Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-09-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wedding of Jacob T. Clymer
and Miss Anna Darlington.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTIES

A wedding to be solemnized this
evening will be that Of Miss Anna NJ
Darlington and Jacob T. Cymer. It is
to take place at s 30 o'clock, at the
home of the brides brother, Evan T
Darlington, at No. 1O6 West Eighteenth
street Rev a. n Keigwin, Of West
Presbyterian Church, is the officiating
Clergyman. Miss Sallie DeGort, of this
city, will be bridesmaid. Lewis I.
Wilson. organist of West Presbyterian
Church, is to be best man. John Titus
and Ernest 7. Janvier will act as
ushers.
The brides gown is Of white silk,
made with low neck and short sleeves
and trimmed in Duchess lace and satin
ribbon She will carry white roses
Miss Delsodot, the bridesmaid, will
wear pink silk with white lace trim
mings, and carry bunch of La France
roses.
The house is lavishly adorned for the
occasion Up stairs and down the rooms
are decorated with graceful palms, guam
titles of maiden hair and other ferns,
French msrigolds, pink japan lilies,
roses and blooming begonia plants The
ceremony will be performed beneath a
large floral arch.
Mr. Clymer is The efficient director Of
the Ferd Fullmer chorus and a we'll
known musician Of this city Miss Dar-
lington is pretty, charming young
woman, formerly of West Chester, out
has made her home in this city for some
time
A number Of handsome presents have
been received The gift Of the West
Presbyterian Church choir, OF which Mr.
4 Il. 1. - Il. 81.
member, is a handsome oak desk, with
oxidized trimmings Mr.. and Mrs ely
mer will make their home at No. 4O3
jefferson street.
Miss Lulu Permar, of No 913 Bennett
street, was rendered birthday surprise
at her home last evening, by the mem
bers Of the White Rose Social. About
two score of her friends were present
and spent a pleasant evening, playing
games. singing, etc
At a seasonsble hour the guests were
invited into the dining room where
table laden with good things awaited
them The feature Of the evening was
the cutting of large cake in which was
ring Each one cut slice from the
cake in search of it. Miss julia Barney
was the lucky finder, and according to
the old saying she will be the first of the
company to marry
Miss Permar received a number of
beautiful and useful presents, among
which was an amber hair pin topped
with silver.
The guests departed at a seasonable
hour wishing Miss Lula many more
happy bi thdays Among those present
were: Misses Lulu Permar, Florence
Barney. Julia Barney, Annie Grantland,
Maud Hollingshead Mabel Curlett,
Mamie Foreman, Ella'Loper, Ethel CARR
gan, Mary Thomas. Pauline Richardson,
Viola Clark OF Philadelphia, Mary Douty,
Nora Dyer, Nj. and Mrs Permar, Mrs
Barne, Mrs. Rulings, Mrs Grant
land, Minnie Permar. John Fenier
Charles Grantland, Ernest Grantland,
Thomas Grantland, William Barney,
William Douty, Edward Richardson,
Albert Abbeger Robert Hawkins. James
flaming, Wi liam Thompson, Thomas
Permar, Edward NJ strsdley, Charles
Combs, Samuel Ovenshine Edward Per-
mar and Frank Barney.
Mrs. Alsentzer, of No ala Market
street, gave surprise party last night
in honor of her daughter, Miss Anna s
seventeenth birthday The members oil
the Glover Leaf Social Circle and tbs
Majestic Club we're present The time
was pleasantly spent in vocal music
games aud dancing. Refreshments wer,
served in abundance Miss Anna re
ceived a number OF handsome gifts.
Among those present were Misses
Anna Al entzer. Lucy Alsentzer
May Robelin, Martha Stewart, May
Cole Fanny Peacock, Sophie
Gunther, Iva Saunders, Rach
sel Rehfuss, Helen Isenschmidt
Emma Procknaw, Matte Lamplugh
Rosie Stroball Hannah Graham, Maui
Rank, Lora Mccartney, Annie Percy, Sar
Percy Helen Alsentzer. Harry Backusi
john Rafus, Karl Fiickinger Kai
Feldmeir, George Jeiferis, Leonard Hesl
Charles Price, viii Blair Grant Wilkini
Harry Gort, Harry Tazwell, John Cotton
Charlie Cotton. Levin Marks, Housto
Harlan. Will Fothergill, Harry Gervii
Elwood Cole, George English and other
Penrose Wilgus of Georgetown, hi
been visiting friends IN this city.
Geor'e N. Ward is taking in IL
Worlds FAIR.
Harry Lawrence and John Beck wort
OF this city, have been visiting friens
In Chester.
Frank D4ly, member Of the Phnn
Fire Company, will make a vi it fro
New Haven to Wilmington in October.
Miss Nellie Leery, OF Wilmington.
visiting relatives in West PHILADELPHIA
Bryn awr and Ardmore.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW YORK. Sept % Those fro
Wilmington in New York yesterd
we're: r Patzowsky, d p Smyth,
the Brosdw Central Hotel; ".
Martin, Hotel Bartholdi d Ross,
Wilmington. is in New York buyil
goods. He is stopping at the Westmin
ter Hotel
A peculiar sort of a fad has stru
Wilmington, a fad, which unlike mo
other fads, has come TO stay. II is
fad to wear the hair parted right straig
down the iddle IL is a fad affect