Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-03
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Many Of the city's Organiza-
tions Will Hold Meetings
This Week.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Corresponds Every Evenina
New Castle, April 3.--The funeral
OF William f.. Rainey, who died Thurs
day, aged 20 years. at his home. 10
Strand. took place Saturday afternoon.
The services were In charge Of Rev.
Joseph ii. carp, rector OF Emmanuel
Church and tho members OF the Adel-
Ifhia Lodge No. s, knights of Phythias.
The funeral was largely attended. The
pallbearers comprised Charles Clymer.
George w. Duncan. Patrick j. Ahern,
Thomas Preston. Woldin Vining and
George Mcknitt. lnterment was made
in the Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Cummings, of Harmony street
near Fourth, gave n birthday party
In honor of their daughter Dorothy
who celebrated her fifth anniversary.
Music and games were played, after
which refreshments were served
Among those present were Jennie En-
gle. Elsie Emory. jeanette Cramer,
Nellie Mcdowell. Pauline and Amy
Blake. Blanche Doleon. Ethel Prom
mer, Eva Foster. Anna and Dorothy
Cummings.
Society of tho Methodist Eplscopal
church VIII be held on Thursday af-
ternoon at 2.30 in the church parlors.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
nominated and elected
The meetings for this week are
This evening. Seminole Tribe. No, 40
|. o. X. NJ. in the lodge rooms of the
Masonic Hall: members OF the Demo
cratic hundred committee, at s O'Clock
IN the Town Hall. TO elect six delegates
10 the county convention, which will
be held in Wilmington on Saturday
April y, FOR the purpose OF revising
rules OF the Democratic party; tomor-
row evening, City Council and True
tees OF the Common; Industry Cour
ell, No. 20. Jr. O, L. a. NJ. in the lodge
rooms Of the Masonic Hail: wean,s
day evening. Board % Education. IN
| me oh'ce or Superintendent Henry T.
SnaVely; Good VIII Fire Co: Thurs.
day evening. Friendship Lodge. No z
A. O. L. w, third floor OF tho lodr,
rooms OF the Masonic Han.
! Prof Henry Handy Hav VIII hay.
| charge OF the Lenten services thu, uceL
IN Emmanuel Church. which will bo held
at $50 o'cloCk-each afternoon. with IN,
exception OF Friday. when tho services
VIII start at $50. in charge OF Re,
I. Getz Hil. rector OF the 81. petsr'.
/ Church. Smyrna.
There will be no meeting Of IN,
Nomcns Auxiliary OF Imman,,e
Church this week. The next meetins
viii take place on "Wednesday after
noon. April u. at 2sO in the parish
house, when box containing sewing
and other articles Will be packed and
/ sent 20 the Southern IIighlanders.
/ Warren Burns. a moulder employed
at one Of the Chester steel plants. or
/ Saturday morning. while at work IN
the foundry department. had his left
foot badly mashed, caused by the fall.
ing OF an iron on the member.
A sale OF old and new articles. 90.
gcther with ported plants and a hsk,
y being arranged 20 take place or
Saturday morning beginning at Il
o'clock on the lawn OF DR.. and Mrs
Lewis Booker. Fourth and Delawar,
Streets. The proceeds will be FOR IN,
benefit OF the Easter Offering for tn
! beginners department OF the Churcl
echool OF Emmanuel Church
On Tuesday evening, April II. Re-
Joseph II. carp. rector of Immanue
Church. will give an illustrated lectur
on The Life OF Christ" In the paris
: house. The proceeds Will be FOR tn
benefit OF the Church school elias