Evening journal., 1893-12-12

I Editor, care OF the hNEN - & ~ ~, uii ~
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the paper only.
Mrs T E Cope, Of London. England,
Roval British Commissioner to the Colum
bian Exposition. who has been visiting
Mrs ]. Frank Ball, left TO dav for New
York, to take passage on the City of New
York for England.
Mrs Debby Cox. of Philadelphia; Mrs
Bently Clemson, of Honey brook, and Miss
I Lille A. Major, of Spartansburg, Pa,
have been the guests of Mrs. Hannah
w. Singerly, of this city.
Miss A. Russell Bird. Of Wilmington,
has been visiting friends at Linwood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cloud, Of this city,
will celebrate their fifteenth wedding
anniversary on Saturday evening, De-
cember %. at their home No. lO3 East
Thirteenth street.
The black and white fad seems to
have run it's course. The colors which
now seem most in favor are the ma
gentas, in everyv variety of shade.from pale
pink to deepest red.
The color is such becoming one that
blondes and brunettes alike can wear it,
young girls, old girls or their grand
mothers. II has been introduced as a
color effect on hats aud bonnets, either
in little rosettes or roses.
A stylish gown OF medium shade of
magenta was worn by pretty girl the
other day It was made in combination
with black velvet, there being Sc eral
rows around the bottom of he full
round skirt. The bodice was short and
round, with full leg omurton sleeves
of black velvet, and the wide bretelles
were edged with narrow rows of the
same The hat worn with the costume
is a large black felt, trimmed with black
tips and magenta colored roses
A Japanese Tea will be given under
the auspices Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of Grace Church this
evening. The tea will be held from to
10 o'clock at the church parsonage, which
will be decorated in Japanese fashion.
Duri the evening the guests will be
entertained with music.
James W. Ponder has taken rooms at
the Clayton House for the winter
Miss Maude Burt Mccall. the talented
young elocutionist, will recite "How
Salvador Won" Jerry and Ne" and
scene from "Ingomar" at the entertain
meut by the Bethany Orchestra, in the
New Century Club building this evening
Miss Ella Goodng, formerly of this
! city. now trained nurse in the jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia is visiting friends
here
The members Of the Christian Endesvor
Society Of the First NJ p Church will
hold a sociable ct the home Of Mrs J. II
Jones. at No 500 Sherman street, on
Monday evening, December IS
Miss Name McGratb, who has been
suffering from an attack Of the grip is
recovering.
Israel NJ Marshall, of Yorklyn, was in
town to day.
The Brownson Library Association will
give a musicale this evening. William
Michael Byrne " III deliver the address OF
the evening his subject being The
Trials Of Columbus
Usher Elwood Truman, Of the p. w
& B station, has recovered from a severe
attack of the grip.
S)me day it will be 3 penal offeuse fol
a woman with a cough to sit through a
lecture or a sermon. says a woman page
writer Some day it will be a capita
offense for woman to bring her baby
into anyOnes house or Office without
special invitation Some day it viii
mean social ostraeism for a woman t
talk about her ailments
Gnrna daw will moan afpniiOn from
the theatre for the woman who has 'seeI
the play before TO tell every detail of !
before the curt ia rises. Some day j
will mean instant arrest fer woman Il
mount the elevated steps with a project
ing umbrella beneath her arm. Ant
then the millennium will lave arrived
The doctors IS a happy lot
As round the tow he whirls,
The softest Ort OF snap he's got
He vaccinates the girls.
life foe him, the dudes declare,
Becomes a fatted calf affair
Miss Miller, in Louisville Times.
Bsggage-Master Mscaullev, of the P
w & b. railroad. is confoei to hil
home by severe attack of sickness. II
4 Collins, usher, is filling his place
Harry McCutcheon, of the Unio
NbWS Oompauyt has iohuAhou AAOn
visit to friends in Milford
Mrs B Groves, of Elkton. Nd
visiting in this city to day.
Miss Nettie Mccormick, Of this city,
visiting friends in Philadelphia
Mrs Hand, of Hartford Conn. is visi
ing her sister, Mrs James Il. Mehaf!
in this city.
The women Of the New port NJ.
Church will bold "Ohustmas Market
in the Red Eleven Hail. at Newpor
next Thursday, Friday and SAturda
evenings
The Record" Almanac.
The Philadelphia ord Almanac Il
1894 is now being distributed. It CO.
tsins as usual the condensed summary .
carefully compiled, useful informatio
fo, nurnoeaa Of rafaranea durin