Evening journal., 1893-11-21
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
F. B. Short, the Popular Young
Divine, Lectures on the Fair.
LARGE RECEPTION TO MB. MASSEY

LARGE RECEPTION TO MR. MASSEY.
Special Trains VIII BE Run to Dover So
That All May Participate in the Anair.
Marriage A. L Rittsnhouse, and Miss
Annie Frazer, at state Road.
An communications intended for insertion
lin this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL Suin-
municatons should be written on one Sid OF
the paper only.
Alday Clement, OF Crumpton, Nd. is
4 registered at the Clayton House.
Miss Helen Mandsrd, of Middletown, .
was in this city yesterday.
A. NJ. Chamberlaine of Middletown.
spent some time in town yesterday
George Janvier and wife, spent Sunday
With Mrs. Janvier's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. P. Biggs, of Middletown.
Ex-United States Marshal MeMullln,
# State Road, was in town yesterday.
Miss Nellie Tribit, of this city, is
pending a week in Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R Nlchol, of
)hester. have been visiting friends in
Wilmington,
Mrs. c NJ Cullen, wife of Judge Cul-
zen, of Georgetown, is spending some
ime in this city.
Mrs. Frank sweeten, of this city, has
been visiting Marcus Hook friends.
In describing a number Of gowns worn
" the women on the last day of the
orse show the New York Herald says:
irs. Burke Roche wore tailor cos
ume of black cloth, cut with frock coat
cry mannish in style, with stiff white
ollar and black tie The hard effect
vas quite counteracted by the small
black velvet bonnet Mrs Burke Roche
,nce lived in this city and is known to a
lumber of people here.
Jesse Handy and family, of this city,
ave been visiting relatives at Trainor,
Pa.
Miss Phoebe A. Sharpless. of this city.
s the guest of friends at Edgemont, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott and wife
pent Sunday at Birmingham, Pa.
Rev. Francis Burgette Short, the pop.
lar young pastor of Harrison Street NJ.
Church, lectured at Goodman Church
ast night His subject was "a Trip to
no Worlds Fair. II WAS in light,
umorous vein, and very entertaining.
4 le will lecture on the same subject at
iouldens Chapel, Maryland, to might.
\ OF all the communications daily re-
ived by the society editor of the EvHN.
& NG JOURNAL the following has the first
lace aud 'twould be pity to waste
. asket t.:
WHO ENvYs HM Ills LOVE-
Z Il would be hard 10 find more harpy
ouug couple than young lady down -Four
4 treet and grntleman OF GRAY, street; How
8 Iappy he looks as he proudly walks tne
3 Ereet with his lady love close az his side. oh
4 low her cheeks glow and her pretty brown
4 Yes sparkle as she smiles sweetly into Der
y Apply young lovers face. Please print bis.
Is me
q The communication was written or o
B alf sheet Of ote paper, gilt-edged and
trongly psrfumed.
q Miss Laura B Harris. Of this city, IS
& listing frienis at Chestertown, Nd.
& Tho dropping white lace flouuces that
q dorned bats in the summer are reappeor
y ng on sombre felt hats. The eject is
4 f absurd iucongruity. model was
oticsd on Market street the other after
.oon lt was of dark green felt aud
at in shape. The brim was covered
q With Il fun edge Of velvet over which
q roOped the white lace founce The crown
vas trimmed on the left side will a
'luster Of green iips and loops of white
nd green velvet ribbon.
The public reception to Hon. George
z Massey in the State House at Dover
N Thursday evening, promises to be
srgely attended by persons from al
larts of the state In order that persons
rom points north and south of Dover
nsy participate without incon
1enience the local committee hss
uade ARRANGEMENTS with the
,ficlals Of the Delaware division to hav,
pecial trains run and tickets sold at eX
ursion rates These arrangements vii
Enable every one TO get home by mid
4 plight.
Moses Price. of smyrna was in vii
nington this morning.
Joseph L. Cavender has returned fror
smyrna.
A. K. Rittenhouse, Jr, and Miss Ami
Frazer. of State Road. were married p
hat place on Sunday evening. Rev. a
RttenhOuse officiating. A number o
riends Witnessed the ceremony m'
md Mrs Rittenh1use will live at Stat
Road.
MRS. HOPES WAVES A HEARING
She WIN Be Tried for Attempting
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