Evening journal., 1893-05-25
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Sunshine Circle Kings Daugh-
ters' Entertainment.
AT NEW CENTURY CLUB TONIGHT

Onurch-Where Wilmington People Are
visiting
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IN this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor, care of the EvENING JOuRNAL. Com
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Tn is evening a concert will be given
in the New Century Club drawing room
for the benefit Of the Harrison Street NJ.
E. Church. A rich program has been
prepared, and the concert promises to
be success. Madame Olga Deetrick
Baumau and Mrs. Lyndall will be ac-
companists George E Hyatt will lead the
orchestra. The following is the program
as arranged:
PART FIRST.
Overture, "Woodnymph,".... w S. Ripley
Professor Hyatt's Orchestra.
Quartet, Life Has Many Pleasant Hour"
Misses Mahan and Watson; Messrs. Ayres
and Muhlhausen.
Cornet solo with violin obligato, Let Ne
Professor Kniefeii. cornet; Professor Hyatt.
violin; accompanist. Miss Bertha Dill.
Double male quartet, Hunting Song"
II. r Triggs. II. H. Carver, Frank Ayres. ".
Harry Carey, II. Harrison, A. B. Muhl-
hansen, X. Emmitt Iriggs. Henry Wei.
Hugh Baker and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lyndal
Soprano solo, "Sunrise." se.".............W Weckelin
Miss airy A. ConnOr.
Female quartet, "Rustic Dance,". Reoch
Simmons Sisters.
Violin solo. Golden Harp" -....F. Shafer
Miss Bertha Elliott.
Miss Lulu hlliQit, accOmpanist;
COntraltO solo, "Cheretten Joseph l.. Roockel
Miss Mary x. Thielman
Recitation, Ride Of Jennie McNeal,"
Mrs. Pyle
H. H. Carver, TENOR Ii. b. Harrison.
baritone
Misses bIahan and Watson; Messrs. Ayres i5is
and Muhlhaasen.
PART II.
Overture, SOFTLY Rang the Bells of Heaven g
Professor Hyatt's Orchestra.
Double male quartet, "Comrade in Arms
R.H Triggs, H. H. Carver. Frank Ayers,
w. Harry Carey, II. B. Harrison, A.
5. Muhlhausen, X. Emmett
Trggs, Henry We'll.
Piano duet, "Hadense." Il NJ. Gottschalk
Miss Bertha Dill and Miss Mabel George.
Bass solo, Let All Obey ,'.....S. Leach
Duet, mandolin and piano,
Hugh Baker and Mrs. VI. NJ. Lyndan.
Female quartet. "hock-a-b Bye. Weidlinger
Simmons Sisters.
w. d. Miller.
1.-The Night Watch" ".............. Gordigiana
Misses cOnnor. Taggart and ThieimsIn.'
Charles b. Palmer ''' '''''0'' GU
Cornet solo and violin ObligatO.
Professor knietell, cornet; Professor Hyatt
violin; accompanist Miss Bertha Dill.
Overture, home From Camp" ".... Catlin
Professor Hyatt's Orchestra.
The lecture room of st. Paul's NJ. E
Church was crowded last night, the oc-
casion being a musicale, given by the
Sunshine Circle of Kings Daughters Of
that church.
The program opened W tn piano duet.
"Nalse Brilliante," by Mrs Fischer and
Miss Bailey. Miss Yirgie Jones gave two
excellent recitations, and Miss Thiel-
mans solo was heartily applauded. The
program included quartets by Mr.. and
Mrs Benson, Miss Thielman and Mr..
Todd, and mandolin and guitar duets by
Frank Fowler and A. L. Muhlhausen.
The following Wilmington men were
in New York yesterday. +. w. Healor,
Windsor Hotel; o. Rowland, st. Dennis
Hotel; w. Moore, Westminster Hotel
w. Hastings, Hoffman House
William Goodwin and daughter Of
Dover are visiting friends in this city
Mrs McCreary and daughter Louise.
of near Cherry Hill, Nd, visited friends
in this city yesterday.
Thomas c. Frame, Jr., who has been
reading law in Bradford & Vandegrifts
office, left yesterday for Dover. where he
will spend the summer with his parents.
Miss Josephine r Bates, of Clifton
Heights, Pa, is the guest of her uncle,
Hon. George H. Bates.
Mrs. C. J. Cummings, of Tidionte, Pa
and Miss Abbie Lynch, of Pittsburg, Pa,
are here in the interest of woman's work
in the G. A. r. They held a conference
with several Wilmingtonians at the
Clayton House last evening. They left
town this morning.
Mrs + G Lewis, of New York, is
registered at the Clayton House
Miss Eva Clark Of Dover. has returned
home from visit to friends in Whining
ton.
Richard Jones of Wilmington, is visit
ing his uncle John H. Jones in Dover.
Rev. c. w. Green of Booths Corner
Delaware county, Pa visited relatives il
this city yesterday
Mrs. J. V. Kennedy and daughter o
Pittsburg, who have been visiting friend
in this city will leave for Chester to-day
Attorney General John r. Nicholson
is in Whining ton to-day.
Francis H. Hofecker was in Philadel
phia this morning
Special Excursion Tickets TO the Phila
delphia Open Air Horse show via Penn
sylvania Railroad.
The Philadelphia Horse Show Association
will holdits second annual open air cxhihi
tion on ST. Martins Green. at Wissahickol
Heights Station, Philadelphia, on May Goth
3lst, June lst, I'd and 3D., 1898. This organiza
tion, composed of the leading citizens o
Philadelphia, who are interested I'm all move
ments tending 10 the improvement in ia
breeding OF fine horses, gave most success
tul exhibition last May. and the Indication
-l.ftras lIlf