Evening journal., 1892-01-07
LeAP-YEAR GERMANS.
Many Young People Assemble to Pass
the Evening aours-The JAii Not
Znnfad

the Evening aours-The JAIN Not
Wanted.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NKw CASTLE, Del, January o.
The K. Of p Hall presented another
bright appearance last evening, when the
friends OF the Hushebeok Orchestra as
sembled there to participate in an old
DaA Tucker" party. There were many
attractive toilettes in the company OF
young women and a table at the east end
of the hall, laden with refresh
ments, added to the beauty OF the
scene. dan Tucker" was the chief
amusement of the evening, although
other rousing and active games were
played, and selections were furnished
between the events by Messrs. Lunt,
Wise, Gray and King, and several
speeches were made Caterers served
the refreshments early in the
evening. Among those present were:
Miss Ssllie Levy, Christians; Miss Bes-
sic SsWell, Miss Jennie Saunders. Miss
Maggie Kelley, Miss Ellie Wilmnt, Miss
Ella Cline, Miss Emily Hanson. Miss Be
atrice Coffman, Miss Kate Mcguire,
Miss Maggie Rowan. Miss Sal
lie Wise, Niss Noble Knause,
Miss Rebecca Saunders, Miss Lucy Tall
Zero, Miss Lillian Meredith, Miss Mary
Cooley, Miss Edith Hushebeck Miss
Maggie Gordon, Miss Annie Fleming
John B. Sewell, A. T. Porter,
!. Harry King, Henry A. Padberg,
Marvin Gray, Harry w. Hushebeck,
William @. Grimes. LOOMS o. Wise,
Rudolph vallette, Elmer e. Hawke, Ar
thur r. Kee, Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Wise,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. %. Luut, Mr.. and Mrs.
William WeggenmaD.
Observing Leap.year
A Le0p.year reception was given on
Tuesday evening by Miss Name CaIlin
and Miss Name hcGrory at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs James ]. Toner, Clayton
and Tenth streets. A very enjoyable
evening WAS spent and the guests were
truly sorry when the time came TO dis
perse. Dancing was a feature Of the
evening, while excellent vocal and
Instrumental music were furnished
by some OF the guests At a late
hour all the gusts proceeded to the din
ing room where supper was served.
After more dancing the guests departed
for their homes at an early hour ysstsr-
day morning. A. q. McCaughan's or
ehestra furnished the music during the
evening Those present were: James
Noon, John Lynn, Thomas Haney. John
ConRor, Horace Mcdonnell, Calvin
AcKaig and w. P. spoerl of Whining
ton; Mr. and Mrs. John j. Gallagher
Joseph Carlin, Miss Maryanna Sheridan,
John McCallin, Miss Mary Duffy, Miss
Josie Fitzgerald owen r. Sheridan, Mr..
and Mrs. James ]. Touer, Misses Mary
and Carrie Grimm, Miss Mary MoCsllin,
Miss Mary Early, Miss Birdie Booth,
Miss Ella Fitzgerald. Miss Cassie
McGue, Mas Sallis McGue, Miss Annie
Duffy, Miss Ella Whalen, Miss Maggie
Rowan, Miss Idle Wright and Miss
Name Gallagher, Oliver Murray, John
Murphy, P. G. Madden, Thomas Egan,
Denny sSnlth, Mark Clark, NJ. Griffin.
Frank CArlin.
She Does Hot Need the Prison.
In the Delaware News" Of a PhilRdel-
phia daily this morning, appeared this
following: New Castle needs a larger
Jail and Wilmington proposes a state
penitsntiRry. This is bad error. AL
that New Castle needs Is one-cell lock
up 10 stand as warning to visitors Il
this city that they must keep the peace
II New Castle people had their way abou
the jail they would bear down upon 4
with slsdge hammers and chisels and sci
the stone for a school building.
Rough On the River.
Yesterdays snow and wind-storn
greatly interfered with the vessels upOr
the river. The wind blew a gale al
morning, and a number Of seamen sale
It equaled some of the NOR casters
they had experienced while at sea. Thu
nleet as it fell froze upon the decks Of tn,
vessels and upon the wharves, making
the work on board very disagreeable ant
dangerous.
Incidents OF the Day.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyle's,
The tug International, Captain Swain
which, like its master, is well-known 4
this city, passed down this morning on
long voyage. She is bound for Antigua
Wiudwsrd Islands.
A young bay horse belonging to Mayo
| Wilmer Hanson, created some excite
ment In the upper part Of the city yesteI
day afternoon. While being driven to
sleigh by one Of the children the animS
took fright, ran away, and tore up tn
sleigh.
The revival meetings in the n e
Church are being we'll attended and tn
services are interesting many youn
people who have heretofore been irregr
lar in their attendance at church.
The M f. Church choir will meet "a
rehearsal tomorrow evening at the hon
of Director Manlove.
New crop fancy N. 0. molasses, Boyle
-