Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-17
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
EarIe Weggenmann Succeeds
Ralph Duling as Captain Of
High School Team.

candidates met at the home OF James
T. Challenger, Jr., on West Sixth |
street and unanimously elected Il.
Earle Weggenmann captain to sue
ceed Captain Ralph Duling who re-
signed. Twenty-four members were
present and elected az their head
COACH Professor Theodore Kramer
teacher OF physics at the High School
and Horace l.. Deakyne and Vaughan
Lancaster assistant coaches. Captain
weggenmann appointed James Will
son, Charles Cannon and Leon King. |
a committee to secure money for the
purchase OF equipment for the team.
An interesting black board demon
stration of signals was given by the
coaches. A practice game will take
place on Monday afternoon on Clay
toms field on West Sixth street.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Francis
de II. Janvier gave a farewell party
I'm honor OF her niece, Miss Nancy
Faulkner. who will leave orr Sunday
for Bradford Academy, Conn. The
time was spent in playing games,
dancing and music after which re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Josephine and
Elizabeth Whale, Suzanne Murphy,
Ann Corbit, Frances Whitlock, Paul
inc Tennor. Grace walker. Mildred
Bishop, Helen and Louise Tatnall and
Mary Budd OF Wilmington; ConstanceI
williams and Julia Higgins of Della
ware City; Mrs. Mayor Williams of
Fort du Pont and Misses Elizabeth
and Olivia Holcomb, Louise Palmer,
Louise Eliason, Virginia Rodney, Anna
Eliason, Katherine Faulkner, Mar
garet and Sophia Janvier, Mrs. An
drew Eliason and Mrs. Roger Hol-
comb of this city.
This afternoon at Battery Park the
New Castle Athletic Association base
bali team will play the st. Mary's
team of Wilmington. The game will
begin promptly at S.15.
Mrs. Margaret Fehl of the Fehl
bakery, on Delaware street and the
Strand. will discontinue the bakery
business this evening. Arrangements
are being made to lease the bakery
TO Wilmington parties.
Rev. ]. II. Bieking. pastor of the
Methodist Church, tomorrow morning
will take for his subject Mind OF
Christ" The last twilight service for
the season will begin at o'clock in
the evening and the choir will use
the Ocean Grove Campmeeting song
books and two Of the favorite pieces
Roll BilIows Roll" and He Must
Reign" will be sung.
The Rev. F1oris Ferwerda will
preach at the morning service in the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
az 1880. Miss Frances Sheridan will
siuz a solo entitled Ninety and Nine
TIE evening twilight service will be
lin charge OF the Young Mems Asso-
citation of the Church.
The Rev. Frank Overheiser. the
newly elected pastor Of the First Bap-
tist Church. will preach tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. Sunday schoo
will convene at 10 o'clock and the
evening service will be conducted a.
7.s0.
Polio. officers George Kern and Will
liam Palmer were each served with
warrants yesterday on complaint OF
County Constable James J. Whalen. to
appear before Justice Of the Peace
; Bronan Of Wilmington on Moncay
! The issuing Of the wants is the out
, come OF the removal Of th- constable
, several days ago from the property oi
, Mike Trivo IN th1 western section OF
the city, who informed the officers
, that the constable was trespassing
: there.
! Alexander E. Goudie hes on exhih-
, ton in his store window an ear q
field corn, which measures IA inches
G in length, cut from. the farm of James
: W. Foster, near Newport, or the Nc
! Mullin farm. The farmer has rhre'
fields OF this product which is said Il
be one Of the largest yields in tn
state.
This afternoon The State Ros'
:, Grange and the Hare's Corner Grang
baseball team will play the third ant
deciding game Of the series. Each team
has won one game. The game will b
played on the Lee BrowE field at Stat
I Road. The State Road team viii line
> up as follows:
Benjamin Moore. catcher; Rober
j. Harrington. pitcher; Edward Hushe
: beck. short stop; Richard Applsby
e second base; Walter Burris. first base
]. John Gontz, left field; Chandler +
Gebhart, center field; Frank Silvel
right field: William Hoffeeker. thir
base. The Hares Corner team viii hav
a as their lineup Clauo Weer. left field
y John Blackburn, center field; Clrlisl
q Tobin, catcher; j. Earle Bacon, shol
]. stop; John Biggs, second baee; Merti
a Bland, third base; j. Riley, pitcher
; Ward. right field. The umpire will /
Earle Sibley.
. On Monday morning the manaSs
ment of the n. c. &. w. buss line wi
> put in service between this city an
Wilmington a bus that will accommC
e date 80 passengers.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Press of We.
n Sixth street are receiving congratuls
tions upon the birth OF q daughter.
j. John Palmer. James V. Campbe,
n Roy Peyton, Edward Leonard ar
i Charles ]. Dongherty left this rnorI
ing for fishing trip down the bay.
Of Nathanil Watson. local contra,
IL tor was taken suddenly Ill yesterda
ID and last evening was removed to Il
Homeopathic Hospital.
IS Robert, the three-year- son
$. Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossell of Ha
mony street, was operated upon ye
terday for the removal of tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wise Of Ne
York spent yesterday as guests Of NJ
N and Mrs. Alexander +. Goudis.
r The infant son of Mr.. and Mr.
l. Andrew Lenoir Of West Fifth sire
er is suffering from bronchitis.
is Miss Mary Pierce Of State Road
m III at her home.
A. Colonel A. L. Faulkner OF Can
a Brigg. North Carolina Is spendir
A. several weeks here as the guest
hi relatives and friends.
Mrs w mn Of (.,aaneb1ro Ma