Evening journal., 1891-11-21
Autumnnl Merrx-maIkers.

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AutumnaI Merry y-maISers.
A happy party Of young people came
over to this city from Wilmington last
evening in hacks and proceeded to the
home Of Homer G. simmons, at the
county jsil The party was accompanied
by Professor Luckman and Professor
| Bernhardt Of WilminQton. who fur
nished excellent music during the even
| ing. The wide corridor through the
sheriff. residence, and spacious dining
room afforded an excellent chance for
turning round the dance" and in this
way the evening hours passed rapidly.
At an early hour this morning, the guests
sat down TO fine supper which was
served by Mrs, Simmons. During the even
| ing there were solos by Messrs Cooper,
Wilkins and Springer. The moon was
| shining brightly when the guest
wended their way homeward
Among the guests we're Deputy Sheriff
O. Il Simmons and wife, Homer @. Sim
mons, John Y. Cooper, REV. Sam Jones,
Harry Coleman, Joseph Tygert, Frank
hulhausen, Harry Bats. R. a. Fairlamb,
John Hudson, Frank Springer, William
| Holden, r. w. Mullen, Robert Wilkins,
Louis Hance, CLARK Stewart, Joseph Nc
Dowell, John Mcbride, w. r. Braunstein
and Mics Nellie Townsend, Miss
Fannie Barr, Miss Lilly Rebel.
Miss Lida Richardson, Miss Eta Stratton,
Miss Ida Mask, Miss 0wnis Mask, Miss
Elsie 0sbourne. Miss Matte McEwan,
Miss Nellie Wheeler, Miss Blanche Allen,
Miss Lida Ewing, Miss Laura Fulmele,
Miss Kate Hsmbrecht, Miss May Kerr.
Miss Lizzie Irwin, Miss Amelia Seiden-
burg.
Those present from this city were
James b Tucker, J. Truss Challenger,
M IS Madge Tunis, Miss Stella Simmons
and Miss Beatrice Coifman.
Fine assortment Trenton improved cen
tire draught bisque vase lamps, Stoops's
the Flremen's Benefls Next Saturday.
The Roseblade Comedy Company is
| iubilant over the fact that II has the
| drama "ricket-of Leave Man" down to
fine dots The sale of reserved seat
tickets has been very large. The chart
opens on Monday morning at Ferris's
| drug store at 8 s'clock. The Hushe-
beck orchestra will furnish the music
for the rendition. Some Of the Rose
blades viii 60 to Philadelphia tonight to
witness the production Of the play in
that city A new song has been com
posed BY M. Crofjr entitled "Our
Next Mayer" and this will be rendered
between the acts
Other News.
Teas, coffees and pure spicts at Boyle's
The choirs Of the Presbyterian and M
Churches rehearsed jointly last even
ing for the union services which will be
held In the M. e. Church on Thanksgiving
Day Director Manlove of the M. + choii
conducted the rehearsal. which was i
complete success.
Underwear, underwear at Biggs's.
, Rudolf Vallette, conductor Of the City
} Cornet Band, was yesterday the recipien
OF a handsome gift from Mrs. A. G. Now
land, whom the band recently serenaded
Ii was an ebony baton with heavy tip
, and ferrules Of engraved silver.
2 Sweet cider. creamery butter, at B lyle's
Much interest is being manifested her
this morning over the result Of the frs
match game of Rugby foot ball eve
played in this city. At o'clock the \
NJ @. A. team Of Wilmington is expecte
to face the New Castle eleven.
The Hushebeck Orchestra was led b
Professor eybold through successful
rehearsal Of Bellini's arrangement Of th
y opera Norma, last evening.
I, Thompson has ''Rexwheat. Try it.
\ Another force Of men is at work on th
public road bet Reen this city and Wi
' mington, placing oyster shells on th
!. bad places
i George Booth, well-known colore
man. returned to this city yesterda
y from Chariestown, n O., where he hs
a been as steward on vessel.
Il Pride Of Valley succatash, Thompson
Is Mt. Salem NJ E. Church now has on
a of the most proficient colored choirs
. the. state These singers held a success
r full rehearsal last evening. The soloisl
le are Mrs ] r. Brinkley, soprano; Mrs
r B. Pennington OF Philadelphia, contraltC
|, William +. Roy, tenor; and Jesse Guy
. basso. They are rehearsing some stirrin
's hymns for the Thanksgiving service.
IS Levy Courtman Robert sutton hs
Is given notice that on Monday, Tuesda
ie and Wednesday, travel will be stoppe
1t on the road leading from Bear static
over the ChristiAna creek. by way OF th
Fitzwalther farm, to the turnDik
leading from Christiana to Iro
:, Hill. A new bridge will be constructe
n on the esuseway in the interim
d Fine roe herring, smoked, Thompson
l. George Little. who was at one tim
g known as Rotten Wilson, was release
e from jail yesterday after serving teri
y Of nearly four years for horse stealing
J. his conduct during that time has bee
y excellent.
Presiding Elder Murray viii preach
} the M E. Church tomorrow morning
J. aud hold quarterly conference on MOI
I day evening
Fresh Home made cider at Thompson
II wELL-KNoWN PeR.oNs.