Evening journal., 1893-05-05
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
The Iroquois Club Goes to
New Castle Jail.
UTTERED THEIR vows IN A PARLoR

ing Churcbes-EOung People to BE
Seen in Drama at the New-Century
Club-Brilliant Social Event at Sheriff
Gould's Residence. New Castle.
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Sheriff Gould's residence In the county
jail at New Castle was the scene
of a brilliant social event last
night The Iroquois Club with their
fair friends, came over from VIII
mington on a special train, arriving
at Battery station about $50. The
merry makers were welcomed at the iail
by Sheriff and Mrs. Gould, Deputy Sheriff
Joseph II. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs o A.
Carrick, Mr. and Mrs w. c. Worthing
ton and Miss Lucille Martindale After
an hour had been spent In social reunion,
the visitors promenaded to the corridor,
where dancing was begun. Professor
George Hyatt's Orchestra of Wilmington
furnished the mu-ic. Refreshments
were served as this morning was ushered
in, and the party returned to Whining
ton at an early hour this morning
The members of the Iroquois Club who
participated were Enoch Moore, Jr., i.
Edward Robinson, George L. DEMO,
James Harbert, w. Harry Blythe,
Arthur Swartz, Leslie Casperson, Mr..
Welch. Harry Applebee. Ray Linville
Harry Thomas, James Feeney, Harry
Alsentzer Frank O'Donnell, and George
Messick, of Chester.
Their fair friends were: Miss Feeney
Miss Scott, Miss Martin, Miss Welde
Miss Messick, of Chester; Miss Turner
Miss Bradway, Miss Klund, Miss Ap-
plebee, Miss Graham, Miss Fleming, Miss
Brown and Miss Frank.
Charles H. Behringer and Miss Nellie
Burnett were married Wednesday night
at the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. Amor II. Burnett, No. 522
East Fourth street.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Martin B. Dunlap, rector of Old
Swedes Church. The bride was given
away by her uncle, John W. Burnett.
She wore white China silk and carried
bride roses Miss Ray McClintock was
bridesmaid and II. p. Gilmore grooms-
man. The flower girls were Nellie,
Lille and Annie Ealuns. The costume Of
the bridesmaid was white lansdowne
Frank and Delaware McClintock were
the ushers. The wedding march was
played by Mrs RICHTER
Among those who attended the recep
tion we're; Mr.. and Mrs. William Eakin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fullmer Miss
Lizzie Shields, Mrs Eakins and Miss
Lille Eakins, Mr. and Mrs. George
Behringer, Mr., and Mrs James Bryan,
Mr. and Mrs. John Heacoek, Miss Lizzie
Behringer, William Behringer, Mr. aud
Mrs John Burnett, Mr. and Mrs Daniel
McOhntock, Sr and Jr, Misses Cora aud
Lizzie McClintock, Mrs. Charles Taylor.
Miss Florrie Taylor, Daniel Eakin and
family
A dramatic entertainment will be given
/ In the New Century Club drawing room
for the benefit Of the Homeopathic Hos
pital, on May H. The following is the
cast of characters.
BREAKING TIE ICE
Miss Marion. ..... Miss Eleanor Going Walton
'DOSN BY TIE SEA"
Abner Raymond ........ John J. Satterthwalt
aptain Dandelion. ........ George w parks
John Gale. .....,......; William r. Budd
September Gale. ..... Robert E Robinson
March Gale, e,,,'''.'.'ii.... -. lnghmi9n Jghnston
hate Raymond. ..... MRS GeorgesW. sparks
| Mrs John Gale. .....;... Miss May Candy
Kitty Gale ........Miss Eleanor Going Walton
Asbury NJ. E. Sunday school will give
a musical and literary entertainment in
the church on Thursday evening The
entertainment will be under the direction
Of Harry Gerry.
Charles II wilkins, William Whitaker
and George Loomis will sing at Old
Swedes Church on Trinity Sunday.
Miss Jennie Causey and Miss Jessie
Harrington Of Milford have been in
Easton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Stephens
Church, Tatnall street below Eighth,
will hold a sociable in the church parlors
next Wednesday evening, to raise funds
for new church carpet. No admission
will be charged.
Miss Clara Mendinhall and Charles
| Baird, of this city, attended the South
ern Sabbath School convention which
met at Berlin.
Wilmingtonians in New York yester.
day were. l. A. Bower, st. Denis
Hotel; Miss A. Glenn and Miss L. Hey
born, Westminster Hotel; w. Hastings,
Hoffman House
Joseph Prtchard has been visiting
amoRg friends in Townsend.
Miss Lena Pleasanton of Middletown,
has been visiting in this city
Miss May Holton Of Middletown, has
been spending two weeks here.
Harvey Rose, engineer at the VII
mingtOn Electric Light Station. is spend
ing his vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs +. p. Rose, of Middletown.
e, J. Rawlins, of Lewes, was in the
city yesterday.
Herman Naylor, of Wilmington, is the
guest Of Willie Money at Townsend.
Miss Lidie Belvslle has returned to her
home in st. Georges from visit to her
sister, Mrs. f. w. Jester. of Whining
ton.
James MeComb. Of Wilmington, is