The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-04

The Columbian Lawn Tennis Club
lgave rldsksll Hallow Fen pnrty ut
the home OF the Misses johnson Tues
day evening. lhs evening was spcnt
In cracking nuts and jokes.
Among those present were tho MISC
,es Carrie Finn. Emma 4. Kiivington.
Sallle Snodgrass. Maggie White. AIDA
Warren, Miss Hilbert. the Misses
Piatt and the Misses Ella. Mary and
Alice johnson. Messrs. Robert Robin
iuson. Justa Justis. DR.. John Bail. Ar.
thur Pclton, Edwin Thomas. Andrew
Allen. Frank kllyington and VIII
Snyder.
] The regular monthly business meet
Ing of the Y. VIC. L. U. will be- held
at the home OF Miss Louelia Allison
this evening.
A masked surprise party was given
Miss Lille Morris on Tuesday evening
by the Misses Ethel Miller. Agnes GAR
retson and Gertrude Slndall. The
clal conversation. Among those pres
emit were: MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Van
degrift and daughter. Mrs. II. b. Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Foote and
daughter. the Misses Lille Morris,
IIilIie Scarborough, Laura Clayton,
Ethel Miller. Agnes Garretsou. Ger
ltrude Sindall, Florence Bald win. Nell
lie Crawford, Nora Dyer. Belle Para
dee, Mary Wobb, Rhoda Boyd,
Hattie King. Maggie sindall. Ka-
tie Paradee. Lena Scarborough,
] ME Walker. Messrs. III. Howard Jes-
Stakeholder, B. b. Sillitoe, Marshal
: Crawford. Harry Webb. Walter and
George Morgan, Thomas und John
McAllister. Harry Sayille. Geo. King,
/ Lewis ard Lesley McAlllster. Oscar
: lliratton. Clayton Harrison. Harry
: Bucksom. IRWIN Foote and Evan klair
The sand mill which was built at
Newport year ago and which was
! CLOSED for several mouths Is now In
I. active operation.
A few friends OF Miss Elsie Stewart
; gave her O surprise party Tuesday
levening. All present seemed to enjoy
. themselves.
Z Cards are out announcing the we'd.
riding OF Miss Cathariue S. Justls and
! Dir. l.. Heisler Ball. OF Brandywine
3 Springs.
; The friends OF Miss Elizabeth G.
: lNewbold gave her Hallow Fen sur
/, prise party Tuesday evening. The
oieyening was spent In games, music
J and social conversation. Among
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J John
r NJ. Newbold. Rev. and Mrs. Il. X. Mil
/. Ter, the Misses Laura n orrell, Reba
Q Taylor, Elizabeth Newbold. Belle Rey-
: lnolds, Bertha Satterthwgite, Bertha
Cranston, May Miller. Estelle Grams
ton. Eva Worth, Florence Duncan.
: Bessie Everson. Viola Cranston, Edith
Lay, Clara Weldin and Emma Miller.
: Messrs. CORTLAND Woodward. Avian
: Newlln. Howard Weluin, Alonzo New.
} lin, George Jones. Harry Miller, Reu-
: ben Satterthwaite. VIII Kilvington,
ARNOLD NaudaIn, Fred Bringhurst,
Herman Duncan and Willie Newbold.
The second lecture OF the six months
series arranged by the Epworth, was
held In the NJ. e. Church last night. A
large number was present. and all
seemed to enjoy Rev. l.. L. Barrett's
lecture on adams Rib"
Rev. VIM. IL. Mowbray, of Smyrna,
was visitor at the NJ. E. parsonage.
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Z. Whann re-
stunned from the Worlds Fair Wednes-
day. While in the West they visited
Mrs. Whenn's brother. Mr.. john Ever
son. of Iowa. Mr.. Harry Everson, Of
Wilmington, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Whann on their trip to tho West
\ Rev. John d. Rlgg, Of Chester, spent
an evening this week with W. r.
Finn.
Rev. A. S. Mowbray preached In the
NJ. L. Church at Newark, Wednesday
evening.