Evening journal., 1889-02-25

MISS kenmore near OueSSa.
Miss Lizzie Willis, Of Milford, is visit
ing Mrs G. w Polk, Of Odessa
Miss l.. Gregg, of this city is visiting
Miss Marion Walters of Port Penn.
Mrs. John Palmer, Jr.. Of this city is
visiting her parents in Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Alice Hopes Of West Chester is
visiting Miss H. p. Hance Of this city.
Miss Maggie Gilpin Of Elkton is visit
ing relatives and friends in Middletown
Miss May Janvier, of McDonouqh is
visiting Miss Julia Cleaver Of Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leslie Appleby left
last evening for Old Point Comfort, Va.
Miss Maggie McMullin, Of Port Penn.
has been visiting friends, in Newark,
Del.
Miss Irma Graham Of Salisbury, Md,
is visiting Miss Emma Downing in this
city.
Miss ]. Anna Ellegood Of Seaford is
visiting at st. James City, Florida, this
winter.
II. B. Seidel Of seidel & Hastings, is
spending few days in New York with
his wife.
On Friday evening the Neptune Social
Club will hold their fifth annual reception
In Institute Hall
Miss Bessie Palmer. who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, returned to
Blackbird to-day.
The two Misses Allcorns Of Midtown,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Edward
Davis, Of Christiana.
Company +, Postles Rifles, will give a
dress drill and reception on Friday even
ing in Websters Academy.
Miss Fannie Rockwell Of Brooklyn. N.
Y, is the guest of Miss Annie Collision
on Bradford street, Dover
Miss Mamie G. Burrows Of Kenton. is
visiting Miss Elya Frazier, on South
Governors avenue, Dover
Miss Madge Kirk of Dover has re-
turned from an extended trip to POGO
moke City and other places.
The subscription masked ball Of the
Delaware Smngerbund takes place this
evening at the German Hall.
Mrs. Joseph BeIlah Of this city, lee
evening last on Temperance.
Miss Hannah Nicholson, Of Camden. N.
j., and Miss Lille Harnur are the guests
Of w. 5. Lawrence, of Odessa.
The first Of Professor Webster's socia-
bles Of this season was held in his dane
ing academy Thursday evening.
The Rebman Library Association win
hold its third annual reception in Insti-
tute Hall on Wednesday evening
The Rose Bud Assembly will hold re-
ception in Rossiter q Riley's Academy on
the evening Of Tuesday, March 8.
The honorary title Of Doctor of Laws
has been conferred upon Secretary Bay
ard by Georgetown Cd. CD College.
w. B. Dunwoody Of West Chester, Pa.
formerly with J. T. Mullin a Son of this
city, was in Wilmington yesterday
The third annual reception Of the Reb-
man Library Association will be held In
Institute Hall on Wednesday evening
next
Register OF Wills John X. Bradford
has returned from Washington, where
he has been attending the Georgetown
University ceieDfhllon.
The Married People gave their annual |
iociable at Webster's dancing academy |
asst Wednesday evening. Music was |
furnished by Hyatt's orchestra
Mrs, Kate Hayes of this city has re.
urned from Washington, where she has
'een attending the centennial celebra-
ion Of Georgetown University
J. w, Watkins and lady Of Odessa, at
ended the masquerade party given at
City last evening. Costumes
I the last century were wora
A reception is to be rendered to Sena-
orielect Higgins at Delaware City this
yening. He will be the guest Of the
republicans Of Red Lion hundred.
Miss Hattie Alexander Of Ellxton. who
as been visiting friends i'm Baltimore
nd Washington, is now the guest of her /
ousin, Miss Hattie McCauley of Ellicott
ity.
Miss Ida Anderson. who has been visit
ig her sister, Mrs. Edward c. Painter.
as returned to her home in Trenton. n
:, accompanied by her sister, Miss Kate 9
.nderson.
The first annual banquet Of the Build
rs Exchange will take place at the Clay {
IN House on Wednesday evening, and {
'ill be preceded by reception at the
Exchange. h
Among the guests at the charity ball in Z
'aitimore on Wednesday evening last !
fas Mrs. James b. Gro0me Of Elkton
mo wore white brocade with diamond {
Professor A. S. Webster did not attend i
ne masque carnival, as stated. on FRIDAY {
light. Mr.. Websters Ridley Park class
ave a reception on that evening. which
le attended
y Al. Brewster, who has been travelling
n England, France, Germany and other
european countries for the Wilmington
Dental Manufacturing Company has re-
urned home.
James w. Thomas and wife entarto;,.s
number Of friends az their rssi5snea
70. 4l5 Jefferson street on Safn,5o,,
light. Excellent music was furnished by
he First Regiment Band.
The Delaware Sengerbund viii give =
srand subscription masquerade bali IA.
light in German Hall The tableaux
Columbus taking leave Of the King Of
pain, Will be presented.
The hop to be given by the young men
I Elkton, on Wednesday eve, will take
lace at the FELTON, Hotel. Professor
ohm Ritchie's orchestra Of Wilmington.
)el., win furnish the music
Miss Mercelia Alderman Of Milford has
eturned to her home from Chester. New
Jersey, and Miss Nettie NJ. Demorest Of
llOster New Jersey is VISITING her amt