Evening journal., 1893-05-16
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Celebrated Their Thirty Fifth
Wedding Anniversary.
ST PAUEs R. O. CONCERT TONIGHT

49, W O0AAOlAL LO-AL1LL
Second Baptist Mission School to Give
Floral Concert at Second Baptist
Church This Evening-Tu Club to
Give the Oratsrio of "Eliiah" at
Their Last Concert This Season.
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The presentation of "Eiiah" at the
Opera House by the Tuesday Club on
Monday evening, will be the last public
appearance of the club this season
The "Elijah" is the masterpiece of all
oratOrios and the club has been working
hard during the present season in the
study of this work. In all probability
this concert will be the best the club
has ever given.
Ira F. Engle and Edward Price Of West
Chester have been visiting in VIII
mington.
Miss Lydia Mulligan of Cecilton, Nd,
is visiting friends in this city.
A party of about fifty will leave this
city on Thursday, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, for two weeks trip to
the Worlds Fair Among the party will
be: Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Warner, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Knox, DR.
and Mrs. Henry ]. Stubbs, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel n. Trump, Dr. and
Mrs. Linton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement B. Smyth Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Newbold Trump, Miss Frances Garrett.
Hiss Helen Garrett, Miss Smyth, Miss
Bertha Smith, Charles Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield S. Quigley. Mrs. Edward
Hopes, Harry Hopes, Willard jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Miss Eliza
beth Brosins of Philadelphia, Miss
Martha Amos of Maryland, Miss Edith
N. Trump, Miss May Trump.
The Alumni Of Goldey Wilmington
Commercial College will give a reception
to the graduates Of this year in College
Hall to morrow evening.
At the concert given by st. Paul 8
Roman Catholic Choir in the Opera
House this evening" Madam Olga Deit-
rich Baumann will be accompanist and
Professor c. B. Rhoads director. The
concert promises to be a very fine one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Peeky pleasantly
entertained a number of friends last
night in celebration Of their thirty fifth
wedding anniversary, at their home, POS
Tatnall street.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Stanton, of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. John Greenwood, of German
town; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Adams, of
Camden. N. J. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Biddle, of Mt Ephraim, n. ]. Mrs.
Annie Dollrow, Of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Hanscorn, Mr..
and Mrs David Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Honck, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Peekey. Mr. and Mrs. William Corson,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Montgomery, Mrs
Sarah Eaton, Miss Annie Myers, Miss
Esther Peekey. Miss Clara Worth, Miss
Pauline Blank and Edward Fighter.
T w. Illingsworth and Miss Belle
Quillman of Philadelphia. are the guest:
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Blaine.
j. Francis Blaine has returned from q
visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
The Second Baptist Mission school
will give a floral concert in the Old
Second Baptist Church, corner Fourth
and French streets this evening, begin
ming at o'clock. The solosts are
Soprano, Mrs. S A Macallister bari
tone, F. Gallagher; mandolin, Profes
sor II Baker; violin, Miss Jean l. Mac
alister; banjo, Professor Charles Comp
ton; French horn, A. T. Hyatt; contri
bass, h. + Pearson piano, Miss Marthi
NJ Bradheld. Accompauist, Mrs. +. N
Fisher: director of orchestra, Professor
George L. Hyatt.
Miss Helen Mar Wilson, a we'll know
Philadelphia elocutionist, viii give sew
eral fine selections.
Mrs James A. Ward, of No. II Yves
Eleventh street spent to day in Chester
Gilbert Taylor of Smyrna, is in thi
city.
NFoolSs of Georgetown is registered
at the Hotel Willis.
Senator John Pnling Of Newark spen
several hours in Wilmington to day.
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Eureka Councils Smoker Tonight
The Eureka Council No. 1, Jr. o. L
A. NJ, will give smoker in Eden Ha
this evening, in commemoration of IL
fortieth anniversary of the order an
the fifth of the council musical pr,
gam has been arranged for the occasion
The Sale Not to Take Place.
WEST CHESTER, Pa May 16 I'll
sherihs sale of the Delaware River an
Lancaster railroad win not take placr
The president has paid all damages fC
which the suit was brought.