Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-30
SILVER SERVICE FOR
REV. S. BEAN|E WYL|E
New Castle Pastor Retires Aftel
Thirty Years in Ono
Charge.

| Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle, Oct. 90.-Rev. s. Beat
tie. Wylie, who has been tho pastor
| of the First Presbyterian Church for
the past 80 years. yesterday morning
at the 1890 service preached his fare
we'll sermon. A large number Of men,
bers as we'll M friends not connected
with the church were present at this
service. In behalf OF the congregation,
Professor George McIntire. n member
of the church. presented TO the retiring
pastor a handsome silver fruit bowl.
lined with gold. In appreciation of his
faithful service. At the close OF the
service the infant son OF Mr.. and. Mrs.
Howard Wilhelme OF the Strand was
chrietened Howard Dodd Wilhelme.
| Miss Bessie Mcclure. daughter OF
Mr. and MrS. James Mcclure OF 81
lStrand, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock will
be married to William Devon Pope
of % Charter street, Boston, Mass.
at the home of the parents of the
bride, Tho ceremony Will be performed
by Rev. S. Beattie Wylie. The bride
will be attired In a blue coat suit with
picture hat to match and will carry
white chrysanthemums. The brides
maid will be Miss Emily l.. Ferguson
of this city who will wear blue coal
suit and picture hat to match and viii
carry yellow chrysanthemums. The
9 best man will be Alfred J. Mcclure Of
Wilmington, brother of the bride
After tho ceremony dinner will b,
served at the brides parents home
The guests will include: Mr.. and Mrs
y James McCiuirc, Mr and Me. Henr,
: Mcclure. Mas Emily Ferguson. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Kirby. sr.. Mr.. sn'
n Mrs. William weggenmann. Mr.. an'
h Mrs. Harry Montgomery, Mrs. Chas
Il. Nickerson OF this city: Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred ]. MCGUIRE of Wilmington; MI
land Mrs. John Boyd and eon, John
Jr.: Mrs. Sara c. Harris. Mrs. Boy
OF Wilmington; Charles MCGUIRE O
rs Chester; Mrs. Richard Brown G
Tacony; Mr.. and Mrs. George Freder
L. ick and daughter. Ethel: Joseph Gre
>. and son. Joseph, Jr. OF Philadelphia
TX Mr.. and Mrs. George Hess and daugh
e. ter, Beatrice OF Woodlawn. n. j.; NJ
"a and Mrs. Clyde e Morris and daugf
~ ter. Alma and son. Clyde L. Jr. ,
o; Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Howar
he RUNNER OF New York City; Miss Ne
lie Mcfarland OF Germantown: Mr.
III III Elizabeth Clark, Misses Rachel ar
Belle McCullen OF Atlantic City. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope will leave (,
New York and later will sail Z,
'ss Boston. where they Will spend "
IL, weeks as the guests Of the groom
.St parents.
- They will make their home at "a
he street and Malvern avenue, Overhroo
Till Pa.
>, The members OF the St AIMS Out
Sc; OF the Emmanuel Church on Thursd
he evening will give a Halloween par
at the Parish House. The procee
will be for the benefit OF the chur
- fund. Racreshments viii be serve,
MS The membsrs OF the W. c. T. II.
the Methodist Episcopal Church v
meet on ThurSdAy evening In regul
monthly season ct the homo Of {
o president Affss CordeHa Deahyne
III the Strand
The members OF the Good VIII +
Co. are making great preparatio
for the 14th annual Halloween b
which will take place tomorrow eve
ing In the Van Dyke Armory A str
parade will precede the ball and
members Of the company who des
TO obtain dress suits are requested
\ report at the parlors of the compa
this evening at o'clock. The pars
will begin promptly at 7.30 from
hall tomorrow evening. The chief m
shal will be Fire Chief James
Campbell; assistant marshal JC
McDevitt and Charles McGrory; &C
pany marshal, president .of the &C
y pany, Jesse A. Mckay. The route
\ the parade will be from Sixth
South streets TO Ninth and Clayt
Clayton to South, 10 Fifth. to ID,
ware, 10 Third, 10 Chestnut, TO SecC
10 Harmony. to Strand, TO Delaw,
10 Sixth. TO Fire Hall. The appara
Of the company will be in the line
parade. A cash prize Will be given
\ the most comical and best dressed
sons at the ball.
On Saturday evening a Hallow
party was given at the home of
and Mrs. Harvey Johnson in homo
= their 10 year old daughter Doro
VI Music and games were played a
\ which refreshments were ser
Those present were: Mary Challen
Reba Greer. Mary Mckee. Cathe