Evening journal., 1922-05-18
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS !:

FOLK Ddnce), by flttn BrduoS Inc
Virginia Reel" by the sixth grade;
THE Mix Maids" by the seventh
and eighth grades; a pantomime,
Coming Through the Rye" and the
May Pole dance or winding OF the
May Pole. by class.
The success OF this spring fea-
ture festival was through the untir-
ing efforts OF Mrs. Virginia Taws,
assisted by the Misses Irene o. Wise
and Emily T. Lunt and Professor A.
Arthur Powell.
'Newlyn Says" there were only
two things OF any Importance hap
pening in New Castle one was when
William Penn In 1852 discovered
New Castle and the other Is the
Landing of the Excursion on Decora-
ton Day. May 80. 1922.-Adv.
At a special meeting OF the Asso-
ciated Home Relief Committee in
the Mayors office last evening, the
reports for the past winters relief
work done by and through the com
mittee, OF which Mayor Cramer is
chairman, were submitted, audited
and approved.
They showed cash receipts OF
s1456.6s, with an expenditure Of
sI5O6.26. There remains a balance
Of SI6.43 in hand. with outstanding
bills of sec unpaid. This leaves an
actual deficit of S49.57. The books
OF the committee will be closed so
soon as sufficient funds are received
with which TO liquidate all outstand-
ing Indebtedness. 1t is hoped by the
committee that the more fortunate
will make sufficient donations within
the next few days to pay the debts.
The books will be placed in charge
OF Mrs Edward II. Aaylor. chairman
of the local Red Cross Committee.
The reports showed more than 80 |
families cared for at various times /
during the past winter by the COM |
mittee, many OF these receiving /
weekly contributions OF clothing. /
fuel and food and sometimes medi- !
cine.
This report does not cover dona- /
lions OF coal, wood. clothing. gro /
ceries and milk by several Industrial /
firms, merchants and individuals. A |
conservative estimate made by the /
committee last evening placed the
value Of these donations equal to
those of the cash.
Despite the Indictment weather
about ninety members Of the Hare's
Corner Farmers Club were enter
talned by Mr.. and Mrs. John Walk
er. of Morven Farm, last evening.
The next meeting Of the club viii
be held at the home Of Superin-
tendent and Mrs. Henry ". Stafford.
Farnhurst, Tuesday evening. June
10.
Following a short business ses-
sion the following program was
presented:
Song by club; recitation. Miss
Elsie Walker; vocal trio-E. T.
Weer. William II. Mccoy and Will
liam Harrington; recitation. Charles
Currinder; sketches-Mrs. Thomas
Appleby. Edward S. Megginson and
Master Roger Cranston; sketches
John Walker and Wilkinson Z.
Cranston. DR.. Richard W. Cooper, Of
the Service Citizens Commission,
gave very interesting
address on the subject should we
Forgive Germany her Debt?"
Miss Laura Belle Cahall and
Charles Sharp. Jr., were married at
o'clock Tuesday evening by the
Rev. B. F. Jester. OF the Methodist
Episcopal Missions. Wilmington. The
took place at the home of
he groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sharp. s13 Gray street.
Mrs. Frank Alfree, sister OF the
groom. was matron of honor, and
William +. Susie was best man. Fol-
owing a bridal supper at o'clock,
he bride and groom left for Wash
ngton, ID. c.. where they will spend
/ portion Of their honeymoon before
'eturning 10 this city and taking up
heir residence on Gray street.
The invited guests attending the
Wedding were the Rev. b. F. Jester,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
sharp Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Ivory,
'Ir. and Mrs. S. Cahall, the Misses
gladys Alfree, Nettie Richard. Lii .
ian Ferries, Carrie Colt, Myrtle ,
Baker. Mrs. Frank Alfree. Mrs. Nat ,
lie Baker. Mrs. Mae Walton and
Iessrs. William Susie, Ivory Sharp,
Alfred Watson, Andrew TomaD, l
raymond Hartnett, John Mccartney, I
raymond Cahall, Edward Colt, Ben G
amin Shelton, Walter Gontz. James
fcDaDiel. Thomas Boyle, William a
'eyton and Edward Tidwell. n
The weekly meeting of the New I
'astle Athletic Association will be n
eld at 7.30 o'clock this evening at 9
handler H Gebhart's =
The American Car and Foundry =
aseball team will play the New
'astle A. A. team at Battery Park h
I o'clock this evening. :
Mrs. Annie wipf, of the Baldton, 7,
-as taken to the Homeopathic Hos
ital. Wilmington, yesterday for X {,
ny examination. About three weeks !,
go, Mrs. Wipf fell from the back
.eps of her home and sustained in A
lries from which she has suffered n
nce. The examination showed no u
ones broken. She was taken to and d
rom the hospital by her grandson, o
larry Montgomery. Jr.. in an auto
lobile. Y
Charles Wipf. of the Baldton, has
ccepted a position as an electrician d
it'll a mining concern at st Peters. A
"a. d
Arrangements have been COM n
leted for the 500 card party for
he benefit Of the Catholic Daugh- d
RS of America, to be held at the ST
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Nc n
ike, on East Second street. pi
The monthly meeting Of the State te
Dad Community Club will be held b.
the State Road Chapel next nj