Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-28
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Miss Elizabeth c. Hushebeck
Became Bride Of J. Allison
Truitt Today.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Juno 2s.1Tho mar
rage Of Miss Elizabeth Cecilia Hushe-
beck. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry
w. Hushebeck. OF - East Third street,
to Joseph Allison Truitt OF 40 East
Fourth street, son OF Mrs. Matilda
Truitt. took place this morning at
o'clock in ST., Peters Church, with
nuptial mass. Rev. Frederick V.
Campbell, pastor, officiating. The
bride was attired In a Parma violet
Canton crepe dress. trimmed with
Spanish lace. She wore a hat to match
and carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF tho valley. The
bridesmaid was Miss Edith v. Hushe-
beck. a sister OF the bride, who was at
tired In a platinum Canton crepe
dress. with hat to match. and carried a
shower bouquet Of Sweetheart roses
and sweet peas. The kroomsman WAS
George r. Nc Grory OF this city
After tho ceremony was performed,
wedding breakfast was served Mt the
home OF the parents OF the bride, and
the couple departed for their honey
moon to New York They will re-
turn to this city on Sunday. July 2.
and make their home with the parents
of the bride.
| The first tennis match OF the season
was played yesterday afternoon on the
American Manganese Steel court
when Misses Anna Toner and Eliza
beth Mckay defeated Misses Greta
Toner and Anna Lancaster, 6 to 4 and
G to 3. The referee and umpire was
EdwaM J. Gormley.
This evening the New Castle Ath-
letS Association baseball team will
play Five Points on the grounds of
the latter. A number OF fans and root
ers will accompany tho local team.
who Will leave this city by busses AT
4.45. from the Court House.
Edna Waldman, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Waldman OF Delaware street
near Second, yesterday afternoon
while bathing at Battery Beach, was
struck over the right eye by stone
thrown by youth. A deep cash
several inches in length was infiict ed
which required several stitches tt
close. DIR. julius Dodd gave alton.
ton.
The members Of the Rose HI
VI uiibt W III nofb htleit 1FNul6T NuNl
ness meeting at the school house.
William Moore. who resides on Cher
ry street near Sixth. yesterday. Will
at work In the foundry Of the Ameri
can manganese Steel Co. had the sec
Ond and third fingers OF his left han
badly mangled by being caught in
chain
On account OF the Indictment weathe
, last evening the proposed picnic OF tn
, Young Mems Bible Class of tho Meth
odist Episcopal Church. which wa
, scheduled 10 take place at Hopkin.
Beach. was held IN tho church parlori
Tho evening was spent in playin
games, after which ice cream and oak
were served.
The Sunday school class OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church taught by Mr.
Richard r.. Pinder will hold picni
tomorrow afternoon and evening O
Hopkins Beach. The members Will &
by trolley. leaving tho Court Hous
switch at 2.30.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newton OF IN
Strand are receiving congratulatior
upon the birth OF son.
q iisS tNNiiaitS a. i'otAtis al n u
\ New Castle Black Sox will play N
- Wilmington Giants. The game will b.
?. gin at $50.
y On account of the Indictment wealth,
=. last evening the game of bascba
scheduled between the New Castle II,
serves and the Kelley Overall boy
team was postponed until next Wee
. nesday evening.
9 The members Of the Methodist Epi
, copal Sunday school Will hold their al
: nual picnic on Thursday, July IS.
Riverview Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher r
Ceived word yesterday of the birth
: a son TO their daughter. Mrs. Villa
!. Mcguire Of Wilmington, who Wi
- formerly Miss Catherine Gallagher.
(3)-New Castle III
James G. King. Jr., son of Mr.. AZ
" Mrs. James c. King OF Second al
Harmony streets, a graduate OF Il
1922 class Of the Friends School, w
% mington, will leave on Saturday &
Concord. y. H., where he Will after
conference with six other Wilnin
ton members at St. Pauls' School, Ne
$ Hampshire. At this session OF CO
w ference there will be 800 persons re
ID resenting the AS states.
W Andrew Gallagher. Jr.. has taken
81 position in Philadelphia rs a carpsnti
he Miss Emma Challenger, daught
ex of Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Challens'
&c a student nurse at the Metho dist Ep
" copal Hospital. Philadelphia,fis spen
an ing several weeks hero as the que