Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-06


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the paper only.
The choir of St AndttS Protestant
Episcopal Church is givi& h parishion.
ers unqualified satisfact k It is com
posed Of about fifteen mi kOices, with
John Craig as organist. 800 present
time only selected numbers W celebrated
composers are being sung. Mr. Craig
was formely organist Of an English
church
Woodburn Martin, of Seatord, has
been visiting in this city.
Harry Loughren, of Wilmington, has
been visiting friends at Twin Oaks Pa.
Arson A. Maher will ad iress the Della
ware Natural History Society in the
Friends school house this evening
"Tke Zulu War; the Diamond Fields of
South Africa; Travels With Henry M.
Stanley in Africa will be his themes.
Miss Madge Bowen visited relatives
near Baldwin, Nd, yesterdays
Vulcan Lodge, No. %. A. O. U. w,
of Marshallton, will hold bazaar in the
Knights of Pythias hall at that place, on
November 8, g. 10 and H. Prominent
members of the order will deliver ad-
dresses and the Independent Cornet
Band will furnish music.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Nov Those from Will
mington who are visiting in New York
and are registered at the various hotels
are as follows; T. Groves. Broadway
Central Hotel; W. Moore, Westminster
Hotel; G. B Elliott, W. G Elliott, Hof-
man House; w. g. Shaw, Plaza Hotel.
John McAleer and John P Crummie.
two leading members of the Shields Ii
brary Association, left to-day for Cecil
county. Nd. They will spend a week
cunning for cotton tails in the neighbor-
hood of Elkton
Robert B. Hogge. of Hull, England, is
registered at the Clayton House.
Miss A Sheldon. of New York, was
in this city yesterday.
Judge D. T Marvel and wife, of Mil
ford, are staying at the Clayton House.
It is probable that they will make il
their home until court adjourns, the last
week in December.
Have you ever noticed how glum two
women are when they 60 together to q
place of public amusement said a man
Saturday nighr at the Opera House. II
have just been watching two women in
10 -1~,1
as cross and stupid at one another as II
they were two hungry owls
"Over the aisle from them are two
girls with escorts These two girls have
never ceased wagging their tongues to
night, and | know, from the dull, phleg
matte glances Of the escorts. that they
are hardly conscious of what the chatter.
boxes are saying.
81 wonder why women are such strange
creatures, any way, continued the man,
musingly.
Mr.. and Mrs c Geers, Of Townsend
are visiting friends in this city.
United States Commissioner Smith.
Clerk w Mahaffy. Marshal Lannan and
Deputy Marshal Hughes saw the Prince
ton University Of Pennsylvania football
game at Philadelphia Saturday.
T. r. Duffsll, Of Lewes. who has beer
visiting friends in this city, has returned
home
Miss Mollie Dugau, of Baltimore, hai
been the guest of Mrs James w. War
on Delaware avenue.
Thomas Reynolds, Of New York, j
visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Seeds, Jr
The other day a nice looking younl
woman walked out West Ninth street. Sh
wore a neatly fitting black gown and
pretty. becoming BLACK turban
But what attracted attention to hersel
was her footwear. she did not wear
bsck shoe. neither the popular and muc
abused tan shoe. She wore bright re
kid walking shoes.
In other respects her get up was modes
enough, but she displayed doubtful tasi
in walking abroad in such eccentric foo
gear.
It is reported that Sergeant ]. Y
Howgate, OF this city, will take uni
himself bride from the West Side durir
one of the coming winter months
James Lofsnd, of Milford, register,
at the Hotel Willis.
Senator Gray has returned fro
Washing on aud was seen 1t his Off
this morning He expressed his sati
faction that the long silver struggle hi
ended
Pierre Blair Pie, law student in Bra
ford & Vandegrift's Office, has return
from q trip to the Worlds Fair a
points in Pennsylvania.
William Shallcross, of Middletown, W
in town TO Gay. He has just return
from West Virginia, where he purchss
$50 turkeys for the city markets.
j. Batting, Of near Costesville, Pa, "
has been visiting relatives in this CT
has returned home.
Judge Grub is indisposed and is G.
fined to his home.