Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-30

can be brought here during the season.
The FIRST game will be played with the
Friends school, of which Messrs
Rodney and Janvier Of this city are star
players, although the date has not yet
been settled upon The new team will
line up as follows
Brown Lancaster. .................Ri Right end
William Hofmann 500 .......... Right tackle
Edward Weggenman ..,-a.... Right guard
y truss Jhallengef. .-,....t....+.. 49,. Centre
tlnafl-s ! koyd. .,.....-..........-. Left guard
Walter ]. Ellis on...,......,... j.. Left tackle
Frank Beatty ............. Left end
ohm NJ Wilson capita nj .. Quarter back
FRED W. Holman .........s.. Right half-bsck
hugh DufN ..s--...st. .t-.., +. Left halt-back
Albert " Foster. ..s.......... .... Full back
The new team will begin practice at
once on the new base ball grounds and
viii soon be In playing trim.
Mincemeat, Heckers Buckwheat, Boyle's
Welded IN Church
St Peters r. @. Church was we'll
filed with the friends of John Gallagher
and MissMargaret MEG e yesterday after
noon on the occasion of their marriage
The church was prettily decorated with
flowers. The bridal party entered tho
church at 10 o'clock, and was met at the
altar By Father Brady, who performed
Mc6ue and the groomsman was Frank
Doris. After the couple had been pro
nounced husband and wife, Father
Brady made few remarks Ia which he
advised the young people just starting
ont in life and gave them his hearty con
CALCULATIONS. Professor G j. Hermann
played the wedding marches in a spirited
style. Ia the evening big
Mrs Gallagher at the home of the
brides parents on Vine street The fea-
tivities lasted until nearly midnight.
The guests from distance were: Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Logan, Philadelphia; ;
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcdoldrlck. Misses
Maggie Early, Name Ryan, Annie Ryan,
e j. Mcdoldrick. Il. j. Hesslon. J. F
Ryan, Harry Callahan, Q, Dougherty,
James Moon Of Wilmington Among
those present from this city were J. B.
Toman and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. James
White. Mr. and Mrs FL Doris, Mr.
and Mrs. John Elliott, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Shearer. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Gallagher,
Mr.. and Mrs William Farley. Miss
Birdie Booth, Mr. and Mrs n. @. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Conway, Mr. and
AIRS. M A. Sullivan, Mr.. land
Mrs. Matthew Sullivan, the Misses
Annie Stack, Annie Duffy, Name Gal
lagher Lizzie barney, Nary Duffy. Sarah
Duffy, Name Lynch Mr and Mrs
Joseph Taylor, Miss Mary Ne
Calm, Miss Mary BARLEY, Miss
Lizzie MeCue, Miss Lydis
Wright, Miss Kate .McCue. Edmond
@. Conroy. Miss Maggie Kelley,
Joseph Carlin, Miss Mary Anna Sheridan,
Thomas Barry. Miss Cora Morrison. Mr..
and Mrs, Samuel Wallace, John McCallln,
Miss Mary Daily, Frank McCallin. Miss
Rose Dougherty. Edward Kelley.
Peter g. Madden, John f. Kelley. James
Duffy. John +. Shearer. John Duncan
William Smith and many others
A Berry Birthday Celebration.
celebrated At her home at the corner OF
Vine and Harmony streets, last evening,
and the occasion will be pleasantly r. !
membered by all who attended Among
he guests were: Miss Ella Churnslde,
Miss Fannie Gordon, Miss Mabel Gordon,
Miss Julia Newlove. Miss Flora Davis,
Miss Ida White, Miss Lucy White. Miss
Alice Levick Miss Carrie Lancaster, Miss
Addie Foster, Miss Mary Vining, Miss
Bernie Satterield, Miss Maggie Rowan
and John Johnson, Frank White.
A. V. Foster. Albert Yinipg. E ] Weggen-
man, al Wiswell, William +. Hushebsck.
Loomis O. Wise, + Dryer, T. Nj Buck,
AbrRm Dennlson, Whits, John Richard
son. Marvin Truss. F. Row.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyies
Mr. Llghtnar's Western Trip.
Rev. P. B. Lightner, rector Of I'm
manuel parish, has returned from his
Western tour, In excellent health Mr..
Lightner went from this city to Detroit,
Mich, where he oficiated at the wedding
Of his sister at his old home in that city
While there he was visited by his brother,
who Is an eminent barrlster in st. Paul,
Mimi He remained at Detroit several
DAYS and then started for Delaware. He
was gone about ten days and his
autumnal ride across the country was
exceedingly pleasant Mr.. Lightner will
ofieiate az Emmanuel Church on Sunday.
Other News.
At Vallette's bakery season for crullers
opens to day. They re better than ever.
Ira Lunt and son have gone down the
bay on the sloop yacht Reindeer on a gun
mug tAPtuAtAnu-
Horse-radish grated. at Thompsone.
Thomas D. Wise. the genial and
popular night agent at the station in this
city is said to be the youngest operator
ana agent on the Delaware division.
Choice hgs and dates at Thompsons.
Miss Mary Kinkead, who recently re
moved into her new store and residences
on Delaware street, will hold a house
warming this evening. A large number
Of invitations have been issued.
If you want fine hat }. e Biggs hiss It.
Mt. Salem NJ 4 Church on Wins
street was crowded last evening with 81
interesting audience. that listened to
lecture by Rev. W. II. Parker OF Chss
ter, Pa.
The steamer Major Rsybold Is now tn
only steamer that touches regularly Al
this city.
Miss Julia Burton, formerly of thi
city but now Of Baltimore, is the guess
/ Of Miss Maria Booth
Honey. rolled oats, at Thompson's.
Mrs Mary Adams and daughter re
turned last evening from HAddoHisld
N. j., where they have been attending
the funeral Of = relative,
Thompson has fine white corn meal. S