Evening journal., 1890-03-21
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS.
SOCIAL AND LITERARY EVENTS
BROUGHT TOGETHER.

Sotianles anu h"HhAes ~puk btnanthH
And Lecture.
Last evening was rich in social events
aud entertainments In this column will
be found reports Of the election Of officers
for the Union M E. Sunday school,
birthday surprise party, Asbury and
Wesley Sunday schools missionary ami
versaries, several sociables lecture, a
jug breaking and other events of
social nature
Union Sunday School Offcers.
The Sunday School Board of the Sun
day schools of the Union M. E. Church |
held the annual election OF officers last |
night, with the following result. Morning |
session-Superintend j. G. Hinckson.
assistant superintendent, y. A. Watson |
female superintendent, Bessie o. Han |
sell; secretary. Florrie Irons; financial |
secretary, George j. Stewart; organ
list, Nettie Mccormick; Cherister, !
Joseph Gibson. Primary department.
Superintendent, Mary Q. Booth,
Assistant Superintendent. Maynard
McDanel. Afternoon session-Superin-
tendent, A. v. Hysore; assistant super
superintendent, Bella Mcdaniel; secre-
tary, Charles |. Stengle financial
secretary Everett Jones; librarian, J. K.
Saville; first assistant, A. J Watson
second assistant, p. Fothergill; treas
urer, George A. Joseph; musical direc-
tor, II. Fl. McDanel; organist, David
Baker; primary department: Superinten.
dent, S. A. Mccall first assistant, S. A
McCannon; second assistant, William II.
Lingo. Secretary Of the association
w. N. Mccormick
birthday Surprise.
The relatives and friends Of Mrs Hattie
o. Anderson took a surprise party to her
home, No. 1885 Linden stree6, night be-
fore last. the occasion of her birthday,
Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock
and the evening passed very pleasantly
William Duncan and f. j, Bolen played
guitars and Albert Wild played the
organ Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs Henry Cochran and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Myron Lane Of Chester, Ivan and
| Mrs. Henry Tazewell. Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Rounnel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
| Hammell, Mr. and Mrs Appleby,
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ J. Kearney, Miss Clara Hammell,
Joseph II. Anderson Sr., Mrs. p Bolen,
Alex. Maitland, Miss Betty Maitland
| Miss Bessie Rommel. Miss Ida Appleby,
| +. ]. Bolen and Lewis Hammel
Asbury Mission Anniversary.
The Sunday school of Asbury NJ. f.
Church celebrated its missionary ami
versary in the church last evening. A
large audience was present. The plat
form of the church was trimmed with
80. ~
of an address by the Rev J. ID. @. Hanna,
singing by the school, dialogues, readings
and recitations The vOcalists were
Miss Mary Thielman, Miss Clara Porter
Miss Ella NOVEL;, Mrs Alfred Willing
lC. M. Leitch and Andrew Fielding
Those who gave recitations are: Flor
ence Kearsey Edith Shaw, Dollie Everett
and Addie Wiley. Selections were
read by Maggie Wigglesworth. ViolI
Welch and Katie Shipley. Memorian
services were held in memory Of JOSEPH
) Lenderman, aged 12 years. During tn
year 81 ,099. 81 has been collected for hom
Z and foreign missions, divided as follows
4 Morning school has collected for foreig
| missions, $119. 80; home missions, $55 OS
, total, $l7433 Afternoon school, foreigl
missions, 1888 81: home missions
$1s1. 46; total, $40 13.
Wesley Anniversary.
Wesley VI. e. Sunday school celebrate
its missionary anniversary last night
The exercises opened with an overture b
Comptons orchestra and devotional ex
ercises Memorial services were held fc
= | Clara Keown, Josephine Henry and Ad
Click. Willard Jester made an address
|; | Mrs Hygate and Mrs Saunders san
= Zone by One" Lena Hoskin recite
'sWill You be There and ~ Matte Ho
fecker, Elvas Barr and May Armstron
sang ''0nly Little Way" An exercit
i The Offering of Nations. was given b
Anna Writ, Eva Crossan, A. Hoffecke
. E. Morian and b. Crossan. Recitation
were made by Charles Writ. Lizzie Crabl
Charles Hoffecker, Lucy Diverty. Jenni
= Martin and Eva Porter, and dialogues
Miss b, Hoskin. Leo Jester, G. Cros
groves, James White. p Jackson, Mr.
Hygate g. w. Moore and G. Jones.
e Christisn Endeavor sociabIe.
I, The Young Peoples Christian Endeav,
Soc ETY. of Delaware Avenue Bapti
It Church gave a sociable on the secor
n floor Of the building, No. SIS Mark
|. street, last evening. A. Preston WI
n chairman of the exercises. At the Co
clusion of the program, lemonade al
e cake was served by the young women
1f the society. The progrsm;
q Prayer
d Recitation. Give Thanks for What,
Reading. "spring House Claiming"
Miss WoOdwa'
Duet The Misses BrRtt,
Recitation, "Getting Old,". Charles Naron
i ouartette. Misses Mabel iredell and Annie
4 Prince, Mtssrs. Westcott and eli
- Recitation. ..... .--.t..... MISS Mamie B9ot BOO,
u. Duet. .... ....... ......- 1.-The Misses Ells
Recitation, death Of Napoleon" F. Wall
Evening Company.
4. Mr.. and Mrs George McFerren gave
OF evening company on Wednesday nigl
at their residence, No. 207 East Ten
ry street. The evening was passed in pls
az ing games and the rendition OF vocal a
O. instrumental music, with an intermissi
for refreshments. Those present wei
- Mr.. and Mrs, John McVey, Mr.. aud MI
a. Sometime, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kin
4 Misses Marguerite King, Ella kir
Lizzie McKaig Mary Moon. Messrs. 10
McKaig, Ambrose McVey.
y. a "Trip Around tks wsrld.
ia A fair-sized audience was present
the lecture of George Il. Pierce Of Phi
delphiA, on How They Went Around
~ World; or the Adventures Of Smii
OF Jones and Brown, in the Institute Il
IL last night. The lecture was given unI
the auspices OF the Boys Mission Ba
he Of Central Presbyterian Church 4