Evening journal., 1893-05-18


sons have followed him in his political
faith. He has never held office, although
mentioned in this connection several
times. Both he and his wife are hale
and hearty Germans of the old school
and their many friends wish them years
of happiness in the city of their adoption.
It is expected that relatives and
friends will be here from as far West
as Wisconsin on the day set for the
golden jubilee.
Miss Annie HofTecker Of Philadelphia,
is spending her vacation with friends in
this city.
Robert Ferguson of Dover, was visi-
tor of city friends yesterday.
The fifty chorus voices who will give a
concert in Epworth Church, May 81, held
successful rehearsal in st. Pauls M. f.
Church last night.
This writing a huge double letter each day
A nd paying its freight 70 my love far away
VIII drive me TO marriage, for plainly see
The postage is much too expensive for me.
New York Herald
Among the guests who attended the
wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Bratton last evening at their
new home, No. $40 Van Buren street,
were
Mr. and Mrs Millard f, Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Phillips Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward w. Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. w B. Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig. Mr. and Mrs
s w. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William Robelen,
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, IA. f. Robelen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Phillips, Mrs. NJ. g. Wiley,
Miss Sadie Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Green
man. Mr.. and Mrs William Duncan, Roy
and Harry Eaton.
Granville Alexander, Stella Windal,
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry schlice. Frank Gardner,
Charles and William Matthews, Bessie
L i. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hill.
f. P. Freye, Miss Clara E. Hall, Miss
Margaret Butz, Tabitha, Lucy and Anna
Watts, Mrs. c. Windal, William Win
dal of Dover, Jacob Stuck, Mr.. and Mrs
w. B Austin.
Ethel, Ross and Stella Smith, Lille
Gibson, Lizzie Thompson. Marietta
Flowers, Howard &. Marston, Mr. and
Mrs William T. Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jabez Daville, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 5. Smith,
Katie Hague, Albert Hague, Charles
| Bromwell, Mrs. J. p. Goldsborough, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs. Lang
Miss Florrie Lang, Mr., and Mrs. George
R. Eaton.
Il. -, nft
are l.. A. Bower, st. Dennis Hotel l.
G. Capelle and wife, Hotel Bartholdi
j. Malloy, Westminster Hotel
Daniel Ross is in New York buying
goods. He is stopping at the Hoff
man House.
]. C. Stuckert, of st. Georges, was il
Wilmington yesterday.
w. T. johnson, manager Of the Dove,
gas works, was in this city yesterda.
afternoon.
General R. R. Kenney, of Dover, spen
few hours in Wilmington yesterday.
A strawberry festival will be given b.
the Woman's Home Missionary Society o
Scott NJ E. Church, in large room a
the southeast corner of Seventh AM
Lombard streets. this evening and viii
continue until Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. J. Eliason of Middletown j
, visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Malinda Lawton of Alder, lows
/ is visiting her son, William Lawtor
r here.
Mrs. Addie Tayman and Miss Cohee Q
FredericktOwn, Nd, are visiting friend
on West Fourth street.
Mrs. ]. H Weaver and Misses Ann
D and Kate Weaver of Chest er are visitin
friends in Wilmington
The Home Circle Of the Reforme
D Episcopal Church of the Redeemer wi
give a musicale this evening at IL
church, Eighth and Monroe streets
, A good program has been CAREFUL
l. prepared, which includes solos by Mi
Jean Maeallister, the little girl violinis
vocal and instrumental selections
s local talent and recitations.
"a The oratorio "Elijah" will
5. sung by the Tuesday Club at its las
concert of the season at the Grand OpeI
le House on Monday evening
The "Elijah" is one of the creates
oratorical compositions, ranking vii
l. the Messiah
Il is suing by oratorio societies ever
where; it has been sung for sort
ss seven years and music loving peop
n continue to listen to it with unhaggir
p- interest.
ID Mrs. w. F. Smalley viii sing Z
Is soprano part, and Miss Emma Lore q
10 alto. DR.. B. Merrill Hopkinson of Bait
NJ more, will take the bass passages, whil
,e are the most important part of the wor
es Nicholas Douty, well known in Philad'
lie phia will sing the tenor passages.
IT, The sale of seats will be open TO d
lie public at Robelen's music store, on y
h, urday, May 90 After to day, subscribi
P. and active members may exchange the
on tickets for reserved seats without char
n, and may at the same time, purcha
TX additional seats, not exceeding ten
Ir. one person.