Evening journal., 1893-12-01

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aud Mrs John H Paynter, Carl Paynter.
Miss Annie Reed, Miss Lena Reed, and
others.
A pleasant party was given on Tues
day evening by Miss Anne Long, at her
home, No 2t Riddles Bank. The guests
enjoyed themselves by singing, dancing
and playing various parlor games
Misses Murphy and Wilhere rendered
some fine musical selections at 10
o'clock supper was served. Among those
present were: Misses Fannie Lepier, Julia
Wilhere, Sarah Dorsey, Lizzie Haughey,
Mae McKane Katie Higgins.
Maggie Hubert Anue Long. Ber-
tina Dill, Ella McKane Mary Spetter,
Jennie Hubert Ella Geraghty, Mamie
Gown, Maggie Wilmington. Lizzie Mur-
ply, Mrs Sharp, Mrs. Wilmington, Mrs.
Glenn, j. Black w E Gllliver j. Haw-
kins, s. Johnson, Ed ward Bowery, E
Campbell, NJ. Flood, William Mullory, NJ.
Dougherty. William Mention, B Gal
lagher. p Wilhere, j Lepeir, John w.
Munnigal, Alexander Blair r G Morris,
Edward Berry, James Sharp aud William
Glenn.
Miss Anna V. Noell, of Camden, n J
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Belle Donovan. of Georgetown,
is the guest of friends here
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wilkins, of Phila.
delphis, are visiting Wilmington rela
tives.
Linford P. Faucett, Of Philadelphia,
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Thomas H H Messenger, of this city,
spent Thanksgiving at Stanford Conn.
Mrs ] Mullin, of Perryville, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this city and Newark has returned
home.
Miss Fannie Kennard, daughter OF
William NJ. Kennard. is spending a few
days at Nyack on the Hudson, the guest
Of Miss Edith Hard, daughter of George
NJ Hard, president of the Chatham
National Bank of New York City.
The FIRST annual ball Of the st. Pat
rick's T. A B. Society. of Ashland, was
hel I in Chandler's Hall at Hockessin. last
evening The march was led by Michael
Mouihsu, of Hockessin. and Miss Maggie
Heating, Of Kennett Square. About
forty couples followed. The music
which was commended, was furnished by
the Star Orchestra, of Kennett Square
The master of ceremonies was Frank
Concannon, the floor managers were
Thomas Touhey, Matthew Ralston and
/ Bernard Duross Among those present
from this city were Chief Of the Fir,
Department Dennis Shields, First Assis
tant Of the Fire Department aud Mrs
James D ckerson, Mr. and Mrs George
Sasse. Miss May Sweeney, Miss Lizzie
Holland. John Ryan and John Hollerman
A large audience was present at th
stereoptican entertainment for the bene.
ft of the Ebenezer NJ E. Church, in tha
church, in Mill Greek hundred, yesterda.
afternoon.
Frank Pyle and Miss Bertha Under
wood both OF Marshslton, were married
| last evening at the home of the bride
father. Rev. F. K Miller rector of 81
Barnabas P. E. Church, performed tn
ceremony in the presence of number o
immediate friends Mr.. and Mrs Pyl
were serenaded by the Independen
Cornet Band They will reside at Mar
sballton.
The Shields Library Association CAV
It's thirtieth annual reception in the ii
brary building on "Wednesday evening
Joseph Bierman led the march, an
was followed by about forty couples
Robert Cottingham was hoor-managel
James j. Sweeney, James NJ. Sweene
and Joseph Hackbarth were his assist
ants.
Mrs. David T. Marvel is convalescin
from a severe attack of quinsy tn fift
within three years She has been con
fned to her room in the Clayton Hous
for three weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sanborn, Of this city,
visiting friends in Dover.
Mrs. Maggie Freeman, Of Wilmington
is visiting relatives in Middletown.
Mrs. Andrew f Crow, of this city,
the guest Of friends near MiddletOwn.
Miss Alice LaBerta Walton, daught'
of ex Representative Walton, Of mel
, Newark. and Thomas Sterling Smith,
near bon Hill, Nd, were married {
. Wednesday evening at the home Of I'll
. bride The ceremony was performed
Rev d J r Straver, Of Lewistown, Pa
as listed by Rev William J. DuHadwa
of Newark, and Rev. ]. L Vallandinl
nam. Of Head Of Chrisliana