Evening journal., 1893-11-14

Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
municatiOns should De written On one sue OF
q the paper only.
q The Delaware Sengerbund held its
" annual grand ball last night at its hall
on East Sixth street, between French
and Walnut NJ Shilinsky led the
IS grand march, in which about fifty
n couples FABRICATED A number of those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Elmer,
J. Z. Sasse. +. Beche-, Mr. and Mrs. +
Mammele, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Erb, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Sneiff Dr. and Mrs Hirtel, Mr.
and Mrs William McCafferty, Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis S. Shields, Mr. and
Mrs. James Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs.
Dettling, Mr.. ard Mrs c. Rex, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schill, Mr. and Mrs. d. Bubenzer,
4 Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs.
& Miles Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Kerne, Mr.. and
n Mrs. Kaylor, Mr. and Mrs Kleitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Wisler, August Septem-
, Der Taske, Mr.. and MIS- Fuekel and
Fl Miss Fuekel. Mr.. and Mrs. Claymont, Mr.
\ and Mrs R. Carney, Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas
Mullin, Thomas McHugh, Miss Cup, Mr..
and Mrs. Bourden, n NJ Kennedy, Mr..
I and Mrs. Stewart, James L. Conner, II.
Crotheher, Jr. Charles Bunenghan, c.
Kurtz.
The members of st. Pauls NJ. f.
q Church propose to give an entertainment
on Thanksgiving evening for the benefit
Il of the poor. IL will be under the direc-
tion of the Young Peoples. Society of
4 Christian Endeavor and the Kings
& Daughters. Rev. T A. Fernely, d. D.,
B of the Philadelphia Sabbath Association,
will be present and make an address.
A social was held at the home of Miss
Anna johnson last evening, and an en-
joyable time was spent. Among those
present were Miss Julia Garner, Miss
Kate Garner, Miss Anna MANI. Miss
Winnie Maloney, Miss May Mcintyre,
Miss Anna johnson. John Sneider, Will
Priest, James Mcintyre, Harry Stradley.
John Maxwell and VIII Kitchens.
Ex-SpealSer Of the House w. L Sirman,
Of Delmar, is in this city to-day.
Thomas Lattimer, of this city, has re-
s turned from Northern Pennsylvania.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The following
Wilmingtonians registered at New
York hotels yesterday: c. G. Gardner,
at Hotel Savoy; E H. Gayley, w. II.
Mcdowell, Broadway Central Hotel
Mrs. Herman, Miss A. Morrall, Wind
sor Hotel; C. W. Pussy, Plaza Hotel
Thomas Foreacre, foreman of the
Middletown Transcript, is visiting his
parents 10 this city.
Miss Lizzie Davis. of this city, has re
turned from a visit to friends neal
Summit Ridge, n. J..
Miss Amanda Willis of this city. has
returned from visit to relatives in Keni
and Sussex counties.
George Chance, of this city, has re-
turned fro II a weeks visit to friends il
Philadelphia
parlor social for the benefit OF poo
children will be given by class No 10
Of Scott NJ f Sunday school, at tn
home Of Mrs Howard Ebsrle, No 40
Spruce street, to morrow evening.
Miss NJ. R. S. Singleton, of this city
has returned from seven months sta.
at Chicago.
There was no profusiOn
OF Jewels or lace,
Nor yards Of illusion
Her figure to grace;
But the bride was most simply
IN the It., lie and the color
That uited her best;
And Fred. in whisper-he stood a. my side
Said: II never beheld more beautiful bride.
hardly nerd mention
The fact, presume,
But all my attention
Was fixed on the groom
Whose face so reflected
The JOY OF his heart
That la the sweet service
Ny own took part
And oh, twas a scene we remember with prid
For Fred was the bridegroom and was IL
bride.
New York Ledger.
Fred Everill, Of Chesapeake City,
visiting friends in Wilmington.
The Women's Junior Board of Il
Homeopathic Hospital will give their Il
in the New Century Club building th
evening, after 8 o'clock
Miss Bridge Melon, Of this city,
visiting Yorklyn relatives.
l. W. Brosius and family spent Su
day at Cochranvllle, Pa.
Miss Katie Halloran, of Yorklyn, b
been spending few days with friends
\ Wilmington.
q r Beetem and wife, Of this ell
spent Sunday in West Chester.
Fred l. Kur,z, Of Wilmington, b
been visiting in West Chester
Mrs. hurry. OF Trsinor, Pa is visiti
d fIiends In this city
Harry Valentine, of this city, has
turned from Marcus Hook
Miss Nan Sullivan, Of this city,
visiting Mrs Bepjanin Johnson,
Marcus Hook
/ Clerk of the Peace Bggs is nursi
two slightly injured fingers.
As he was stepping from the train
/ Middletown last evening the car d.
slammed to and caught the fingers of