Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
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PRESENT PLAYLET
Drama Golden Hope" Will be
Shown at New Castle Next
Friday Evening.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, Nov. 18.--The members
OF the Caesar Rodney Chapter, No. 8.
Order OF the Eastern Star, on next
Friday evening will give play en-
titled Golden Hope" In the Opera
House, beginning at o'clock. Music
will be furnished by Tobln's orchestra
and at the conclusion OF the program
dancing will take place. The pro-
ceeds will be for the sinking fund.
The following program has been ar
ranged: Selection by orchestra; reel
tation, Norma Leib; "Grenlyn Sander
son Washburn." q society woman. Mrs.
Irene Hewlett; "Averial Anderson"
her sister. a playwright" Mrs. Will
helena Yetter; Mrs. Estella Sander
son." their aunt, Mrs. Sara Haines;
Marion Huntley." Mrs. Washburn's
secretary. Miss Annie S. Vantine;
Alice Beckworth." NJ. D., Mrs. Ellen
Foster; MARY Blake" n detective.
Mrs. Mary Cavender; Becky and
Annie" Mrs. Washburn's maids,
Becky" Mrs Annie Blake; annie"
Miss Carrie L. Gemmill; Miss Le-
roy" the hotel clerk. Miss Carrie l..
Gemmill; Sadie Billings" maid in
hotel, Mrs. Bessie Hewlett; Lorraine
Cole, modern songs; violin solo. J.
Edward Truitt. Jr.: solo, Miss Elsie
Scully, of Wilmington recitation.
Charles Lelb; dancing, Lorraine Cole.
The No. fire engine of the Good
VIII Fire Co.. was busy yesterday
afternoon for several hours endeavor-
ing to pump the water from one OF
the recently installed concrete supply
wells at the local water plant for
the purpose of installing inch
drain pipe The heighth OF the water
I'm the we'll before starting the oper-
alton was IL feet and the engine after
reducing the supply to feet was
unable TO check the constant stream
of water below this depth. The ca
pacity of the pump on the fire engine
Is 400 gallons per minute and Il was
stated that ample supply OF water can
he obtained at the water plant at all
times sufficient for city users as well
as mill purposes. The work OF re-
placing new foot valve will be
completed today and the aeratlne
baslng will then be placed in operation
permanently. In case OF large fires IN
the city the company Will have ar
ample supply OF water in the old
Non Such" basin near Hare's Corner
which holds 100000 gallons and Is
at all times kept on hand as an aux
iliary supply.
| on next Tuesday evening Warder
NJ S. Plummer OF the New Castle
County Workhouse will address thu
members of the New Castle Century
Club In the club parlers. a specIa
musical and literary program wifi
follow the address.
Rev. j. Watkins Lacey OF Pocomok
City, Md, will preach at the mornin
and evening service in the First Pres
byterian Church. Rev. Lacey is tn
candidate who is endeavoring 10 Sc
cure the pastorate OF the local church
which is without regular paste
since the resignation OF Rev. s. Beat
tie Wyle. who resides in Wilmington
, Rev. F. w. Overhiser. pastor of tn
First Baptist Church. tomorrow at tn
IL O'Clock service will take for his sub
ject "The Man Who Came Back" A
the evening service at 7.30 he will TAX
!. for his text Both Sides of the Shield.
: Sunday school will convene at /
o'clock.
$ Rev. Luther f. Poole. pastor Of tn
y Methodist Episcopal Church. at tn
1890 service tomorrow morning wi
a take for his subject Sending fo
/ Jesus" At the evening service a
e 730 he will take for his subject "A
e Around Man" The latter servic
1 will be special one for the mel
s Professor C. A. Short OF Wilmingto
r will address the members Of tn
e Baraca and Young Mems Bible clas
at the afternoon session, which wi
Y convene at 2 o'clock.
S j. Edward Truitt, Jr., yesterda
0 afternoon while endeavoring to Gran
an automobile, fractured his righ
e arm at the wrist. Attention was give
by Dr. Julius Dodd who ordered tn
. young man sent TO the Homeopath
. Hospital, Wilmington. where an x-ra
:, examination was made and the frat
ture reduced.
The members of the Baptist Rad
Club. last evening held Its reguls
monthly meeting in the Bapti
Social rooms. A radio concert va
listened 10 from stations w. I. I
Philadelphia; w. C. ", Schenectad
q n. Y, and w. o. c., Davenport, low
q The club is increasing in membersh
/, and expects to hold their first publ
r radio concert on Friday evenin
December l, in the church social room
The Wilmington Gas Co. Is col
structing frame meter and gene
ator house at Seventh and Washing
ton streets near the local plant of Il
g Wilmington Fibre Speciality Co.
j. Mrs. Minnie Manson of Philadelphi
= daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. SolomC
Hurd of West Eighth street. yesterds
N was taken TO the Delaware Hospit
l. in the Good VIII Fire Company
70 ambulance for treatment. Mrs. Ma
lie son has been the guest of her paren
lie for several days.
It, AIrs. Ernest Spence of the Baldto