Evening journal., 1893-12-22

Wilmington Lodge No. /, A. o. U. w. in
its hall at Ninth and Market streets,
last night The lecture was instructive
and was listened to attentively by the
audience Messrs Bucher, Mulhausen,
Cobb and Cove rendered musical selec-
tions on mandolins and guitars Three
limitations we're made before the enter
tainment. The total membership of the
lodge is now S02.
Mrs Charles Marshall and son Percy
Marshall, of Lewes. will spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. j. H. Payn-
ter, on East Tenth street.
Judge and Mrs. O. NJ Cullen will re-
turn to their Georgetown home this
evening.
Miss Frances G. Boswick and James G.
Shields, both of this city, were married
on Tuesday. The ceremony took place
at the parsonage of Asbury M. E.
Church and was performed by Rev. J. d.
c. Hanna
Professor w. w. Gilchrist, director Of
the Tuesday Club, will conduct the
chorus at the special services at the
Church of the New Jerusalem on Satur.
day afternoon, at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smithers, of Smyrna, is
visiting friends in this city.
A successful donation reception was
held in West Presbyterian Church last
night Each one present took some
offering, and sugar, coffee, potatoes, beans.
-four aud quantities of other provisions
were received. A committee was APP
pointed to distribute the articles among
the poor to-day.
A program wss rendered by the mem
bers of the Sunday school. They sang
several selections, and Miss Mabel
Cspelle gave a select reading. There
were also recitations by Miss Mollis
Bonner, Miss MeCaulley and Miss Grace
Baird.
Miss Ida Taylor. of Lenape, Pa, ha:
been visiting friends in this city.
Little Miss Florence Butler, Of George
town, is visiting her uncle, E. S. R
Butler, on Washington street.
Mrs Jennie Hickman, of this city, IL
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Conoway, in Georgetown.
John Sweeney, of Chester, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Lula Coleman. of Crumpton, Nd.
is spending the holidays with friends il
this city.
George, the bright and interesting sol
of ex-Mayor Austin Harrington, is be
lieved to be dying of typhoid fever. Drs
Springer. Bullock and Palmer, of thi
city, and DR.. HoratiOl Wood, of Philadel
phia, are in constant attendanc
at the Gables, at Delaware avenue an
Tatnall street, where the ex-mayor an
his family have apartments. Whe
2 asked as to his sons condition this morn
ing Mr.. Harrington said: ",rhe doctor
have about given him up.
A sociable will be held in the dancin
school room in the Weccscoe hail. o
. Christmas afternoon and evening.
/ Columbia Lodge, l. o 0. F., will Civ
an entertainment in Odd Fellows' Ha
to night.
R. T. Jones, of Philadelphia, was /
this city yesterday.
!. George w. vandegrift, of Ceciltol
. Nd, is visiting friends in this city.
b Old Glory Council No. 12 Jr, o. U.
NJ, was instituted at Delaware City las
night, by the State Council of Delawar
g A delegation of fifteen persons, member
T of the councils in this city, went dow
e in hack. Forty eight men were init
ated Hugh c. Browne, of Middletowl
and State Councillor Frank w. Piersoi
IT of this city, made addresses
W. Proctor, of this city, is visitin
It in PhilA delphia to day.
George E Connor, clerk of Il
Charles Warner Company. is sufferiu
ell with an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Charles Stewart, of Clayton,
visiting relatives in this city.
Z Christopher W. Ward has been visi
ing in Ashville, N. G.
m State Treasurer William h. Burnt
was in this city to-day
ID The different kindergarten schools
ct the city held Christmas exercises tf
be morning. The Lend a. Hand school W
- entertained by the "Little Helpers"
the Unitarian Church in the church pl
lors this afternoon.