Evening journal., 1893-05-19
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
A Jolly Company On a May
Party at Shellpot Yesterday.
ENTERTAINMENTS LAST NIGHT

Chat About Wilmington People and
Their Friends Musicale to BE Given
by the Sunshine Circle Of Kings
Daughters at st. Paul's NJ. E. Church
Next wednesday.
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Miss z goreaker, Miss Ella Nichols and
L. Craig gave May party yesterday
at Shellpot Park The time was pleas
antly spent in dancing, games Of all
sorts and fishing. Among those who
picnicked were Miss u. Foreaker, IF.
Rice. Miss Ella Nichols, John Short,
Miss Mabel r. Heilenman, John A.
Thompson, Miss Clara Johnson, Leon
Craig, Miss Florence Martin, John Coma.
han, Miss Florence Shortledge, Fred
Seigman, Miss Belle Moore, David p.
Shortledge, Miss Mamie Howell, Howard
Rice, Miss Sallie Johnson. Fred Clark,
Miss Jennie zebley, John Scott, Miss
Mary Hall, David H. McCloslzey, Miss
Nellie Nesslein, Joseph Burk Miss Lola
NessleiD, Miss Annie Diesen, Miss Bessie
Parvis, Miss Ollie Dunseith, Miss Tille
Bennett, Miss Eva Clark of Dover; Miss
Ella Thompson, Miss Missouri Thompson,
Miss Tilie Sharp, Miss Susie Stevenson,
Miss Susie Fowler, Miss Sallie Mcguire,
Miss George DeCamp Mrs. Craig,
Mrs. Heilenman Augustus Spring
er, Willard Mears, George Lyons,
Harry Grol p James Hendrick-
son, Victor Bennett, Elwood John
son, Edward Johnson, George Sim
mons. James Dawson, William Hutchins,
W. Cole, and many others.
Miss Dennison, Miss Pugh, Miss Steele
and Miss Colt, teachers in public school
No. 8, visited schools in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Daniel Burton, deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, has been in Georgetown.
The monthly business meeting of the
Epworth League of Scott M. + Church
was held last evening and was largely
attended. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Joseph Bartlett first vice president, Edgar
Folks; second vice president Mrs. A.
Davis; third vice president, Annie
Richardson's fourth vice president,
Wilmer Drummond; secretary, Ella
NJ Pierce; treasurer, Harry Hen.
erickson. After the meeting the
league proceeded to large room at the
southeast corner of Seventh and Lom-
bard streets, where the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of Scott Church are
holding strawberry festival, aud spent
an excellent time in partaking of ice
cream, cake, etc
Harry Crauts, of this city, is visiting
Port Penn
Frank Massey, of Wilmington, is visit
ing relatives in Middletown.
Miss Ada J. Foard is being entertained
by Middletown friends.
The Home Circle of the Reformed
| Episcopal Church of the Redeemer gave
pleasant entertainment at the church,
Eighth and Monroe streets, last night
The program included a violin solo by
Miss Jean Macallister and piano duets by
| the Misses Parker John b. Lloyd gave
recitation, "The Yankee Courtship. "
The vocal solo by Miss Magill was very
good.
More than usual care has been evinced
in the selection of an orchestra for the
rendering of "Elijah, by the Tuesday
Club Mr. Stoll, who is remembered as
the first violin at the chamber concert
recently given at the New w-Century draw
ing room, under the auspices Of the Tues.
day Club. will lead the violins And
Rudolph Hennig, one time 'celloist foI
Theodore Thomas, will also be in the
orchestra
The sale of seats for the concert opened
with a rush yesterday BY noon several
hundred seats were taken. A large
block of seats is taken down stairs, as
well as many choice seats upstairs.
On Saturday the sale of seats will be
open to those other than members of the
club.
The Sunshine Circle of Kings Daugh
ters, of st. Paul's NJ f.. Church will give
an unusually fine musical and literary
entertainment on next Wednesday even
ing at the church. The following excel
lent program has been arranged;
PART I.
Piano duet ''Valse Brilliante," Schulhof
Mrs Fischer, Miss Bailey.
Quartet, Nv here Wavelets Rippled Gsily,"
Pinsut
Mrs. Benson, Miss Thielman.
Mr. Todd, Mr. Benson.
r,,,,,,.oi, a "Bagatelle 40. IL. Beethoven
il"ho 9oAo' b Les Hirondelles,' The Swal
lows ;....., GODDARD
Miss Deputy.
Recitation ..-..sssss selected
Miss Jones.
Mandolin and Guitar. r..........,..... Selected
Mr.. Fowler, Mr. Muhlhausen.
solo, Htlttlet
Miss Thielman.
PART III.
Piano duet. Selections from Foreign
| Iarth ....-.s..ssst. ..s.ss 80 ss-s hoaAhoWah
Miss Deputy, Miss t4roves.
Vocal duet, Drift, My Bark. ."....... Kuckel
Mrs. Benson, Miss Thielman.
| Mandolin and Guitar. ar..................Se Selected
Mr.. FOwler, Mr. Muhlhausen.
Solo, MY Lady's Bower. .Templ
Mr.. Benson.
Miss Jones.
| ,... Z a "Woodbird, -. ..................Ab
quartet I b "Where Evenings Twilight"
Hattol
Mrs. Benson, Miss Thielman,
Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Benson.
Mrs. Jeffris's class of Union M. +
Sunday school gave musical and liter
airy entertainment in the church las
] ni0ht The nrOcepds are tOrincrpagp th