Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Women's Democratic Club Will
Hold a Meeting Tomorrow
Evening.

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evening meeting OF the Women's
Democratic Club will be held MT the
home OF Mre. j. Ernest Phillips, on
West Slvth street, at S.t5 o'clock.
which all women are invited to at
tend.
Miss Grace Zimmerman last Sunday
afternoon received an involuntary
bath in the Delaware river when the
canoe In which she was padding over
turned. She was rescued by Ira
Richards OF Wilmington.
Contractor Nathaniel Watson today
began to erect the two one-story
frame portable school buildings on the
Academy plot. 1t is expected that con-
struction will be completed within 10
days.
Tho members OF the Young Mems
Bible Class OF tho Methodist Episcopal
Church are making arrangements for
moonlight ride on one of the Will
son Line steamers on Friday evening.
Persons who desire to go on the trip
should leave this city on the o'clock
trolley in order TO arrive at Whining
ton in time for the Z o'clock boat.
Tho class is also making plans TO
give playlet entitled Looking For
Mary Jane" in the Opera House, the
second week In November. At n meet
Ing at the homo of tho teacher, Mrs.
Mary Sheridan, on tho Strand. last
evening, parts were assigned TO the
various members. The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Harry
Ahern on East Third street, on Fri
day evening at o'clock. A prize will
be awarded TO the person who de-
signs tho most original window card
for the play.
City Cornet Band will hold their reg
ular rehearsal in the old Armory
building. All members are requested
| TO be present.
Tomorrow evening the Board of
Education will meet in the office of
| Superintendent Snavely.
| The New Castle Reserves baseball
team on Labor Day will play the Mil
ford team at Milford. The local team
will leave this city In the morning
by automobile truck.
Joseph l.. Mullin. storekeeper nj
the plant Of the American Manganese
Steel Co, is confined to his home with
a sprained ankle. An X-ray examina
ton wac made yesterday at the Del.
aware Hospital.
i George w. Davis. shoemaker. who
resides on East Third street, havine
recovered from illness. VIII open his
place OF business tomorrow.
The members OF the Hare's Corne,
Farmers Club will meet tomorrow
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Craig. at o'clock.
Adelphia Lodge, No. S, X. OF p, VIII
hold its first fall meeting on Frida,
evening, when a large class of can
didates will take the first degree.
Mrs. J. Ernest Phillips and Min
Reba Holcomb today motored TO Dove,
to attend the Democratic convention
Mr.. and Mrs, George Williams ant
son Harold. spent the weekend a
guests OF relatives at Clayton.
Mrs Helen Peech, OF Camden, N. J.
is spending several days as tho. suee
OF relatives and friends here
Miss May Newell, n teacher in tn
Salem, n. j., public schools. Is spend
ing several days as tho guest OF MI
and Mrs. Harry j. Cable and famil
on the Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holiday, VIII
had been spending several days q
Ocean Grove. n. j., have returne
, home.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick w. Over
. heiser. who have been spending sever
= weeks as the guests OF relatives an
( friends in New Jersey. returned HON
, yesterday.
n Sergeant and Mrs. Robert Jone
n who motored TO Snow Fill. N.
y where they spent two weeks as tn
g guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Jone
Il parents of Sergeant Jones, returne
;, on Monday
n d. Irwin Sheets Of Pittsburg. Pa
Il spent the weekend as the guest of NJ
t and Mrs. Frank Deemer.
:, Mrs. John Rufe and son John, il
who have been spending several day
:, as the guest of Michael ]. Devlin, n
= turned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Athoson Of Phi
= adelphia are spending a week as gues
s. of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Othoson an
d family of Red Lion..
Miss Mary Walton. operator at IL
3, local telephone exchange, left toda
'r' for a weeks vacation with friends
I. New York City.
n Miss Mary Connolly. who has bee
ID spending several days with relativ,