mrs Harry
Powell, st. Georges, was buried from the
home Of her daughter yesterday. Mrs:
Wright is survived by her husband and
two daughters.
Mrs. Martha Mcdowell, of Whining
ton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. k.
Bickinr. at the Methodist parsonage, here.
Miss Florence T. Schrack, of Coates
vile. Pa, is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
James +. Biggs.
William G.. Buck, of Milwaukee, for
nerly of this city was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Goudiss. Yesterday.
The trolley cars were held up for more
han two hours Yesterday afternoon be-
cause of a breakdown at the power house,
IN Wilmington.
David Jamison fell against a stove
n his home Yesterday and suffered con-
tusions of the left side.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jamlson, 903 Grey
street, are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a girl.
John Clayton, grocer, ran rusty nail
m his left loot Yesterday. DIR. Julius Dodd
the wound.
Prof. II. +. Snavely, superintendent
# the local schools, and clerk Of the Board
II Education presented the revised budget
20 the Levy Court Commissioners yester-
lay and by the order Of the local board
lied the final school accounts Of the year
u the county treasurer's office.
Merton White had a finger broken
yesterday while coaching for the All-Star
|r. baseball team which was defeated by
he sailors team from the boats asst ting
With the raising Of the 5. c. Eagle boat
No 25, which was sunk june IL. The score
II the game follows:
Nj Stars Jr ...,... o 0 0 0 O 2 l-3
y ). Sailors. ........ 90 4 O. 0 0 o.
Are YOU ready for the 4th? Paper Nap
Sins, Ginger Ale, Grape Juice, Whitman's
md Samoset Chocolates, Cameras and
films. L. Challenger and Son, Prescrip-
ion Pharmacists.-Adv.
yictrolas and records, Bridgewater's
Adv.