Evening journal., 1893-11-25

Plaisance The art building is in charge
Of Misses Callahan and Monaghan. Mrs
Michael Welch aud Miss McClafferty will
have charge Of the Iris village. The
FIR isWheel is under the management Of
Robert Lee. The Misses Valentine will
p eside It the Javanese chocolate booth
and Mrs Susan Robinson at the African
native booth.
Miss Alice Hayes, of this city is con-
Fl led to her home with a sprained ankle
While descending the steps at her home,
No 10S Jackson street, she made mis-
srep and fell, and was picked up uncon-
sci1us DR. ] P. Pyle attended to the
wounded member, but it will be spring
before Miss Hayes will be able to walk.
charity pound party was given by
Miss Jennie McIlhenny and Miss Clara
Mckay at No. 61S West Third street.
last night. Among those present were:
Miss Nellie Haughey, Miss Bessie Malloy,
Miss Maggie Malloy, Miss Annie Nalloy,
Miss Lille Hutchinson, Miss Nellie Dill,
Miss Matte HofTecker, Miss Mica johnson,
Miss Lizzie Highfeld. Miss Clara Mckay,
Miss Katie Hughes, Miss Regina DruiIker.
Miss Ada Calvin, Miss Sadie Newell, Miss
Laura Mellhenny, Miss Jennie McIlhenny,
George Williams. Archie Morgan, George
Moody, FEED Grammer loe Cummins,
George Moulton, John Malloy, H.
Powers, j Fritz Gearal, G. Linck Joe
Mnton, Will Shelledy, Frank Johns, w
Hassett, w. Highfeld, Paul Negendank,
VIII Estes. Frank Mcllhenny. VIII
Galirn, A. Shafner and w. Sarindles.
Edgar Folks. of this city, has been
visiting in Chester.
An evening party was held last night
at the home of james Wilmington, at
Kentmere. Fine vocal ana instrumental
music was rendered by Miss Mary
Steptor, Miss Fannie Leipere Miss Lizzie
Murphy and James Black. Dancing was
another feature Of the gathering.
Among those present were Misses Agnes
Crouthers, Lizzie Stirring. Mary Steptor,
Fannie Leipere, Lizzie Murphy, Maggie
Wilmington, the Misses Long and Fur
long, John Townsend, Samuel Graham,
Joseph Taylor, Alexander Blair, Samuel
johnson, Mr. and Mrs John Dorsey,
James Black and George Black.
Frank Massey, of this city, is visiting
in Middletown.
Joseph Velton, head shipper at NJ
Megary & Sous, this city. and Miss Lizzie
Hutchins. of Philadelphia will be mar
ried at the home of the bride on Thanks
giving eve.
w Hardesty,; of FELTON,, has been
visiting his brother, Court Stenographer
E. o. Hardesty.
Attorney General Nicholson went to
Dover to day.
Deputy Attorney General Branch H.
/ Giles went TO Seaford TO day to spend
Sunday with his parents.
Robert D. Hoffecker, Of the Smyrna
Times, and bis daughter Miss Bertha,
were in this city yesterday.
Ex Recorder Of Deeds James T. Shall
cross is in this city TO day Il will take
him several weeks TO settle his affairs in
connection with the recorders office
particularly outstanding bills for worl
done by him.
The Alumnw, Association OF the Girls
High School will give musical and
literary entertainment in the assembly
room Of the school on Tuesday evening
c. P Cotton, Of this city, went t,
Chester this afternoon.
Frank Lynch and Winfield Graham. o
this city, started for Washington thi
morning at 730 o'clock on their blcy
cies.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Unior
Veteran Legion vii, give banquet il
the Builders Exchange building thi
evening
Morning Record. Meriden. Conn Thurs da
Morning, Nov. "a, s92
Mrs. Jones possesses voice of remark
able power, compass and sweetness o
tone.
Result of the Forward Movement"
The first week of the Forward Move
ment" in East Wilmington Methodist
has closed, and the results ere very sat
isfactory. Large audiences have been a
! Asbury every night, and thirty seven PEI
sons have been converted. Next week th