Evening journal., 1921-06-18
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE.
Glass of 1921 Receives
Diplomas; Bishop Cook
Addresses Graduates
RAILROAD WORKER
FANGED BY SNAKE
SAD correspondent.

women was graduated last tNthlhbf
with an elaborate program, in the
opera House. The auditorium was
filled to capacity. The stage set
ting was enhanced with the class
colors, black and gold. broken with
an abundance OF class flowers and
ferns.
Clad in the neat gray cap and
gown. the graduates surrounded by
the faculty, Board of Education.
clergy Of the town and the Rt. Rev.
Philip Cook, ID. D.. Bishop OF the
Diocese Of Delaware, who made the
class address. presented an impress
sive feature. The program conclud-
ed with a march as the class filed
from the stage, passing from the
active life OF the school. Many
floral tributes were received by the
graduates. The program:
March. orchestra; invocation, Rev.
Joseph II. carp, rector OF Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. essay with sal
utatory. "The Dutch in Delaware"
Mabel Lucille Eskridge; vocal solo.
Il Love You More For Losing You
Awhile" Blanche Sibley; essay, VIII
liam Penn, a Benefactor OF Human
ity." John Howard Davidson; essay,
"The Menacing Extremes" John
Gilbert Leach: vocal solo, Waiting"
George L. Tobin; essay with vale
dictory. Martin Luther in History" 3"
May Elizabeth Jones. selection by
orchestra; presentation Of diplomas
by Jacob II. Speicher, president OF
the Board OF Education: selection
by orchestra; commencement ad-
dress, Bishop Cook; benediction.
Rev s. Beattie Wylie; exit march,
orchestra. The class roll included:
John Howard Davidson. Mabel
Lucille Eskridge. Chester Ernest
Greenwood. May Elizabeth Jones;
John Gilbert Leach. zelma Ellen
Matthews, Dorothy Mary Miller,
Ruth Cartridge Nickerson, Clayton
Douglas Proud, Blanche Sibley,
George Lewis Tobin, Elsie Matilda
Walls. Frank Merton White.
Glass motto-"Not Evening But
Dawn" Glass flower-"Red Rose. ."
The music was by Tobin's orchestra.
Members OF the Board of Educa-
ton are Jacob H. speicher. presi-
dent; George T. Tobin. Jr., vice.
president; Harry e. Holiday, and
Henry f. snavely, A. NJ. superin-
tendent Of schools and secretary to
the Board.
The High School Faculty-El
mira Newell Duncan. commercial
subjects; Virginia r. Guseman. a
b., science and mathematics: John
c. Hadley B. s., agriculture and
manual training; Lena Ruth Mes.
sick, 3. s., home economies; Louise
A. Nelson. A. g., latin and French
Marian r. Swan, A. B.. English and
history.
The final social affair OF school
life for the term will be with the
reunion OF the Alumni Association
this evening in Emmanuel parish
house. The reception Of the class
OF 1921 will be followed by an hour
Of dancing, preceded with luncheon,
the menu OF which is fruit cocktail.
chicken salad. finger rolls. pickles,
olives. ice cream, cakes. salted nuts
and coffee
The program will be: Business
session; address Of welcome. Miss
Pauline Wilhelm. president: vocal
solo by Miss Emily Lunt: address
BY Prof II. r. Snaveiy: reading. by
Miss Edna Cranston. vocal solo. b,
Mrs. Sneiienbure. address. by Prof
II. v. Holloway. sketch. "Reverics OF
a Bachelor initiation Of class Of
1921; luncheon and dancing.
Drein's orchestra will furnish IN,
music.
The officers are; Miss Pauline vii
helm. president; Joseph Rothrock
vlce-p president. Miss Josephin,
ciothier. secretary. and Miss Eliza
beth Toman. treasurer.
Much Indignation Is being ex
pressed By residents over the arres
Of James Meyer and William Top
pan. Of the western section Of IN,
city. who were called up by Officer
Jordan, 20 assist him IN arrestini
Ernest Miaiik. charged with disor.
deriy conduct. on Tuesday afternoon
The young men were arrested on
warrants issued by Justice OF tn,
Peace Giuckman. Wilmington
charged with assault and battery
The case was dismissed.
Jordan and several other persons
who Witnessed the arrest OF Mialik
said last night, that no blows were
struck by the officer or BY those
helping him, although the shirt OF
the prisoner was torn of in the
tussle. Jordan said he had arrest.
ed Mialik for disorderly conduct. but
on being requested by Mrs Mialik
10 release her husband saying she
would take him home, he did So
Mialik, Jordan said. had gone onl,
a short distance. when he began us.
ing profance language again. The
man was arrested the second tim,
and taken TO the police station. Be
fore submitting to arrest Mialik re
sisted the officer. II was al thi
Juncture that the young men wer
called upon by the officer to assis
in putting the handouts on the mar
Jordan said he did not wish to us
his club on the man and called o
the men TO assist so that undue vic
lence might not have TO be resorte
to.
The Mayor fined the prisoner 81
for resisting arrest. and $3.50 (,
disorderly conduct Efforts we
made by Mialik. according TO u
Mayor, to get his money back. b
for the arrest Of the young men w
made
Citizens feel the police OF this ci
are being unjustly treated whit
warrants are issued by other Ju
tices for the arrest Of men, called
assist an officer in making an a