Evening journal., 1921-04-05

Steel Company, Miss Nan Lancaster,
president. Will give a dance In the
Van Dyke armory on Thursday eve
ming, April IS. Several novelty
dances will feature the evenings
program.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the second dance TO be given
by the Tank Corps next Friday eve-
ing to the forced expenditure for
light. music and repairs to the plano
the boys went few dollars behind
on the last dance. This dance will
be at a less admission fee. Chaso's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The first baseball game OF the sea-
son took place Monday afternoon in
Battery Park, when the New Castle
Giants, a Negro aggregation Of ball
tossers, defeated the New Castle
Travellers by a score OF to 2.
Benjamin McClane, an employe OF
the Wilmington Fibre Specially Co.,
here, was treated by DR.. Lewis
Booker yesterday afternoon for Sc
we're decorations Of the second finger
OF the right hand. The accident
happened while Mr.. McClane was
working at the plant.
Miss Marion Swan, teacher of
English in the high school. and Prof.
II. T.. snavely. superintendent, arc
coaching Miss Elsie Walls and
Charles King who will represent the
local school in the county declama-
tion contest to be held in the Alexis
I. DUPONT School, Wilmington, next
Friday.
The officials OF the American Man
ganese Steel Co. have donated
ground and full equipment for 4
tennis court for the use of the EN-.
ployes.
Master James T. Challenger, bo,
soprano. OF this city. has been en-.
gagged to sing at the Wilmington
Teachers Associations meeting tC
be held In Wilmington this evening
At the meeting Of the trustees o
the Christlana Presbyterian Church
held In the church parlors. yester
day afternoon. Harry c. Clark ant
Sons. OF Delaware City, were award
ed tho contract for stuccoing the ex
terror walls Of the church edifice.
Mayor Eckles. In compliance will
provisions of the city charter. pro
vldlng for the posting Of printed no
tees Of municipal elections, has hat
the notices posted throughout town
The notices contain the list Of office
to be filled. This election will b'
held on April 70, In the following
/ places: For First district, mayor
ofiice; for Second district. Chandler
| II. Gobhardt's undertaking parlors
I for Third district, Ryan's store II
shawtown; and for Fourth district
1 Good VIII Fire Company's hall.
The double birthday anniversarl
of Weldin c. Vining aged 81 years
and his nephew, Frank Van Peldt
aged l6 years. was celebrated by {
| family gathering and Sunday din
ner Among those present We're
/ Mr. and Mrs. Woldin c. Vining. Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Van Peldt. tn
Misses Helen and Leah and Esthe
Vlning. OF Washington, ID. c.; Mr.
and Mrs. George Stroud and Osca
Divlnish OF New Castle.
Henderson Walker, OF Hare's Cor
ner. is plowing a field for the plant
/ ing of corn with his new Interna
tional tractor. The innovation o
plowing without the use OF horses
attracting the attention OF many au
tomobilists AS many as fifteen au
tomobiles were counted at one tim
yesterday. lined up along the roal
near the field being plowed. MI
walker is caused considerable della
while answering the many question
Of the tourists.
Postmaster John p. Murphy an
nounced yesterday the following per
sons having unclaimed mail In IN
local post ONCE; John Armstrong
@. o. Adgat. l.. r. Hallowell (2l
Mrs. Eva Maackie. Thomas Neer,
Arthur Purse. r.. H. Priest. ID
Riley. Wanna Clio Sacca. Charlie
Thomas. L. l. Wilson, Wells an
Scott. Mrs Aletha Walton (2). an
No. 1876 East Fourth street.
Mrs Joseph II. carp and daugh
ter, Miss Marjorie carp, motored t
near Lancaster. Pa. Sunday an
visited their mother and grand
mother
Miss Anna Davidson Of West Sixt
street. was the week END guest O
Miss Mildred Holiday at Woman
College, this week.
r NJ Hoffman. foreman at IA