Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-30
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, Re
firing Pastor, breaches
Farewell Sermon
@. O. p. TO HOLD
RALLY TOMORROW


pastor. who had served the church
! for 80 years preached his farewell
sermon. DR.. Wylie has retired from
the active ministry. but will fll the
pulpit OF this church until his sue
cessor is chosen and indicted into
the pastorate.
One OF the last acts as pastor OF
the church. by DR.. Wylie. yesterday,
=, was the baptizing OF Howard Dodd
Wilhelm. the three-month-o son Of
former Councilman and Mrs. How
" ard L. Wilhelm. OF the Strand.
As a concluding feature OF the
service yesterday morning Profes-
sor George McIntire. a trustee, on
behalf of the congregation, present
cd the Rev and Mrs. wylie with a
large gold-'ined silver fruit dish as a
token OF esteem for the valuable ser
vice and the friendship and love OF
the people for their retiring pas
tor.
At the evening service the Rev.
Thomas Kerr. OF the Greenhill Rres-
byterian Church. preached and
concluded his sermon by declaring
the pulpit and pastorate of the
church vacant. Dr. Kerr by in
struction Of the Presbytery Of New
Castle. will act as moderator OF the
church until DIR. Wylie's successor
IS called and installed.
At 2.30 O'Clock this afternoon az
the home of Mr. and Mrs James Nc
CURE. 81 The Strand. their dauEh-
ter, Miss BESSIE Mcguire and Will
J -llam Devon Pope, Of Boston. Mass,
a G
retired pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Mcclure worse a blue coat
suit with picture hat TO match. and
carried a bousuet OF white chrysan-
themums. The bridesmaid. VI IS
Emily L. Ferguson. wore a blue coat
suit with a black picture hat. and
CARRIED a bouquet OF yellow chrys-
anthemums. Alfred J. Mcclure.
brother OF the bride. was best man.
IA The bride was given In marriage by
her father. James Mcclure. 4 wed.
ding dinner will be served az the
home OF the brides parents after
which they will leave late in the +
ternoon for New York City.
Tomorrow morning they will sal
for Boston. Mass. on the Steamship
Plymouth. They will spend two
weeks wi relatives OF the groom al
Boston and viointy. after which
they viii return 10 Their future home
at 9th street and Malvern avenue.
Overbrook.
The newly weds were presented
wi-h many useful and valuable
1reseDts, including household furni-
lure, cut glass. linens and a large
sum OF money.
The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Mcclure. New Castle: Mr.
md Mrs. Alfred Mcclure. Whining
tom Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyle. and
2 son. John IL. and Charles Mcclure. 3
Chester: Hiss Emily Ferguson. New
Castle; Mr., and Mrs. Albert Kirby.
Sr.. New Castle; Mrs. Richard
Grown. Phiiade lphia: Mr.. and Mrs. /
George Frederick and dau ghter. I
E,hel. Joe Gray and son Joe. Jr /
PhiladelIhia: Mr.. and Ms. George /
Hess and daughter. Beatrice. Wood (,
lyn. y. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde r. .
Morris Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. /
Howard Runner. New York City;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weggenmann. .
New Castle; Mrs. Elizabeth Clark,
Miss Rachel McClullen and Miss
>Belle McClullen. Atlantic cay. y. j.;
Mrs. Sarah G. Harris Wilmington;
Miss Nellie Mcfarland. Germantown.
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgom-
cry, New Castle: Mrs. j. Proud. viii
m ngton; and Mrs. Charles f. Mich
erson. New Castle.
4 Republican rally will be held
in the Opera House at O'Clock to-
morrow evening. when former Gov
ernor Charles r.. Miller and Robert
H. Richards viii address the meet
ing.
Il was announced last evening
that Senator T. Coleman DUPONT and
Ruby Z. Vale. of Milford. will ad-
dress the Republican rally at Rose /,
Hill schoolhouse. Friday evening.
The Good VIII Band of New Castle
Will furnish muse for both rallies.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the fourteenth annual
Halloween masque by the Good
VIII Fire Company. tomorrow even
ing in Van Dyke Armory. Seventh
and Delaware streets. Plans FOR
street parade have been made to in
tluut al tuuNt diituulnE the hdilt
members of the company. city Of
hcials. and the fire apparatus and
ambulance. The parade Will start
from in front of the fire house and
proceed to Ninth asd Clayton streets.
TO South street TO Fifth. to Della
ware, TO Third. to Chestnut, to Sec
ond, TO Harmony. to Strand. to Del
aware, to Sixth. to South. TO Fire
Hall and dismiss.
"A cash prize will be given TO the
most comic dressed person and one
10 the best dressed person.
II Is requested by the parade COM {
mittee that the members Of the ]
Good VIII Fire Company who will
participate in q parade report at the c
fire hall tonight for uniforms. Parade q
will leave fire hall at 100 O'Clock ]
Jesse A. Mckay will be field mar
shall; James V. Campbell. chief mar 4
shat and John McDevltt and Charles &
McGrory. ass stants.
Chief OF Police Matthew .Tobsn. S
who has been confined to his home {
and in the hospital for ten days. !
has recovered and resumed his a
duties on the local police force yes y
tcrday.
The monthly meeting OF the w.
c. T. L. will be held at the home OF r
Miss Cordelia Deakyne on the Strand, a
at 100 o'clock. Thursday evening. /
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey johnson, of