Evening journal., 1891-11-16
RETURNED FROM EUROPE.
Social Events-Convt at Ripe o.
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Social Eventa-GonNtrted at a Hipe GA
Ags-A Conductors Ride.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. November 16.-r.
Harry Wilson and Elwood L. Will
son, Jr., returned home on Saturday
from brief tour Of the old world. They
had an exceedingly enjoyable time.
When they were not travelling over the
continent they were in London or Paris,
sight seeing The tourists arrived in
New York at IL 80 on Saturday morning
aud just ten minutes later, the fact WAS
known In this city, a telegram having
been received from the young mes. On
their arrival here at 720 o'clock on Sat.
urdsy evening, the young men we're re
csived at the station by their many
friends.
An Evening Pleasantly Spent.
A pleasant evening soeiable was held
AZ the home Of Miss Kate Mcguire OF
Clayton street, on Saturday evening by
many OF her young friends. The young
people spent the evening In the parlor
where many caresses were exchanged
and the hour passed very quickly. Shortly
before midnight the happy company
arose from the dining table, which had
been laden with viands aud departed for
their homes. Those present were: Miss
Maggie Rowan. Miss Lizzie Louder, Miss
Louise. Bacon, Miss Ella Ohurnside, Miss
Mabel Gordon, Miss Lena Louder. Miss
Lola Mcguire Miss Julia Newlove, Miss
Fanny Gordon. Miss Elsie Butler and W.
Fl. Holiday. f. II. Gulick, VIII Cannon,
Edward j. Weggenman, Harry Mcguire.
g. S Ralph, Marvin Gray and several
others
Sweet cider, creamery butter. at Boyles.
Other News.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
Of the VI. r Church will meet in the
pArlor OF the church this afternoon.
Mrs A. NJ. Browne Of Middletown, the
conference president Of the society, will
be present
Potatoes, wholesale, retail, Tbompson's
A handsome cross, made OF chrYsan-
thsmums, adorned the pulpit Of the M. .
/ E. Church last evening.
Ssuer krsut. Sc per at. at Thompson s.
The Lenape Fire Company held a
special meeting last evening and trans
acted Important routine business.
The First Military Band will hold an
important meeting tomorrow evening.
Rsv. j. R. Nivin Of Rlverton, n j.,
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church yesterday and preached to
two good congregations.
Fresh yeast every day at Knause's.
James NJ. Wise. 80 years old and one
Of the Oldest residents Of New Cestle
was converted in the M. +. Church
few evenings ago and last night he uni
} ted with the church on probation. Th'
} scene was touching one and many il
) the congregation were moved to tears
Mr. Wise is the father OF Rev j. NJ
Q Wise.
Teas, ccffees and pure spicts at Boyle s
Tx Lancaster, the cornetist, bega
his engagements with the Kingswoo
Sunday school, Of Wilmington, yestel
/ day.
4 Choice apples, l0c PIX, at Thompson
Personal.
William Vansant formerly Of th
city, but now Of Middletown visite
friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryan cf Newar
visited here yesterday.
Try J. g. Knauses new crullers.
\ Mrs. Aldrich Of Wilmington Is visitin
r. the Misses jackson near this city.
4 Walter Lafferty, the clarinetist
" Wilmington passed through this cit
H. yesterday on his bicycle.
q. Miss Deakyne of near Townsend
re- visiting the family OF n. B. DeRkyne
8. Go to JG Knause for fresh doughnui
er Conductor Chandler Evans Of the Ne
Castle accommodation train returned ,
a. Saturday evening from a trip to Ne
n York, Boston and the New Englal
;" states, much improved in health.
J spent most of the time in the Hub
ct Conductor Evans resumed his duties th
ne morning
IN Fred w Hoffman, the general ASST
ant.operator at the Maritime Exchsnl
rs left on the early train yesterday morni
IS for Reading, his birthplace, where
ID will pass into manhood this morning
1y will return home a voter in a few days
be Fresh packed tomatoes at Thompson