Evening journal., 1889-02-16
Social ana Personal Notes.

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Social and Personal Notes.
Miss Ida Hard Of Harrington, is visit
ing friends in Wilmington.
Miss Maggie Carey of Brooklyn, is
visiting friends in this city.
stillman J. Talley of Outauagon, Mich.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Samuel Campbell of Elk Hart, Ind, is
visiting his sisters near Newark
Representative Wallace of Seaford.
visited Representative Gray yesterday
afternoon.
Inspection General Armstrong Of New
ark called at the JOURNAL Office this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Willis Of Easton,
Nd, celebrated their silver wedding on
Tuesday last.
Representative Lingo and Senator
Moore returned to their homes from
Philadelphia to-day.
Jack G. Constable, son Of Albert Con
stable, Esq. of Elkton, Md, is attending
the Friends school in this city.
Harry Palmer of the surveying corps
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad, win spend
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Howard Schrack of No 1925 West
street gave stag party to a number Of
his gentlemen friends last evening.
Mrs w. J. H. Lingo Of Wilmington.
who has been visiting her mother at
Middletown returned home yesterday.
Miss Sallie Yollum of Philadelphia, ar
rived in this city to-day to spend week
with her friend, Miss Mamie Hawkins.
Mrs. Lottie Hawkins will give fancy
tea party att her residence No. 1904 Tren-
ton Place on next Wednesday evening.
A Conversation" party was given on
Tuesday evening last at the residence of
Miss George Gookin, No. 1904 French
street.
Rev. Jacob Todd, D. D., will deliver his
lecture, "The Children and Cradle of
Art, " in the Rising Sun md Public Hall
on March T.
Elmer E. MARBLE and Miss Lizzie f.
Shippers, residents of the Elkton district
near West Amwell, Md, were married
last Thursday.
R. c. McKane and Hugh Montgomery
of Newark, Del, are spending a brief
visit with their friend w. Harry B. Max
well of Wilmington.
Representative Downham paid the
JOURNAL Office a visit yesterday. Mr.
Downham was very much pleased with
his Philadelphia trip.
Mrs. w. J. r. Kilmer and .her dangh-
ter, Miss Lidie Kilmer, will 90 to New
York week after next for an extended
visit. They will also visit Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
The Harmony Castle of the United
Friends of America win celebrate its
ninth anniversary on Tuesday evening,
February 10 next, in the Morrow build
ing.
The Dolphin Social Club will give a So
ciable in Cooney & Mulrine's Dancing
Hall, on Wednesday evening, February
20. Luckman's Band will furnish the
music.
Next Monday evening the Torbert
Guards Of Milford Company B. N. e. d..
will observe their ninth anniversary by a
supper; which will be laid in Dorsey
Hail. Milford.
Miss Geneva A. Girven and Harry D.
/ Dillon, DR., will be married on Wednes.
day evening, February 81 at the resi-
dence Of the bride parents, No. 737 West
Fourth street.
Miss Mary E. Mealy Of 1903 Walnut
street and her niece Miss Helen Sinex OF
900 West 10th street, have returned home
from an extended trip to Philadelphia
and Germantown.
Miss Lille Porter, youngest daughter
Of Professor S. D. Porter, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, recent graduate of the Univer.
sity Of Minnesota, is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Agnes Miller of Newark.
Ex-Speaker William R. and Mrs. Nc
Cabe Of Selbyville, Sussex county. are
making a tour of the South. and started
for Norfolk on Friday morning on the
steamer William r. McCabe. Of which
Mr. McCabe is part owner.
The Coral Society Circle held its regu.
lar meeting on Wednesday evening at
the residence of Miss Mary Fetzer. Iom
bard street near Ninth. The next meet
ing viii be held at Miss Nellie EtzeP,
residence, No. 40S Tatnall street.
Ralph Stone of this city, member Of
/
has been elected vice president Of the
Inter Collegiate Lawn Tennis Associa
ton of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Stone will
represent Swarthmore College at the
spring tournament of the association,
which win probably be held on the
grounds of the Belmont Tennis Club in
Philadelphia
A pleasant whist party was given at
the residence Of Dir. Maui, No. 704
West street, among those present were
Mrs. d. w. Maui, Misses Julia Maull,
Florence Bush, Miss Campbell, Miss
Burgess, Mrs. NJ. p. Ward, Mr.. and Nj
Howard Tinges, Messrs. Frank H. Hof
ecker Andrew Z. Sanborn, George
Barrett, Clifford James. Refreshments
were served.
The Boys Mission Club had banquet
a. Miss May Teylors, No 904 Tatnall
street. The program consisted Of read
Aings and recitations after which ics