Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-11-06
MUSIC AND RECITATION.
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Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 6.-The entertain
ment given In the M. f. Church last
evening by the Ladies' Mite Society was
undoubtedly the finest of its kind ever
given In the building The Sunday
school room, where the audience gathered, +
was nearly filled with interested residents
from all over the city Mrs. Paxon, the I
brilliant young eloeutionist of Philadel-
phia, and the Hushebeck Orchestra united I
with the solo singers OF the church choir |
in rendering program that has seldom |
heen excelled in this city. The program
was as follows
Overture. $3.50. "Strathmore" Orchestra
fa) Cicely. and the Bears. !. /. ....... Levee .
CD Progressive Arithmetic. Texas siftings
Mrs; +; Parker Paxson.
Solo, 'srime and Tide. ......... :. -. Rodney
Miss Bessie Sewell
The Creeds Jf the sells. ........+....-.B ungay
Mrs. Il. Parker Pexsnn
Selection, "Ghevslier Breton.". ii. Orchestra
The Rehearsal of the Ruggles Children for
D'a's' Mrs Mrs r. Parker Pax on -
s0i0' Au1u Rev. i. g. Maltindaie So '
faithiui ioP Mrs Parker ,,r' Paxon imam
Male Quartette, Remember Me-
J. b. Manlove 5 Atwood stewart
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Mrs. v. Parker Pqxon
Orchestra
Every number on the program was well
rendered. Mr.. Martindales beautiful
solo was encored and Miss Sewell, having
refused to re appear. was especially &
quested to sing another solo. which she
did Mrs Paxon also received two recalls.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyle's.
Bright Newspaper work.
The Philadelphia Records Delaware
news department contains the follow
ing: Rev NJ Il Miller is TO be installed
pastor of the New Castle Presbyterian
Church this evening Recently a weekly
paper published in Wilmington contained
something about Rev. R. J.
Rankin having accepted ell
cali to become 1.-THE pastor of Emmanuel
Church. Both are as absurd as they
are untrue. The Presbyterian Church
at present has no pastor. A prominent
member of Emmanuel Church states that
they have pastor whom they would not
part with for any Pennsylvapian The
news that is thoroughly reliable can bs
found In the New Castle column of the
EVENING JOURNAL.
Try J. G. Knauses new erullers.
St. Peters 7. A. B. Society, which is
The largest organization of young men
in the city. will deliberately celebrate its
secoad anniversary on the evening OF
December s. The exercises will be held
in the Opera House and will consist Of
speeches by prominent Philadelphians
and by Father Flynn. of Wilmington,
who was one of the founders Of the
society. Wilmington vocalists Will also
participate In the exercises. The young
society has accomplished much good
work among the young men of this city.
Try soused pigs feet at Thompson's.
Visiting Ministers.
Rev T. Snowden Thomas, editor of
the Peninsula Methodist of Wilmington,
will occupy the pulpit at the NJ. E
Church ON Sunday Mr.. Thomas is
member of the Philadelphia Conference
Rev T. E. Martindale will go to Camden,
Del tomorrow, where he, with Rev. L.
w. Layfield will assist in the re-opening
| services Of the NJ. K. Church there on
sunday. Rev. ]. r Nivin OF Riverton-
4 N. j.. who will prea CHI at the Presbyterian
Church, will arrive here tomorrow afte7
uoon.
Fresh yeast every day at Knauss's
other News
The schooner Oscar g. White is an
chored of this city.
Friends School Wilmington, has can
celled this afternoons loot ball game
. with New Castle.
Parents have had 8 hard fight this
? month to keep the scarlet fever and
diphtheria demons from their homes.
New buekwheat, fat mackerel Boyle 8.
| do afWa Ia "a 81
y | ING JOURNAL. in New Castle now equals
that of any weekly or daily paper that
was ever published here.
Sportsmen say that wild ducks are be
: coming much more plentiful 10 the Della
: ware river and bay and a bright season
!. is promised
Horae-radish, grated, at ThomPson's
: Personal.
# William g. Fleming, the well known
. young agent for the EVENING JOURNAL
X in this city, is now confined 70 his hom'
y with diphtheria.
d Mas Mary Fleming, teacher Of public
l. school No 3, has been obliged to surren
e der her work there owing to the illness
r of her brother, and her place Is being
G temporarily filed by Miss Nellie Wise.
& Mincemeat Heckers Buckwheat. Boyle
n William d. Clark. secretary and treas
urer Of the New Castle Gas and Waite
d Company, is contemplating spending tn
h winter 10 Texas Mr. CLARK has travele
e. extensively in the West
y, Miss sallie Hubbard OF Wilmington
ne paid visit to her former acquaintance
e here last evening
be Mrs James Vincent Of Chrisrisna
'e the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Edwar
Of CheiIins OF Orange street.
"a. Go to } g Knause for fresh doughnnt
ne