Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-29
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Civic Club Holds an Interesting
Meeting and Considers
Various Problems.

.s,..t,, ,.,rr,spondcnC. Of Every Evening
New castle. April 2e-The members
of the New castle civic club met last
evening Tor the first time in their new
quarters in the Town Han. second
floor. Five new members were adihltt-
I'd The matter of popagation oi shau
and the pollution of the Delaware river
,,as discussed The majority of the
n,epbers agreed that pollution was det-
rttnental 10 the shad Ia a certain de-
gree. Prof Horny Handy Hay said
that there was even muCh more
.rratcr reason which was "fcnnsyl-
Nania il "A Republican State. This re-
mark caused applause and laughter. ana
ne explained because it was not
doubtful state The filling OF the
marsh lands was discussed and II was
stated that little or no opposition was
lelt hy the owners Of the land. \ rep
ivseutativc Of the government was IN
communication with a committee of the
organization and stated that il would
he necessary to raise Seventh street
from South to beyond the plants of the
American Mangancse Steel Co y COM
mtttce was appointed To meet city
council. the Trustees of the Commons
and the trolley company. in relation To
having something done toward the rails
ing of IN, street. Mrs. J. Ernest Phil
lips suggested that buttons hc secured
tor each rleml To be 'urn ON their
coats. with the name of civic club.
Matthew sullivan. aEed 5S years. died
suddenly yesterday NJ the Delaware
II,SpltaI. Wilmington. from heart trou-
ia. The deceased was admitted 10 the
institution Tor an operation. hut expired
.,,tor, II took place.. lie was a former
.,-ldrut of this city and recently made
bis home with his sister. Mrs. Michael
I E,,dy on East Eifth street, hut
.,ttcrWards secured an aparm,u NJ in VIII
ungtun and hN,d with his daughter
M4rgarct th,rc Thc funeral VIII take
pa,, ou Monday from thr home of Mr.
and Mrs Nu,ha,l J Ec,dy aud int,I-
.n,ut uu ., mad, lu the - ltt'rs
,,u.st,IN.
Tins ,Ncu.nE tho members ~ tho
SUNDAY school department rf the Moth
t,l.st Episcopal Church viii hold mu-
So, - .,nd literary entertainment in the
sunday school rooms hrEinu,uE AZ $
...Io,k tn, prp.,,dS derived Viii ne
I't th, Ncar East I,eli,t. The following
plnEtaU VIII bV rendered Selection,
is the orchestra ,ompusiuE Edward
a. Nayior. lr.. pianist. Vaughn Lam
astcr. violin John Naylor Corn,t and
Edward Challenger traps chorus l
~ulut, Thee. old Glory" school. rcCita-
lan ogden Wise song by tho High
IS heoi quintet. reading. Irene Mo
iNuItt piano solo Elizabeth Bennett.
Nm, 49,. dressing N Hermninc. /"
L~s 81 girls recitation. Frances Shcr-
Idtu ,N,r.is, Betsy Ross Making the
llNE class ~ Euls piano solo. Eliza-
sttb Iltuph.il I,. itAt.on Harriet
80 .~h ,Ncr, iS, The Cauunc .f the
Wlnf, taF.,s GLASS ~ girls vocal
du,t Mrs IiaryS \,wioN, ANA Miss
tatsrd Arupr, .st,l recitation ArNIila
\,Vton piano duet Ms laH1rs r.
th.ti1,nE,r and Frances Shtrid.tn ii-
.# eat catherine Whlt.~Idt and ELLA
f..~s,. "a, lt.tiou. Elan,h Moore. SEE
HUu tN tht oI d, stIa playlrt In
Want az servant. Nj Marshall"
I.UYh DaanE Mrs Marshall Miss
haruthy E,SS4,I Margaret OFlannI-
Utr Ii,Itn WhiteSldc. Katherine