Evening journal., 1893-10-27

itors in this city yesterday were: VI.
Gambrill, az the Broad way Central Hotel
w S Buson, B. H. Rogers, Hoffman
House; G. l.. Ward Hoffman House; p
l. Cooper. Jr., w. N. Hsrriss, Broadway
Central Hotel
w. X. Crosby, of this city, is in New
York buying goods for Crosby & Hill.
He is stopping at the Broadway Central
Hotel.
A. B. Dougherty, of the Landenberg
Express, started for Chicago this morn
ing.
The Wednesday Social" will give
dance on one Wednesday night Of each
month in Eden Hall during the season.
The members composing the Wednesday
Social are Miss Clark, Miss Emma Ochel-
tree Miss Bessie Fleming, Miss Clara
Blackburn, Miss Fannie Blackburn, Miss
Bessie Martin, Miss Lottie Pyle,
Miss Bessie Clark. Miss NJ Sim
mons, Miss NJ Martin, Miss May
Whsnn. Miss Reba Broadway. Miss
Breta Broadway, Miss Anna Curlett, Miss
Mamie Wentz, Miss Helen Lawson, Miss
George Hayes, Miss Sterling, DR.. Ed
ward Findley, James Sterling, Harry
Appleby, William Hammond Harry
Adams, Will Whann. Eugene Hartman,
Charlie Truitt, Guy Wells. DR.. William
A. Porter. Brainard Ferris. Edgar Baird,
George Bishop, Robert Fothergill Ed
ward Hall, Ray Lindville and George
Dillon.
At the end of the season the members
propose to give a grand ball.
The red necktie fad has been resur-
rected by the men. The other morning
an EVENING JOURNAL representative
counted eight in one square on Market
street in not half as many minutes.
Miss Neva Ward. of this city, has been
visiting in Chester.
Miss Hattie Ward returned TO her
home in Bridgeville, yesterday, after a
visit to Wilmington relatives.
Rev. A. r Walker, of Calvary P. E
Church, this city, has returned from a
visit to Easton, Nd. While there he
performed the marriage ceremony of
Miss Maria Starr, of that town, and John
Selby Martin. of Kansas City, Missouri
He was assisted by Rev George G. Sui
ton.
A fair haired girl wore a dainty gray
and white gown on Market street yester-
day afternoon. The skirt was round and
full, and trimmed with several bands Of
white. The bodice was made with
jacket effect with the front and broad
revers of the white. Her shoes were
al hot g..
white rosettes and aggressive looking
quilts for trimming.
In her hair above the left ear rested
a half bloom La France rose.
United States Commissioner S. Rod
mond Smilh has removed from this city
to his new home at Elsmere.
Miss Helen Holton. of Middletown, is
the guest OF Mrs. William g. Janvier, in
this city
Mrs smyth, of this city, is visiting
Mrs d. P. Hutchinson, at Townsend.
Mrs. }. H. Busham, Of Middletown,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Laura Petticord, Of this city. il
visiting Mrs. William j. Wilson in
/ Middletown.
Miss Carrie Ocheltree, of this city. /,
the guest of Mrs. Garmsn, at St
Georges.
John Gearv and fam ly, of Whining
ton, are at Townsend.
The Epworth League, of Scott M. Z
Church, gave parlor entertainment a.
the home Of Mrs Charles Fountain, las
evening. The program consisted Of in
strumental and vocal solos, Rotations
etc. Wilmer +. Drummond made al
impromptu speech on the United States
Senate and George Snetzler made
speech on Cats" Both speeches me
with great applause.
After the entertainment the leagu
arranged a program for the next socia
which will be held on November o, a
the home Of Miss Annie Richardson, a
No 904 Kirkwood street.
Mr. and Mrs. James l. O'Keefe, VIII
we've married yesterday morning at st
Peters Pro Cathedral, held a reception q
their new home No. 206 Van Burel
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presents were received, among ther
being q silver tea set from the members
Of the Shields Library Association,
silver ice pitcher, handsome hat racl
and an oak sdeb0ard.
VIII Gray. of Bridgeville, is visitin
friends in this city.
q Friends Of Eugene and Jules Yate
rendered them masked surprise part
at their home, No. 1117 West Sevet
street, last night. The msrry-makeT
g spent the time in dancing and game:
r Among those present were Miss Red
t mile, Miss Martin, Miss Venn, Miss Mel
Miss Steilman, Mrs. Nsylor Miss Yate
Miss Hackett, Miss McClane, Miss Johi
Q: son, Misses Harper. Messrs. Hannah. Di
}! Ion, Jefferis, Hayes, Rumfofd, Johnso
y and others
!, The thirty-6fth anniversary Of Cit
l. Assessor OHara's birth was celebrate
at his home, No. sol Lombard street. {
= Monday evening, in an enjoyable ma
: ner. Albert's orchestra furnished mus
for the oceaefo, aud tho Miqaaa WIFI