Evening journal., 1904-01-25
Weddina Anniversary.

Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G, Madden. Of
Delaware street. observed the tenth an
niversary of their wedding with a
pleasant party on Friday evening
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Unruh. Miss Diehl.
Mr. O'Brien. Mrs. M. j. Bowler. Mr..
George Taylor. of Philadelphia Mrs
Frederick Woodcock, of Germantown.
Miss Jennie Taylor. of Camden; Mr..
and Mrs Andrew NJ. Gallagher, Mr.
and Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. Countiss
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pedrick. Miss
Grimes. Miss Lizzie Dalby. Mr.. and
MIS-. Joseph A. Carlin. Miss Annie New
love. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Munsen, Mrs.
Beckett. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawler
and family Miss May Pedrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J.. McCallin. the Misses Nc
Coughan. MI. and Mrs. Henry Mad
den, Of New Castle.
Columbia Beats Williamson.
The Williamson second team got its
bumps here on Saturday evening when
the Columbia defeated il by the score
of 10 TO 10. It was a hard fought game
an through ana proved to be very ex-
citing 90 ,he three hundred people who
turned out to witness st. Captain
Hunce was injured just few min
utes before the close OF the last hof
and had io go out of the game. Cap
tain Gemmill went in as substitute
Ills place at forward being taken by
Lawlor. who has been suffering from
the grip for several weeks. The boys
were encouraged by noisy applause
for the audience was very responsive
t.f..
up ana summary follow:
Columbia Williamson.
Mckay. y....... forward ......... Barr
Gemmill ...... Forward 49,. Humpton
Lawlor.
HNlre ........ centre ...... Williams
Nirden ...... defence ........ Evans
Montgomery q. defence ...... Slinglun
Goals from field; Barr, 4; Mckay. g.;
Iance I; Humpton ! Montgomery. j..
Goals from fouls: Barr. 5 Gemmil, 3.
Referee, Edward Truitt; timekeepers.
John O'Connor Jr.. ana Howard
Creamer. Time, twenty minute halves.
Many Guests at Celebration.
The birthday celebration of Charles
Holman at the jefferson House on
Friday evening was a social event OF
more than usual interest and brought
~ large number of out of town visitors
to this city. The Delaware Saenger-
bund furnished the music. Among
those present from out-of- town were
Harry j. Stoeckle, Fred c. Mammele
Henry Blouth. Carl Eisenminger Vic
tor Ullman Joseph Graham. Fred. w
Heiss. Robert Stuart. Leonard Heiss
Harry Nehr. Charles .Mammele, George
Finck, Norris Grubb, Herman Erb
nayard Thatcher, David bangle, Chas
Meiler Charles Steward, John w
Neave. John c. Sasse, Charles Taylor
Benjamin f. Rawnsley. George Will
ann Haman. Frank Neidermaier. Peter
E1Dner, DR.. r. T. Negendank, Dr. S. c.
Frederick. Frank Sewer, James Yates
Eilward Barrett, Joseph Sperrle, George
r. Stewart, Charles Heinel. Henry Hir-
.zi Leonard Heiss, Thomas II. Buckley
James Campbell. Fred. w. Heiss Jr.
Adolph Greiner. Edward Ewing, John
Wolf Andrew Schaller. John Schrade.
George Huber. Emil Engle Daniel Dohls
John Bryan Adolph Walter, Mr.. ST.
mon, all Of Philadelphia; George Hains
and family. of Chester; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Wise and family, of Clay
ton.
Leak IN Gas Main.
! Several Toys amused themselves yes
terday by setting FIRE to the gas which
was escaping from a main i'm the street
in front of the Opera House. The
flame blazed up 20 the height OF sew
eral feet and fearing it might spread
to the adjacent buildings q; was ex-
tinguished by several citizens. The
srouble was caused by water getting
INTO the gas pipes and freezing which
4 uused the pipes TO burst. Part Of the
town was stili in darkness last night.
and at the Methodist Church services
We've conducted with the aid OF oil
Ian ,ps After church hours and when
most of the citizens did not need light
2 New Castle. M ~ .-
the break at the Opera House was
looked. after
The funeral Of Leon NJ. Bowen took
place from the home Of James F.