Evening journal., 1893-07-01

as kinks only can make one look in
foggy weather. Then on q hot summer
day, when every Que else's bang hangs
straight and damp, It Is more than ag-
gravatine to notice the tsntalizing little
tendrils that cling lovingly about the
forehead of the freckle nosed, curly.
haired girl.
William f. Furguson and wife, VIII
liam Tatnall, Miss Annie Lincoln, Miss
Mary Grandell, Miss Sallie Shaw. Thomas
H. r. Messenger and wife will leave this
city this month for Montreal Canada
where they will attend the Christian
Endeavor Convention John Il. Cole
and George Beermink have already gone
From here the Wilmington delegation
will go direct TO Philadelphia where they
will meet the Philadelphia delegation
They will then travel over the Philadel-
phia and Reading and West Shore rail
roads to Albany where they will be
joined by the entire northwestern dele
CATION Of Pennsylvania. Dinner will be
served at Albany.
The next stop will be made at Bluff
Point, Lake Chsmplain and here the
Washington, d. c. delegation will join
the body, Here supper will be served.
They will then proceed by various trains
to Montreal and arrive there about II
o'clock
On Wednesday they will take the boat
and go through the canal nine miles
above the city and return by the St
Lawrence river shooting the Racine
rapids. The delegates will return in
time for devotional exercises in the
evening. Meetings will be held in FIVE
churches at the same hour.
Thomas H. II. Messenger is chairman
of the Delaware delegation and his
headquarters will be at No. 400 Dor
chester street. The convention will be
in session from July to o and it is
estimated that 25, 0O0 delegates will be
present from all over the country.
The program of the concert given at
the New Century Club drawing room,
last night, was short, but very interest
| ing, and presented without change
Leonard K. Wales Jr sang two selec-
tions, Mrs. Fl. B Stapler, of New York
sang three, as did also Miss Isabella B.
| Wales. Miss Rose, who made her first
| appearance before a Wilmington audi.
ence, played piano solo.
Cleopatra is born again necessarily,
eternal symbol of the weakness Of
man before the power Of woman.-J.
Cantel.
The Empire of woman is an Empire Of
sweetness, skillfulness and attentive
ness; her orders are caresses, her evils
are tears Jean Jacques Rousseau.
Miss Belle Fletcher, Of Wilmington, is
the guest of the Misses Lloyd of Odessa
Hotel.
The scholars and teachers Of Goldey s
Commercial College were entertained by
Professor Goldey and wife yesterday
afternoon at D. B. Jones's ice cream
parlors, on Market street. Speeches
were made by teachers and scholars, and
the pleasant affair ended in a general
handshaking and leave taking Those
present from the most distant homes
were Alexander Boon, of Wilmington
N. G and w. z. Burris, of Hatteras, n
C. Both students will return in the
fall and complete their course.
State Capital Society.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, July Miss Annie D. Greene
is visiting friends in Philadelphia
Miss Velma Hulings, of Bridgeton, N
j., is visiting her sister Mrs. Z l.. Jones
Mrs. E, P. Selmser, of Philadelphia, il
visiting her mother Mrs Chatham.
Miss Minnie Schabenger, of neai
Dover, is entertaining a number of vii
mington visitors.
Dover's visitors at the Worlds Fai
will include Miss Beatrice Mast, Mis-
Almeda Day, Miss Ella Wilson an'
Clarence d. Sypherd.
Misses Clara and Sallie Wise, Dr. R
H Van Dyke and several others will
visit the exposition next week, goinl
by way of Niagara Falls