Evening journal., 1893-05-27
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

Christiana hundred, last evening. The
house was crowded TO the DOORS A pro
gram consisting as follows was rem
dered:
Song.................." merry Month of May"
BY the school.
Recitation. ......... mike NcGafferty's Dog"
Miss Ella Jordan.
Miss sarah Way.
Dialogue. "Unappreciated Genius"
!. open Your Mouth and shut Your Eyes
BY the school.
Recitation .... .........."Reverie In Church,
Miss Goldie Sowden.
Recitation. on.............." Good for Something
Master Evan II. Crossan.
Jialogue............ - In Dime Museum,
Recitation "A Tale Of a Nose,m
Miss Laura Pollock.
soo...,..-..... ,;,,.....;... 20, summer Stars,
Miss Alice Way
Recitation. The Whistling Regiment"
Miss Wynona Weld.
Dialogue From Down Fast"
swithin Springer. w.
Iableau. ,"HelLoyes Me; He Loves Me Not"
Recitation. "Ihe Overflow OF a Great River.n
Miss Alice Way.
SolO......." There's IA Letter In the Candle"
Miss Reba COyle.
...... ."Johnnys Opinion Of Cirandmothers."
Master John Jordan
Reading .......... "Reuben TOasts tricycle."
Dialogue, In two acts, The New Bonnet"
Qudile ...... s.s...s....ss 'bOW-WOW,N
Misses Berry and Way and Masters
CrOssan and Jordan.
IaDleau .............. The Bell Of Oak ilill.M
Recitation. ............."A a Law Against lt,n
Miss Anna Way.
Dialogue, in two acts, "ln Want Ofa Servant. 4"
Song. Tapping at the Garden Gate.n
Mis- Mabel Berry nav '''' 7''u'
| Recitation, Barney . Lynn and the Leeches''
Miss May Hartman.
Miss Mabel Way.
| Song. she Gave Me a Pretty Red Rose -
By the School.
Miss Annette Miller. of Wilmington.
has been the guest of Mrs. George NJ.
Reese at Elkton.
Miss Kate Terry, Of Wilmington. is
the guest of Miss Hannah Boyd in Perry.
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Richie. of
Wilmington, are visiting relatives in
Elkton.
Edgar Wilson, of Georgetown, is visit.
ing friends in this city.
Chancellor Wolcott, Chief Justice
Lore and Judges Grubb. Marvel and
Cullen, took dinner with Levi c. Bird
last evening.
Charles w. McFee, of Georgetown, was
in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Hart, of George
town, are visiting friends in Whining
ton.
Charles C. Hagner, of this city, is in
Baltimore.
B. L. Montgomery, of Buffalo, n. Y
was in this city last evening.
Rev. William H. Johnson, Of this city
is attending the May anniversary of th'
Unitarian Church in Boston.
Mrs. Edsall, -of Pittsburg, formerl
Miss Nan Warner of this city, is tn
guest of her mother, Mrs. E. L. Warner
Miss Sue Patterson, of this city, is il
Boston, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Roy Webster, at the Boston Navy Yard
Miss Florence Bayard, daughter o
1 oADdesdNbA DhldIht HAS ltlhIutu nom
from years travel in Europe
Mrs. George Gray left here to da,
with a party for the Annapolis Nava
Academy. to attend the commencement
ball. The party included Miss Mamie
Gray, Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Bessi
Draper.
Wilmington people in New York ar,
J. l.. Row, Broadway Central Hotel; w
Hastings, Hoffman House; M Harris
St. Denis Hotel w. S. Smith, Westmin
ster Hotel.
Miss Ruth A. Abrams, of this city
was married to Benjamin e. Brown, o
Chester, on Wednesday evening at tn
home of the bride, No. 1908 Wes
b Fourth street, by Rev. Frisby Gibson
. Mrs. R R. Porter is slowly recOverin
from a severe illness.
Mrs. f. ]. Fountain and deughter hav
: returned home. after having spent
! pleasant time visiting relatives in Phile
5 delphia
Mrs. William S Kirk has been vlsitin
friends in West Chester.
5 Mrs. William Sisters has been visitin
\ the family of Jacob Munshower a
{ Spring City, Pa.
Cards are out announcing the marriag
- of Mrs. Caroline Dunning Jones, fol
merly of Wilmington, TO Cyrus Forbe
e Woods of Enfield. Massachusetts, o
T: June 9TH at st. James Church, Philadel
i phia.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pierce, Of Wilmington,
: visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w. Simpler !
< Middletown.
h Cards are out announcing the weddin
of Harvey J. McElwee. formerly of thi
place, but now of Philadelphia, and Mis-
r Emma Pierson at the home of the bride
E; parents, in Philadelphia, June 2S
= f S. Morris, of Sassafras, Nd,
i, visiting friends in this city