Evening journal., 1901-11-27
THE EVENING JOURNAL WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81 1901


near the new water tower at 1880
loclock The Highland team will line
up against the Kirkwood team, and
the Highland Academy will play the
Eddystone High School team.
4 In the evening the Wilmington bas-
ketball team will play the Burlington
lteam Of the American League at Pyle's
Cycle Academy and the game prom
ises to be one of the best of the sea-
son.
The Wilmington High School foot
bali team viii play Banks Business
u College eleven, OF Philadelphia, at the
] Union street grounds at 1915 O'Clock
in the morning The High School team
has been practicing every day in an
\ lticipation of a hard game.
II The Brandywine Gun Club will have
n a shoot at the Riverview grounds be
ginning at o'clock. Turkeys, chick
ems. geese and ducks will be the
prizes.
The theatres will offer big attrac-
tions. In the Opera House both after
noon and evening George w. Monroe
will present Mrs. b. O'Shaughnessy.
} AT the Wilmington Theatre the at
traction will be THE Secret Enemy"
Dcckstaders Theatre will present the
unusually interesting bill which open
cd at that popular house on Monday.
In Miduletown in the afternoon a
merchandise shoot will be held. The
contest Tor State championship and a
gold medal will be shot for by Mr..
Graham. of this city, twice the winner
of the medal. and DR. W. r. Banard. of
Middletown
Following is a corrected list of the
prizes:
Beaston & Thompson, patent leather
shoes: James T. Mullin a. Sons, UNI
bralla n. Snellenburg & Co., high top
hunting shoes; Wright & Davidson,
dress suit case; S. Z. Massey, sleeve
buttons: Granville p Alexander. cor
duroy shooting cap; j. Warren Bullen,
| knit cardigan jacket; Capelle Hard
ware Company. corduroy coat and
! vest: j Warren Rullen. shooting jer-
sey: John Armstrong. Middletown, as
= lsortment of canned goods; S. Bur-
stan. kid gloves; Globe Clothing Com
, pany, hat; Bragdon & Co., bottle of
bay rum; T. Gilpin Massey, gold scarf
pin; j. II. Emerson, rug; William w.
, Freeman. Pullman razor strop; IN. s.
A. canvas cunning coat; Middletown
Hardware House. set of loading and
cleaning tools; m. S. A." shell box,
, Heik's hand protector and rubber re-
coil paG. Philadelphia contributors
! j. b. Shannon & Sons. sole leather gun
4 case; Covington & Macarthur, oak ped
estal; Bridgeport Gun Implement
, Company. Tomlinson cleaner.
OTHER ossERvANcEs
! superintendent Hancker. of the
! Delaware State Hospital for the In.
/ sane. at Farnhurst, has arranged an
elaborate program for an entertain
ment for the inmates of that institu
tion. There will be music dancinl
and masque party in which forty
people in costume will take part.
For dinner the employees of the hos
pital and the pay patients will receive
I turkey. cranberries and side dishes
The inmates will receive a good din
y ner. and on leaving the table orange
: will be distributed.
n Under the auspices of the St. Ste
d phen's League an entertainment en-
= titled "The District School at Blue
l berry Corner will be given at tn
q New-Century Club in the evening Tn
e program follows:
a Scene 1-Examination of teachers
d ''Phil Bloods Leap" Robert Buchan
: an. Alice Martin Peyster; solo. select
g ed. Henry A. Well; Ter Peneiits IL
o Thinking" anon. Alice Martin Peystel
8 Scene 2-First day at school; TN
1 Cook" Pauline Phelps, Alice Martil
+ Peyster: solo. selected William Rob
inson. Jr.: Behind a Curtain" HaT
rison. Scene 3-Closing exercises q
the term.
Wilmington members of the Orde
of Orangemen will go to Hatboro, Pa
d to take part in the laying of the COZ
q Iner-stone of the Orangemen's Nationa
It Home Citizens of Hatboro will pre-
ID sent an address of welcome an
+ ladies of the churches will provide r.
al freshments. David T. Graham, pres
le dent of the Orangemen of the Worl'
-e will be present, prominent speaker
s. will make addresses, and the Re-
al George T. Lennon, supreme gran
l. master. will lay the stone
y The local postoffice will observe th
general rule that is in effect on hol
le days At 9 o'clock in the morning a
,e departments will be closed, and onl
II those having lock-boxes will be alb
al to obtain their mail. There will be
9 delivery and collection at o'clock
ls the morning. and a second cOllectio
u in the evening about 6 o'clock.
is All the Federal. State, county al
W city offices. the banks, manufacturin
ST establishments and stores will
eI closed.
The Institute Library will be close
ou' all day.
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