Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
CONTINUED from page 10.

Inst evening the following officers
OF the hdeiphia Lodge. No. :, knights
| OF rythins were nominated: Master
of work, Arthur tiibbs; chancellor
commander, Samuel Moylei vice.
chancellor commander, Norman
| Banks: prelute. John James. master
OF arms. Harold Emory. Frederick
| wiihelme. William Greer; inside
guard Harold Emory. Frederick Will
helme, william Greer: outside
guard Harry IIaines. Frederick VIII
heirne. Harold Emory. William Greer,
! Trustees, Arthur Gibbs Widow and
Orphans COMMITTEES, John James.
| This evening the members of the
Alumni Association of the New Castle
High School viii bold their seventh
annual reunion and bankquet In the
| Parish House The following proc
gram will take place; Address uf well
come, Miss Pauline Wilheime; vocal
solo, Mlss Emily r Lunt. address.
Professor Henry 4. snavely. recita-
ton. Miss Edna Crnnstnn. vocal ~,lo.
Mrs. Carl sncllenburg. address. Proc
| fessor Harry V. Holidays sketch,
"Reveries of bachelor" introduc-
| ton of the claes of 1921. The officers
OF the association are Miss Pauline
wilheime. president. Joseph Roth
rock. vice-president: Miss Josephine
Clothier, secretary and Miss Elz-
abeth Toman. treasurer. The menu
will consist OF fruit cocktail, chicken
salad. finger rolls, pickles, olives, Ice
cream, fancy cakes, saited peanuts
and coffee. The songs America.
our Delaware" "smiiea.s and Aud
| Lang Syne'' win be sung. Dancing
will follow.
This afternoon, prior to the housing
uf the Stutz FIRE engine at Newark By
the members of Good VIII Fire Co.
/ Is members of the latter company
gave a street parade throughout the
city The music was furnished by the
Wilmington Polish Band The Ahrens-
| Fox chemical and steam engines were
| in the parade.
| Mrs. Laussat r. Rogers of Booth
hurst on the New Castle road. yes-
| teriay afternoon entertained so per-
| sons AZ "A tea and lawn party. I'm
/ honor of her mother. Mrs. s. ID Adair
| os Portland, Oregon, who rs spending
| the summer with her daughter. Hand
some hand painted pictures by Mr.
Rogers were placed about the lawn
and the home was handsomely deco
| rated with numerous potted plants
AMI cut flowers Tea was served in
the dining room.
William Goldsboro. a resident of the
western section of the city. an einploye
| Of the section gang Of the Pennsylva-
| ria railroad. yesterday while at work
| near Farnlturst. slipped on an EN-
| hankment and feil. Isndeavorfng to
| save himself from injury he threw out
| his right hand. which came In contact
with a large black snake, which bit
him on the middle finger. Dr julius
Dodd cauterfzed the bite.
| Rev. ]. VI Coeghegan, pastor Of the
| I.ehanon NJ r. Church. tomorrow will
conduct the morning and evening ser
/ vicc at i0.45 and O'Clock. Sunday
school win convene at e.3o. Mise Mary
| Richards win have charge of tire Ep-
/ worth League sarvice at 7.30.
| A new main shaft bearing was in
| stalled in the dredge No 2. which has
| been lying at the Delaware street
wharf for several DAYS. This morning
| the ,iresige left for Dan Baker buoy.
where work viii be resumed.
Joseph Meyers and William Toppin
were arrested on a warrant Issued by
Ma gistrate Gltrkman. on complaint
OF Ernest Miank, who charged the
| men with assault and battery. The
case was dismissed
| Mrs. sergwick Andrews and daush-
| ter. Doris. from orange. w. Va. who
have been spending several days as
guests Of Mrs. John ]. Black of the
| strand returned TO their home yes
terday
Mrs. James McGrath and grand
daughter. Helen Reynolds. are spend
| ing several months as guests OF rela-
! tives and friends in Long Island. y. Y
! Mrs. John Roberts of Royersford
/ Pa. who has been spending several
| weeks as a guest of her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. John f. Taylor of the Strand,
returned TO her home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth of Beth
iehem are spending several days as
/ guests of Mrs. Louise III. Hoicomh
| Thomas Hoffman, who was injured
several days ago at the plant of the
American Manganese Steel Co, is
able TO be about on erutches-
Apartments for rent in the Louise.
Apply to John Ries, the premises
Adv.
yictrolas and records. Bridgewater.
ADV.
For Sale: -Four burner oriole gas
range. nearly new, $1,000; liyingroom
! heater, $500. Mrs. May r. Collins.
/ Raldton.-Ady.