Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1921-11-04
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Large Crowd Attends Party
Given by St. Anne's Guild
of Emmanuel Church
SUPT. HOLLOWAY
TALKS TO PARENTS

committee OF ST. Anne's Guild Of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, ad-
mitted the town folks. who fiocked
to the Parish House last evening {
attend the first annual Spools Dance
given under the auspices OF the
Guild. Every member OF the guild
was dressed In white with a white
hood. which was in keeping with
the decorations Of the parish house
parlors. Dancing. cards and other
festivities Of the season were en-
joyed
Many foot ball fans. followers Of
the local High School team, went
by automobile TO Newark this after
noon. TO witness the second game
OF the season for the Interscholastic
County Football championship. be-
tween the Newark and New Cas-
tie High School foot ball teams.
The male members OF the New
Castle High School student body.
will be the invited guests Of the
University Of Delaware foot bali
coach. at the game tomorrow after
noon on Frazier Field. when Della
Masons from all parts OF the
state celebrated George Washington's
Masonic birthday. today. This eve
hing q large delegation Of Masons
viii motor from this city to New
port. whore they viii join masons
from Newark. Delaware City and
Newport IN an especially interest |
ing program of Masonic festivities
Twelve private automobiles will |
convey the delegation 10 Newport /
leaving from in front of Masonic /
Temple. Fourth and Delaware streets l
az seven O'Clock. The lodges 10 be 1
represented at the anniversary cele- /
bration are 81. Johns. No. 2, Of this /
city. Jackson. No 10. OF Delaware |
ciiy. Hiram. No rs. OF Newark. and /
Armstrong. No. 20 OF Newport.
An elaborate exhibition OF the
work done this year by the High
school students. both in the home
economics and manual training de-
pariments. as well as in the several
English classes. was on display at
the auditorium OF the High school
iast evening, when the second Home
and School Association monthly
meeting was held. Sewing. cooking.
~~Hcodcraft and essay exhibits were
among the most prominent. State
superintendent Holloway in his ad-
dress 70 the association said the ex-
hibit equailed any and excelIed many
ne had seen in his visits 10 various
parts OF the State.
Mr. Holloway. who was a former
city superintendent OF schools. here
was the principal speaker for the
occasion. HIS remarks were on mai
tiers concerning the relation OF tho
parent TO the school. and ne appealed
10 the parents OF the city 10 CO.
operate with the teachers. local and
stare school authorities In their e.
forts % secure a better attendance
Ane responsibility OF a successful
sehool depends as largely on a CO.
operative public as IL does on an en-
c.ent teaching stan or proacien,
state and local educational ofaclais
he said.
Comparatively little NAV n. se
compiished without a display. OF ac
i've Interest on the part OF bot
parents and the teaching corn,
These facts were emphasized h
Professor Holloway throughout nj
address ~
While not as many parents an
friends OF the school were In q,
tendance as was desired by the Al
tnorities the spirit OF co-operatio
was ephanced by the address an
many left the place declaring IN
meeting was one OF the most ben,
hciai ever held. Mrs Willis RIacl
burn the new president. was
charge for the first time.
Persistent rumors are being be,,
70 the effect that the Penn seaboar
corporation viii begin renovatinr 4
local plant at the Baldton. tran,
forming it back to a small castin
plant in the near future. Other ir
austria plant owners declare M
prospects for an early return r
prosperity are Frightening. s. {
Deemer president Of the compan
oy that name declared within ID
weeks. he would be operating on
Iui time schedule. with All form.
employees back on the job.
An excellent set OF movins
tures mas been ordered for the hen
iaoFie TO be given at the Rova
Anea're for the High school basket
"a. Team next Friday evening.
eiphia Lodge, No S. Knights a
s'ilas will meet in weekly bus,nes
ssion az O'Clock this evening :,
Masonic Temple. . u
Dnandier II. Gebhart loc.t 80.
el' is having his garage ana -.
Net factory remodeied. TSf,,n- - =, : 40
r-plaeins sliding doors at m
~ entrances. The morgue thai NE
'rmeriy on the FIRST floor has ~
'Feu 70 the second floor ans
sM heating system is beinr e..
Inc Young Peoples Branch NJ =,
Women's Christian Ter,n.-.e =
mon decided yesterday afterno,
70 change the time Of holainr
annual masked party from last ME
70 Monday evening. The affair y
be held in the church social roor
in the rear OF the auditorium.
Mrs. Sarah simons OF Rose II
who has been confined 10 her /
for the past two weeks. IS impr,
ing.
At the meeting u The Dorcas
ciety OF the Methodist Church, n
ia the social rooms u the chui
yesterday Afternoon. Il was
nounccd The net sum cleared at
recent carnival was $3.50.
Rose BILL Grange is planning