Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-07


VIII Appear in the Opera House on
November ee-Friends of Miss Mary Mis-
sinner Remembered Her Birthday Last
Night and Celebrated It-Inspector Dohl
on for -chrysanthemums still
in Favor.
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A birthday surprise party was rendered
to Miss Mary Missimer last evening, at
her home, No. 922 Bennett street, by
Mrs. w. R. Clark and Miss Lulu Permar
The evening was spent in singing, playing
games, etc, until midnight. when the
guests were invited into the dining ROOM
At a seasonable hour the guests departed,
wishing Miss Mary many more happy
birthdays. Among those present We're
Miss Mary Missimer, Miss Lulu Permar,
Miss Dollie Grantland Miss Florence
Barney, Miss Julia Barney Miss Maud
Hollingshead, Miss Mary Brice, Miss
Mary Ream Miss Mary Thomas, Miss
Alice Vansant Miss Kate Houn, Miss
Ethel Garrigan, Miss Bertha Nc.
Kaig, Miss Mamie Platt, Miss
Mary Douty. Miss Mabel Houpt,
Miss Sallie Jester. Miss Frantz Clark,
Walter Missimer, William Barney, VIII
liam Douty, John Terrier, Edward NJ
Stradley, Harry Thomas, William McKaig,
Samuel Ovenshine, Harry Downs,
Charles NJ. Fountain. Ernest Grantland,
Charles Grantland. William Mask, Max
Jester, A. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs W. r.
Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Mis-
sinner.
DIR. G. R Jefferis, of this city. was
present at the supper given at the Union
League Philadelphia, on Saturday night,
under the auspices of the Philadelphia
County Dental Society, in honor of DR..
Jesse c. Green. of West Chester, who
has been practicing in that town for
fifty years
The decorations were all green The
flowers which were natural blooms, had
been painte green, the napkins were
green, and soon after the guests, about
fifty-seven in number, wers seated, the
souvenir menu cards were placed at their
plates These, too. were in green. They
consisted of a photograph of Doctor
Green on a green card, cabinet size, on
the back of which.was printed the menu
Miss Katie Harmey, of this city, has
returned from visit to relatives at
Marcus Hook.
Miss Lsona Graves, Of this city, is
visiting friends in Chester.
Miss Blanche Clayton. of Wilmington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John II. Bar
tow, at Marcus Hook.
young man was seen on Market
street yesterday afternoon wearing a
bright red necktie aud a gorgeous
chrysanthemum of the same color, fully
six inches in diameter, in his button
hole And he "looked as hapPy1as'w big
sunhower"
The lapels of nearly every man one
meets these autumn days are adorned
with the beautiful Japanese flower. No
matter il it's popularity in other cities is
waning in Wilmington II is first in
favor Of the flower lovers and wearers
Miss Laura Hyatt. of Chester. is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Annie Ainscow returned hone to
this city yesterday from a visit TO Mrs
S. B Pennington, Of South Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. L w. Heinzer. of thii
city, have been visiting relatives il
Georgetown.
w. Frank SHARP clerk at J. T. Null
Inns, spent Sunday in Georgetown.
Ex Speaker of the House John h.
Hoifecker, of Smyrna was in this citl
last evening.
Miss Rose Keogh, Of Wilmington, is
visiting Mrs. John Grant, at Yves
Chester
Mr. and Mrs Ira Jefferis, of this city
returned home yesterday from visit tC
West Chester.
Miss Lizzie o'Neill. of Clayton, is tn
guest of friends in this city.
"Beiween the Acts, is the.drama 81
lected to be given at the Grand ODer
House on November % for the benefit {
the Associated Charities. The coined
is by G. Lease and abounds in brigl
dialogue and funny situations. I'll
cast of characters is as follows
Dick Comfort....... ........ Tilghman Johnsc
George Aierrgale Dicks friend
Alaza, der Meander Dicks uncle. Mr.. Bud
Harris dicks valet ................ DR.. Cant
Mrs. Clementina -Meander tLick's aunt,
Miss Cant
Edith Comfort Dicks wifel. Miss Waltc
Polly Mrs. Meander's maid) .......M Miss Wal
Hannibal A. Williams, the New Yor
Shakesperesn reader will give bis fir
J recital OF series in the New CentuI
Club building this evening He will Civ
"The Winters Tale On Thursds
evening he will give The Tanning
the Shrew."
The recitals are not open to the publ
but only TO the members of the New
Century Club and their invited guests.
Building Inspector DOLL will leave th
city for Germany Tomorrow. He wi
take the 10 a. no train here. Arrived
New York he will board the America
Hamburg Line steamer Nourmania 4
N Hamburg. From there he will go to s.
his sick father in the province OF He
sen, near Cassell The trip will oceul
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