Evening journal., 1904-12-23

McIvor; Santa Claus" Herbert Hanf;
spelling, eight boys and girls; recita-
tions. Santa Claus" James Truss;
"Once a Year" Pearla Clewell; "A
Christmas Secret, isabelle Clark; '"The
Meaning of Christmas" Helen Smith;
Three Cheers For Old Santa" May
McNally; Santa Claus" Marie Smith;
"A Letter to Santa" Elizabeth Bacon:
christmas Cheer" Hattie Simpson;
when Santa Comes" Dorothy Mont
gomery; Christmas Tree" Mary Mil
ler
Miss Sara Vantines sehool-Sing-
Ing, Santa Claus" recitations, Xmas
Greeting" Victor Biggs, May Rossell;
exercise. Santa Claus" Earl Rash,
Alfred Doris, William Weggenmann.
Lewis Wortz. Thomas Loveless. War
rem Connor, Philip Tobin. Florence
Davis; recitations, THE Mouse" Hugh
McCaughan christmas Has Come"
Beatrice Hamann; "Tommy's Xmas
Reflection" Ralph Bungard; exercise,
six Little Candles" Florence Davis,
Martha Harrington. Hattie Gooden.
Bessie Jamison, Margaret Grant. Liz
zie Bull; recitations. "The Poor at
Christmas" Gladys Blackburn; Win
ter" Marian Bacon: Xmas" Eliza
beth Mcdaniel Willard Stoops, James
Wilson, Margaret Hickman. Emma
Ridings. Mary Neher, Mary Gilkey.
Frances Thatcher: exercise. santa
Claus" Matilda Wolf, Joseph Roth
rock, Beaufort Lunt Adaline Brought;
exercise, Merry Christmas" Anna
Gallagher. Albert Schuchardt Jr. Hat
tie Barnes; Helen Carlln, Raymond
Bennett. Josephine Gannieask. Hooper
Lennon. Herbert Dyer. Reuben Kelley.
Lenora Lang, Marie Cannon. Richard
Price. Maud Faulkner; song, Good
st. Nick"
Sweaters. shirts, collars, cuffs. ties,
night robes. hosiery, suspenders, hats.
Stamps. Biggs'.
Columbia Again Victorious.
The Columbia basketball team add
ed another victory to its list last night
by defeating the St. Paurs Guild five
Of Chester by a score Of % to II.
The game was a rough house" one
Throughout and It was a miracle that
no one was seriously injured. George
Hastings refereed the game and his
eye for fouls was not the keenest Law
Tor and Mckay, forwards for the locals
lplayed a strong game and were given
excellent support by Virden, Montgom-
lery and Gemmil. Bird for the visitors
lput up a fine game and made two long
shot baskets. The lineup and score.
Columbia. St. Paul's Guild.
Mckay ..... forward ..... Griffir
Lawlor ....... forward ......,.. Birt
lGemmill ...... centre ........ Ewal'
lVirden ..... defence ...... Boot
Platt. y
Montgomery defence .... Ashwortl
Goals from field, Lawlor, 5; Mckay
s; Bird. 2; Ewald. 1; Booth. 2. Goali
from foul. Gemmill. 2; Booth 1. Ref
leree, George Hastings, Jr. Timekeep
lers. Charles S. Fleming for Columbia
land Benjamin Bird, for St. Paul
lGmld. Time, Commute halves.
Breathed Her Last in Hospital.
Word was received in this city o
the death in a Chester Hospital yester
day morning Of Mrs. Edward Guyei
of Chester, daughter Of Robert SHAY
Of this city. Although no notification
as to the time OF the funeral has bee
received it will probably take place O
Sunday with interment in the Cheste
Rural Cemetery.
Wilmington Man Accepts Position.
James Wells. of Wilmington, has ac
p cepted the position Of manager Of Rie
cafe and assumed his duties last nigh
MT Wells takes the place of Williai
3 Blayer, resigned.
Fight During Dance.
During an entertainment and dane
given by colored people in the Oper
House on Wednesday evening an al
E itercation took place which wound u
, in a fight.
New Castle Lost Another.
The New Castle bowling team 10:
another game last evening on the Rie
, lalleys when 1t was defeated by N
Chester team of Chester. Although III
/. local boys work hard at every game II
pins seem to stand up despite the
best efforts to turn them over.