Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-13
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Samuel II. Baynard to Address
Masonic Fraternity on the
Orders History.

New Castle, Dec 13.-Notices have
been issued for n meeting OF the st.
Johns Dodge No. ., A. +. & a. NJ, this
evening in the Masonic Temple. Sam
uel IL. raynard 33' will deliver IN ad-
dress on Masonic History. Horace Il.
Harrison of Wilmington. will sing
several vocal selections. At the close
OF the session refreshments VIII be
served.
last evening n variety shower was
given 10 Miss Matilda Elizabeth Burris.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Bur
ris OF the New Castle Road. in honor
of her coming marriage which Will take
place the latter part Of this month, OF
George Marcello TNtteraall Jr.. of 302
Jackson street, Wilmington. Miss
Burris received n large number OF
useful gifts. About 40 persons We're
in attendance.
This evening at the Gospel Crusade
service In the Methodlet Episcopal
/ Church Rev. George w. Cooke. the
/ evangelist will tal0e for his subject
The Worlds Greatest Force. The
/ young peoples orchestra will be pres'-
ent TO lead the singing. The numbers
I 10 nc cunE arc iNpiN NV
Awakening Chorous"; and When
/ The Gates Swing Outward Never
/ Francis T.. Smith will sing I'm The
! Land Where Roses Never Fade. This
Is the final week of the crusade and
/ large crowds are continuing 90 attend.
The Girl Reserves Of this city, n
/ branch of the Y. NJ. &. \. are making
arrangements - distribute Christmas
/ baskets. The president. Miss Ruth
Zimmerman. will appoint a committee
/ 20 have charge Of this work. Arrange
ments win he made to hold n meeting
and social IN tho Town IRlll on Thurs
| day evening. December 81.
Tomorrow evening the members ~
! tho Caesar Rodney Chapter No. s.
] ordcr Of the Eastern Star. will meet
| in tho lodge rooms Of tho Masonic
/ Hall o.. The members Of the Friend
/ ship Lodge No. 3. \. -. L. w. will
/ meet in the lodge room OF the third
/ Il or Of the Town Hail.
ON Friday evening the University
/ " Delaware Freshmen of Newark, will
| play the New Castle lush School has
| lct hall team IN the Opera House. The
/ following evening the EastlaSa hask .;
/ hall team of Wilmington viii play tho
! Battery II team in the Van Dyke Ar
/ mory.
/ Yesterday the work ~ installing the
: inch water main leading from Tho
Strand ~ the Delaware street wharf
was completed under the supervision
N superintendent George I. Ungor.
4 \ &. Haines. of Mapleside. known
as the Lukens steel Company farm 10
Gated on the River road north of this
city has disposed OF hts farming i'm
plcmcnts and taken M his residcnc,
With his son, Harry II. rainos, Of thi.
city.
This evening a public card party
will be held in tho parlors 81 the Nov
Castle Century Club at o'clock Tn,
proceeds will be for the visiting nurs,
fund. Five hundred and bridge whi-
will be played.
Ivory pyori!n. Bridgewater Adv.
George and Samuel McKnitt. yes
terday killed five hogs. the aversg,
weight OF the six months old stool
being Us pounds.
Samoset and Whitman's Chocolate
in Nmas packages. r. Challenger an,
son. Prescription Pharmacists-Adv
The Holloway Terrace Fire Com
! pany on Saturday afternoon will dedi
cate their new fire hall and house thci
! newly purchased chemical motorize,
engine and hose wagon. Several Nom
hers Of the local FIRE company will ~
> present during the ceremonies.
Jewelry and Jewe,ry. Rr.dgewater
. ADV.
. The members OF the New CastI
Century Club on Friday afternoon "A
e.30 o'clock will hold their regula
current events class meeting.
Eversharp pencils and Waterman
fountain pens. eoc 70 $500. r. Chal
: lenger and Son. Prescription Phar
, macists.-Adv.
Miss Esther Nining. cf Washing
ton, d. g. yesterday attended the fu
, neral of Miss Bertha McCsllister. n
Philadelphia Miss MCCallister was
? former resident of this vicinity an
! was graduate Of. the local Hig
School. Miss Nining who has bee
Z spending several weeks as the gues
r of her parents, Magistrate and Mr.
Weldin Nining. Of East Third stree
J returned 10 her place Of employmer
Z after the funeral services.
- Beaded handbags. bead necklace.
swee; grass workbaske;s. ladies' col
lar and cuff sets. fancy handkerchief
and aprons at McCauin's.-Adv.
George T. Tobin. Jr., Of Delawar
street near Fifth. who has been cor
fined 20 his home with illness for sey
eral days is able 10 be about.
Mrs. James /. Bacon OF West Fift
street who has been III FOR sever.
days is able 20 be about the house.
Mildred, the infant daughter OF NJ
and Mrs. J. Earle Bacon. is III at N
home OF the grandparents. Mr.. an
Mrs. James J.. Bacon. with the grip
Eastman Kodaks and Cameras Il
Xmas gifts. r. Challenger and Sol
. Prescription Pharmacists.-Adv.
Walters mamma was very sick wit
= rheumatism. and he was rubbing h
y q rms yvhpr Sha "a id