Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
sAnnuai > Meeting Of Emmanuel
Parish, at Which Officers
We're Elected.

New Castle. April 1.-THE annual
parish meeting Of Emmanuel Cpisco- |
pal Church was held last evening In
The parish house. A. v. l.. George,
John r. LAmbson and IAussat H.
Rorers were elected vestrymen Tor
three years Mr.. George was appointed
senior warden and Judge Richard s.
Rodney Junior warden. Following the
meeting of the parish. 4 meeting OF
the vestrymcn was held. Judge
Richard s. Rodney was elected sec
retary: A. v. l.. George and Austin Nc
Cam. treasurers; George II. Madden,
orsanis, and choirmaster; George
williams, sexton for one year. Rector
Joseph II. carp appointed John r.
lAmbson and Edward v. Platt COM |
nittee on church music. A. V. Il.
George and John r. Lambson were
elected delegates and Dr.. LswA
Booker and Edward V. Platt alter-
Mates to the annual convention OF the
Diocese OF Delaware to be held At
Laurel on May and 10. Professor
Henry Handy Hay Will attend the
convention ~ registrar.
On Friday evening tho Mazie d.
Girls will give a playlet and musical
entertainment In the Opera House.
The music will be under the direction
Of George L. Tohin. The following
program has been arranged: Opening
chorus. Peggy O'Nen." by Maize d.
Girls: vocal solo, Mrs Elmer Mesgin-
scn; recitation. Charles Leib; duet,
Misses Blanche and Estella Sioley;
violin solo. Herbert Hewlett, piano ac-
companist. Miss Laura Armpreistcr;
music. James T. Challenger. William
Deakyne and Albert Clayton; piano
trio. Misses Laura Armpreister. Mae
Mcdowell. Mary McKnitt; vocal solo.
Charles Lancaster; recitation, Har-
riet, Marsh: vocal solo. George Tobin;
piano solo, Elizabeth Hemphili; musi-
cal recitation. Frances Sheridan:
vocal SOLO. Emily F. Lunt; reading.
Mrs. Loom!s 0. Wise; music, James
r. Challenger. William Deakyne. Al
bert Clayton: sketch. The Depot
Lunch Counter" The characters are:
Flora Flip" who keeps the news
stand. Phyllis March; 'Pippens."
manager Of the lunch counter. Mrs
Helen Newlove; Hist" a mysterious
detective. Ruth Zimmerman; "Rube."
an orphan. Bertha Barnes; "Conduc-
tor" with a big voice. Laura Arm
pre.ster; Miss V. B. Quick" passen-
ger In a hurry, Mae Mcdowell; "A
School Roy." who chokes on the soup,
Mrs. Eva Ryan; Moses Savinehy.
a peddler. Ralph Dulins; "Biles." who
.,,,tters. John Wallace; "A Cripple"
Mrs William o. Denny; Dear Old
LADY" Mrs. Eva Ryan; krons
Kinnle" who wants mince pie. John
wallace: "A Widow with will OF
her own" Mary McKnitt; Her
Troublesons Baby" Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy; closing chorus. Tuck Mo 70
Sleep" members Of the class
Tn. New Castle Athletic Association
n...hall team Of the New Castle
county League will play the opening
-ua ~ the season on Saturday af-
-.rnoon AZ Delaware City With the
Delaware City team. Manager james
a Hanoe OF the local team will use
IN. following lineup: Mayor. ze; A.
Gallagher. center field: James Gala
cher. rirht neld; George H. Madden.
LETT deld; Kern third base; Miller,
short stop; W. Madden and John CAL
,aSher. nrst base: Mcdaniel. catcher !;
WILEY. pitcher; Gebhart and W.
Proud utility men.
Miss Myrtle Mcguire Of the Strand
Las, evening entertained the members
OF her Sunday school class At her
home. The evening was spent IN play
ing music and games. followed by re-
treatments Among those present were
Betty wilhelme, Frances Sheridan,
LILLIAN Proud, Elizabeth Long, Mildred
Blake. Irn,a McNitt, Elizabeth Cannon,
Dorothy Ramsey. Frank Bacon. Ogden
wise. Samuel McKnitt, Francis Cal
laxher. Herbert Hewlett, Douglas
Proud.
The members OF Alephia Lodge. No
s.K. OF P, are making plans TO visit
Morning Star Lodge at Grubbs TO-
morrow evening Members who desire
20 70 are requested 70 meet a. the
lodge room IT 7Is. The trip viii be
made by automobile.
James Tilney has secured the con-
tract awarded by the Trustees OF the
Market Square for the rebuilding OF
the chimney Of the Court House. which
Was partly blown down during a storm
last week.
shad IN this vicinity are not very
nlent.ful. Several Of the fishermen
have expressed the intention OF hang
ing I'D their nete for the eeaSon unless
the catches are larger. The highes'
catch of yesterday on two tides wal
IL. The price Of the nsh range frop
30 70 35 cents per pound
The members Of the Memorial Iracl
Committee are requested TO meet II
the mayors Office on Friday evening
at s o'clock.
Mics Catherine Wilhelne OF Eas
Second street last evening entertained
the members of st. AIMS Guild at 6
card party at her home.
The Easter offering collection a
the Emmanuel Church on Sunda,
amounted TO SIPS. The Church Schoo
lenten Offering amounted TO $215 with
several amounts pncollected.
Coach Howard l.. Wilhelne OF th'
New Castle High School track team
vesterday had his men in practice fol
seyeral hours. Z. Earle WeggenmanI
made the highest score in the 1o0-yarS
dash.
James Tilney has completed tn
contract OF the repointing Of the bricl
work at the home Of Louis Gemmil
on West Fourth street.
Nathaniel Watson Is making alter
atoms TO the home Of Mrs. william
Kirk, near Second and Chestnu
streets.
Paul Kern, Charles King. Johi
Wallace and z. Earle Weggenmanr
yesterday motored to State Road an
Bear Station and spent the day a
guests Of several OF their class mate
IN the local High School.
Miss Catherine Carter Of Ardmor'