Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01

10 Dt bhe wrong MUSE
This time is more fruitful Of weddings
than even the lovely month OF roses
During the past month there have been
weddings galore, and Just as many have
been announced for this the month Of
Thanksgiving All brides, fair or-but /
then who ever saw other than pretty |
hride?- fair on dark, young OF old. short /
or tall, pray for a clear day, for accord. |
ing 10 the old superstition, Happy is |
the bride that the sun shines on.
Rain on the wedding way would |
mean tears within year. Some |
brides consider delay in the ceremony |
very unlucky II the wedding ring slips
on easily. the omen is a good one, but
should Il be the contrary, then that /
bride who is the least superstitious
viii make herself unhappy by brooding
over what might or might not happen.
One October bride declared her complete
satisfaction, when, on her wedding day,
she wore
Something old, something new,
Something borrowed, something blue.
Job II. Jackson. Miss Mabel jackson,
Miss Mary Carey Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Jackson, of this city. attended
tie wedding Of Miss Mary Swayne jack
son, daughter Of MI. and Mrs Milton
jackson, and William Anderson Shos-
malIer, in Philadelphia. last night They
ere married according to Friends
ceremony, at o'clock, at the home
of the brides parents, No. 31l7
North Sixteenth street. Miss
Mary Jackson, Of this city, Miss
Name Shoemaker. of Chester, Miss Ella
Shoemaker, of Lansdowne, and Miss
Emma Mendinhall, of Fairville, Pa,
were bridesmaids Miss Lille Swayne
Of St, Augustine, Florida, was maid OF
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker win live at
Marion, Indiana.
Miss Martha Z. Thompson and Matthew
N Kirby, both Of this city, were married
on Monday at the home of the bride
Rev. H. s. Dulany otiiciated.
At the November meeting of the Nat.
ural History Society, Of this city, Arson
A. Maher will read paper on his ex-
perience with Stanley in Central Africa
or in the diamond fields Of South Africa.
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Bette c. Barr. to Officer Howard II.
Feaster, have been issued. The cere-
mony will take place at the home Of
Mrs. II X Watson, No 203 West Ninth
street, on Wednesday evening, Noyem-
/ Der 10.
The Junior Board Of Women Managers
Of the Homeopathic Hospital will give a
Supper early this month in the New
Century Club building
masquerade Hallow. Zen party was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Savoy Evans. No. 73l West Fourth
street, last night The merry company
spent TIE time in music, dancing, games
aud in trying tricks" A goodly por
ton Of 1t was spent in the dining room
too.
Aaron Berg sang several solos, Will
guitar accom- pauiment
Some Of those present were Miss MAJ
Evans, Harry Stradley Miss LILLE beI-
ringer. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Evans, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Bird. Miss Name Clark
Miss Maria Murphy, Aaron Berg Charlie
Berg, Mr.. Ayers, Mr.. Cotton. Dr. Barrett
Miss Goldie Evans, Miss Maggie Finn
Miss Matte ONeal and Miss Stradley.
B Miss Mary R. Moon, Of this city, i
visiting relatives in Camden, A. J.
Francis A Price, of this city, has re
TUNED from the Worlds Fair
Superintendent E c. Brooks an
d Division Operator J. n. Hates, OF the p.
W. q b. railroad, has returned from
trip to Chicago.
The Tuesday Club will begin its regu
/. lar rehearsals on Monday evening next
g Mrs. George S. Mckee and Miss Ell
Mckee, of this city. have returned HON
. from the Worlds Fair
g Howell S. England and bride have re
turned from their wedding trip. Will
IN Chestertown, Md. Mr.. England wa
d thrown from carriage and receive
several painful scratches about the hea
and face.
James H HOfecker is in Boston.
e Joseph L Lavender is in New York.
a
r Clarence r Clayton, one Of the genil
J. clerks in the recorder Of deeds oiiicl
]
d Of arrested typhoid fever, and is at b
II desk again.
e Rev. A. n Keigwm and wife have re
turned from the Worlds Fair.
n A. Edwin Keigwin has returned froi
l. Boston
ie The select social given by the Shiel.
Library Association last night was
u sue cess. Dulin's Orchestra furnishe
z the gathering with musical selections.
y Sergeant Evans. Officer MCDANIEL ar
Patrol Driver Collins are on their vac
K lions this week. They will 90 gunnin
&c down the state
"a The Mlstletoe Literary Society gave
~ reception at No $50 West Third stree
d, last night. The time was spent
\, music and dancing and in praeticir
Hallow Zen tricks At II O'clock r
Il Treatments were served
N Among those present we're Mi
10 Bertha Dill, Miss Nellie Clayton, Mi
" Bertha Bradford Miss Ola Liter