Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-01
NEWS Of THE DAY
N At NEW CASTLE
New Civic Club 10 Planning to
Bring Industries TO
the City.

the New NaStle tlNlc Niup. no
membership is 90. The py-ia"s, suu,
rn,tted by a committee, were read and
adonted and $50 copies ordered printed;
prsident Andrew Eliason appointed
Ianes II. Challenger. John I. Stoops and
John y Cloud as a hall committee, who
will make arrangements TO have the second
noor Of the Town Hall properly arranged
as meeting room, the consent having
heen given hy the Trustees OF the New
castle Commons. The next regular meet
ins will be held in their new quarters, on
Thursday evening. April 2S. committee
OF ten on sanitation and law enforcement
wa. appointed as follows: Professor Henry
Handy HAY, Mayor George w. Eckles'
President OF the Council John L. Stoopss,
Mrs. J. Ernest Phillips. Mrs. Joseph
VI. Carlin. Mrs. George Mclntlre, frof.
Henry y. Snavely, Prof. John c. Hadley,
n, Iev;s Booker and Michael ]. Devlin.
Two companies names were presented that
desired n location in city in which TO
nIace a factory. Both firms are manu-
tar,urers OF garments and are now To-
ca,ed IN Baltimore. Md, but are seeking
another location on account OF their exc
tensive business. The secretary, Horace l.,
DealNne was instructed to communicate
wi,b eacb and learn IL they have secured
site The secretary was instructed TO Sc
cure the necessary writing materials
for the club.
The attendance at the vaudeville show
and dance last evening. given by the mem
hers az Bible class of lmmanuel sunday
school taught by Mrs. l.. r. Ellason, was
excertionally large and the sum cleared
was $40. which Will be used Tor the sun
day school fund. The music Tor the dance
wax furnished by Tobin S orchestra, COM
prislng George Tobin, pianist Eugene
Chase cornet: Herbert Hewlett and Bro
law Sentman, violins, Edward Platt,
trans The vocal selections were accom-
penied bv Pianist Evan Lancaster. Inc
procram followed: Opening address, Mrs
=. = Fliason: vocal solo. John I. Beal;
vaudeville sketch, William ;. Weggen-
mann. selection by the orchestra; vaude-
vile sketch. Robert Barnes and Marvin
Uatton. vocal solo. Harley Scale; selection
hv the orchestra: vaudeville sketch, Mar-
vim Uotton. Robert Barnes andNilliamS
Wergrnmann; selection by the orchestra;
vaudeville sketch. John F. Beale, Norman
Banks and Mark Glyrner: vocal selection
by the minstrel troupe, which was followed
hy dancing.
The ushers for the month Of April have
been selected for the services at the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church as follows
Arthur NJ. Wise. Edward Pinder, Ben
iamin Leach: evening. Mrs. William Lewis,
Mrs. Neal Watson. Mrs. Weldin Z. Nln-
inc. Mrs. Julia Walls The reception
committee for the month consists OF
George T. Tobin, Jr., and james 4.
Bigrs.
The funeral of Mrs Hannah Firth
Hendrix. who died on Wednesday after
noon, will take place tomorrow afternoon
from her late home, 416 Delaware street,
AZ go o'clock, in charge OF Rev ;.
Beattie Wylie, pastor OF First Presoy-
terian Church. Of which the decease was
member. Interment viii be made IN the
First Presbyterian Cemetery.
At the close of the session Of the Friend
ship lodge, No 8, Ancient Order United
Worknen. last evening. John B. Man
love and James L. Bacon comprising one
s,de. and Robert H. Harrington and
Marx Bennett, comprising the other,
PLAYED series of three games OF quoIts
and The former side won two out OF the
three bv the scores of 2l TO and p TO ).
At the next regular melting, on THURSDAY
evening. there will be installation OF
officers and several new members VIII be
admitted
Richard s. Rodney and Prof. Henry
Hanhy Hay have been elected delegates
and A. V. L. George and John r. Lamb
son alterna.es, Of the Emmanuel Church to
attend the annual convention OF the Dlo-
cese Of Delaware, which will be held IN
the Christ Church, Milford, on May II.
Arrangements are being made for = card
partv bv the members Of the New Castle
Century Club 70 be held in the parlOrs
~ the club on Monday evening. April ii i,
Bridge and 500 will be played. The com
miftee in charge comprises Mrs. Francis
y McCallin and Mrs John T. Stoops
Andrew Mitchell Il Son yesterday ac-
cented contract for the grading and the
making OF a new driveway at the entrance
Of the newly built Van Dyke Armory.
The iron structural work has arrived for
the new bridge which will be built across
the dyke leading 20 Sixth street.
The members Of the Ladies Aid Society
~ the Lebanon NJ +. Church Of Red Lion
met Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Elwood Rheims at Bear
Station, The matter Of church improve
ments was discssed
The members Of the Christiana Nj Z.
Church, on Wednesday evening gave a
kitchen shower 10 Mr.. and Mrs. K. Lee
Davidson, near Bear Station. The couple
were in receipt Of large number Of useful
presents.
Mrs Uriah Maglire Of East Third street
j. spending several days as guest of rela-
tives and friends al Sudlersville. Md.
John carp Of Swarthmore College spent
the Easter holidays as a guest Of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs Joseph Fl. Earp.
Mrs. james b. Lancaster, Sr., of Della
ware street near Sixth is Ill at her home
with the grip.
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gallagher yesterday
wns called 20 the home Of her daughter,
Mn. Vera Weaver Of Canton, Ohio, who
underwent an operation.
Apartment for rent in the Louise, apply
o. John Ries on the premises.-Adv.
Light truck hauling, 70 all points, phone
loo, New Castle, call after 5 p. m.-Adv.
Friday and Saturday special. Delicious
peanut csramels sec pound. j.. Chal-
lenger q Son, Prescription Pharmacists.
ADV.
We desire 10 express our sincere thanks
o. those who were so very kind TO US dur
ing our recent bereavement and 10 those
who so kindly furnished automobiles and
donated flowers. Mrs. John Fehl and
Children ADV.
liousecleaDing helps Ammonia, ,chamois,
skins, spOnges, tuTpentine, carbOlic acid
sulphur and formaldehyde candles. f.
Challenger d Son, Prescription Pharma-
clst.-Adv.
For that spring cough. White Pine and
Tar with honey and cod liver oil. +.
Challenger d Son, Prescription Pharms-
cast.--Adv.