Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
NEW CASTLE FOLK
SUFFERING FROM GRIP
Unusually Large Number Of
Cases Prevalent at
This Time.
special Correspondence Every Evening

special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Dec. 27.-Tomrrow
evening in the auditorium of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. the fol-
lowing Christmas programs will be
presented by the intermediate and
primary departments: intermediate
department: Song. school; invocation;
song. school; recitation. Harry Long;
song. school, duet. Rainbow
Fairies" Martha Shaw and Dorothy
Johnson: song. school; recitation.
Margaret Schuchardt: closing Choir
us; primary department: Singing.
school, address OF welcome. Robert
Manson: recitations. Edward David
son. Betty Wnhelme. William Tobin
and Florence Whitesldc: solo. Isa-
belle Megginson; reci,atlons. William
Wall. Amy Blake. Richard Snavely.
Gladys and Emma Belville. Thomas
Tobin; solo. Elizabeth Mcknitt; reel
tations, Josephine Moore. Edward
Proud and Dennis Walls: singing.
Eleanor McCuen. Alice Gravel. Mary
Challenger. Rcbs Green and Eliza
| beth Clayton: Rotations. Charles
McKnitt. Harold Travers. Major Trav-
ers, Florence Harrington. Pauline
] Blake. Lillian Mccain. Mary Clayton.
Marion Tobin, Alice McKnitt. Mary
McCuen and Sallie Taylor; singing.
school; recitations. Aubrey Green.
Wanda Pane. Bertha George. Mary
/ Mccain; solo, Elizabeth Clayton.
Rotations. Anne Newlove. Adelaide
| Ford. Mildred Thompson. Amy Marsh.
Ruth Smith. Martha Harrington,
Eleanor McCuen. Anna Anderson.
William and Leon Ncwlove: solo. Dor
othy Manson; rccitations. Nellie Nc
Dowel. blanche Moore. Howard
Haines. Hazel IAttrell. Stanley Esk-
ridge. Jennie Inxle: singing. school.
The annual Christmas party OF tho
New Castle Century Club will h. held
on Friday evening in the club parlors
The hospitality committee. Miss Rcos
Holcomb. chairman, will he in charge
Of the entertainment. Music foi
dancing will he furnished. and cards
will be played. Each member OF th'
. club il permitted To bring a guest a
, the close OF the party, Refreshments
will he ssved.
Walter. the three year-old son %
, Mr.. and Mrs Chapdler H. Gebhart. OF
sixth and Delaware streets, yesterday
was slightly burned by the flames OF q
gas radiator Attention was given by
IL julius DOdd.
The Christmas entertainment or IN
? intermediate and primary department
OF the First Presbyterian sunda.
$ school Will take place tomorrow eve
e ming. beginning at 40. In the sun
ID day school. \ very interesting Iso
gram IL being arranged.
p Last evening Mrs. John r. y. Clay
ton, OF Fact Third street. cntegtaine
5 the members OF her sunday schoc
p class at her home. Music and game
a were played. after which rcfreshment
?. were served.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane ErZabet
o Silver, widow OF Henri SILVER. OF Re
Lion, who died last Saturday mornin.
y took place yesterday morning frr
3 hsS late residence. Tho pail bearer
p were grand children and great era nj
. children. Albert and Frank Silver. 4
70 &. Stewart. Edward g. Stewart, Pres
ton Kemp and Ormond Walton.
y Phillip Susi was arrested by Williar
Ramsey. officer at the Royal Theatr'
FOR dis, sderly conduct. A fine OF
sud COSTS was iiDpc-eu Dl Mayor W
Leslie Cramer.
Yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs Waite
Burris. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruris. an
? Dir. and Mrs John r. Il. Clayton. N
! tended the funeral OF Ms. Brown,
relative. at Townsend.
This evening. -. Johns Lodge, ~
,. A. +. & A. NJ. viii NEE, in III
!, Masonic Temple. in regular session.
Tomorrow evening Cesar Rodns
Chapter. No S. order OF the Easter
star. Will meet In the lodge rooms ,
the Masonic Hall in regular session.
Mrs. John b. Manlove. OF We
" Fifth street, Is ~ al her home. su
u tering from the Snip.
e Mrs. William W Leach, OF We
n Sixth street, Is suffering from Il
10 grip.
Frank Beck. a former police office
rs il ~ at his home. Seventh and Sou
'e streets. with pneumonia
= Rudolph VALET. OF the Strand. WI
conducts bakery on Harmony stree
be near Second. is III at his home. II
IN business is being conducted by h
n father. John Nallett.
IN r. Earle Weggenmann and Charl
re King, students OF the University
" Delaware. yesterday motored
en- Greenwood and Delmar, where IN,
} will spend several DAVIS as tho cueS