Evening journal., 1893-05-26

the Residence ofSIrs. Daniel smith-Last
Night Night of Entertainments Cen
orally.
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Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bright celebrated
their tenth anniversary last night at
their home, at Delaware avenue and
West street. Though tin wed
ding, a number of handsome silver
presents were received.
Among the guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. w. d Greenman, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bright, Mr.. and
Mrs George Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Greenman, Clifford Greenman, Mrs. A E.
Talley
Mr., and Mrs Albert T. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs W. Williamson, DR.. G. II. Lawton,
Fred A Ross, G. NJ. Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Blackiston, Daniel Farra. Jr.,
Miss Katie Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Mousley, Harry Walter and May Rile,
Miss Carrie Moore and Mrs. William
4 Moore Of Havre de Grace, Md
II. Howard Carver, Miss Bright, Miss
May Bright, H. f Robelen. Mrs Zsbley,
Winfield Zsbley. Miss Eva Zebley. Frank
Sharplsy, Dr. and Mrs J. NJ Winner.
Dr. Slaughter, Rsv II. Ashton Henry, Mr.
and Mrs. T. S Lewis, the Misses Morrison,
Miss Mary Downward, Mr. aud Mrs
Harry Downward, Miss Blanche Walker
Fred Peoples, Miss Henrietta Hill of
Wissahickon, Pa, Miss May King, Miss
Clara Wells, Mr. and Mrs William H
Bowers Mr.. and Mrs George f. Baird,
the Misses Farra, James ocClyment of
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs Joseph H.
Greenman, Jr,
Miss Minnie Hazel of Suddlersville,
Md, is visiting friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. A. B. Stayton Of No. 1914 West
Seventh street is visiting friends in
Milford.
Matthew A. Lesaed Of Edge Moor and
Miss Mamie s. Rutter Of Iron Hill, Cecil
county, Nd were married in the
Methodist Church at Edge Moor on
Wednesday evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. S. Dulany Of
Kings wood NJ f. Church of this city.
Miss Messmer played the wedding
march. A reception was held at the
home of j. F. Smith after the marriage
MIS- Clark Thompson, of st. Georges,
spending this week in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hastings, Of
Wilmington, sre the guests of G. NJ
Stanger and family, Of Middletown.
c Cooper Young, of this city, has
been visiting st. Georges.
MI, w.. ~, Aft..io,. f,1,.t. ...o n
pleasant literary and musical social in
the lecture room Of the First Presby
terian Church last night.
Miss Mabel Price played piano solo,
and John H Cole gave select reading.
Miss Matchett played the piano solo,
Faust" Ice cream, cake and peanuts
were served.
The Opportunity Circle of Kings
Daughters gave Daisy Tea" last night
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Danie
Smith, No 1927 Tatnall street.
The rooms were prsttily decorated will
daisies: among -tbe designs being the
word Welcome. The young wOmer
who received wore royal purple badges
and the mattresses white and yellow
ones. Chocolate, coffee, tea, Lemonade
aud cake were served The entertain
ment was very pleasant one.
A pleasant surprise party was tenderst
Miss Mamie Ranch at her home, No
1907 West Eighth street, on Wednesds.
evening. The time was enjoyably spen
in social games, conversation, music an,
dancing, and at the refreshment table
Among those present were; Misse
Mamie Ranch, Iva Saunders, Aim
Saunders, Maude Saunders, Laura Todd
Matte Sipple, Ella HoptOn, Ella Price
Ada johnson, Mary Beetem.
William Blair, Samuel Bolton, John
Cotton, Charles p Cotton, Harry Hobbs
William Ranch, Thomas Bowen, Georg
Lockwood, Frank Gray, Maynard Poole
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ranch.
The concert at the New Century Clu
drawing room last night for the bensf
of Harrison Street M E. Church was
successful and pleasant one. The aud
ence was large and the program, thous
somewhat lengthy, was appreciated. I'll
contralto solo, "Cherette." by Miss MAJ
K Thielman was very fine, as was thu
OF. Sunrise, by Miss Mary A. Connor.
At the entertainment given In Associ
tion Hall last night under the auspic
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y NJ
A., the main feature was the fan drill
sixteen young women.
They all wore white frocks with pir
sashes, and white slippers and in Il
drill formed the figures: Eight, scro
diagonal, triangle, wheel they march,
by twos, fours, eights; then drille
Salute Right Shoulder Left Shoulde
Flutter Reverse Gossip Ange
Reconciliation Charge Fence ProteC
March, by twos, fours, eights
Those who formed the class wer
Misses Fannie Harman, Flolrie MoClan
Miss Dillon, Dora McKee, Alice Paine
Carrie Vincent, Ida Foulk, Mari
Solomon, Jennie Baxter, Matte BaxtC
Esther P. Almond, Martha Paine
Amanda Palmer, Minnie Dimelow, Bess
Palmer and Lillian Rodman
The captain was w. E Hoffma
physical director Of the associatio
The program also included piana so
Miss Gertrude Harmon violin solo, Nj
Ma.tt, Co1ov,oon. voaa1 oo1o i r Kin