Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
A Member of the Famous
"Irish Brigade" in This City.
THAT PLEASANT PIE PARTY

morrow-nIiss sallie S. Crocker, Of Lake
wood. \. j., to Lecture ON painters
at the New-Century Club.
Two bright. pretty girls called at the
EVENING JOURNAL office this morning
and gave a number of additional
names of those who attended
pleasant pie party recently
given by Miss Maggie Jacobs and Miss
Mary Patterson The names were as
follows; Miss Rose Patterson, James
Mason, Miss Hattie Handle James Viii
lams, Miss Name Norton, Steve Kane,
Miss Lizzie Scout, Ed Holland.
Miss Sallie Logue, Joe Dougherty, Miss
Sadie Morris, Horace Kirk, Miss Helen
Cloud. Eddie Darragh, Miss Edith Cloud,
Edward Hendrickson, Miss Maggie
Malloy, Edward Gray, Miss Orphea
Holland, Joseph Cannon, Miss Name
Tobin, George Kelley, Miss Gertie Bald
win, Ambrose Phillips, William Phillips,
Miss Lille Dunhum, Maurice Jacobs,
Miss Ella Lopez, Harry Dickerson, Miss
Julia Edwards, Charles Dickerson, Mrs
Jacobs, William Mention, Mrs Hanley,
Edward Chambers, Miss Phoebe Jacobs
Horace Med ,niel Miss Sadie Doherty
Howard Mcdaniel, Miss Florence Fitz-
gerald
Captain John E. Corcoran. of the
famous Seventy New York regi-
ment, part of the "Irish Brigade" was
the guest of Miss Mary /. McCafferty, at
No. 406 East Ninth street, yesterday.
He led the celebrated charge at Malvern
Hill and covered the retreat of McClel-
lan's forces. This was the seven days
retreat before Richmond He is a fine
looking man, we'll preserved and brim.
ming over with interesting "reminiscences
of the civil war. At present he lives at
Upper Blacks Eddy. near the Delaware
Water Gap, Pa He lett here for Wash
ington last night.
Harvey Stats, OF Marcus Hook, has
been visiting in this city.
William Casey of this city, is visiting
friends at Marcus Hook.
George w. Vernon and family, of this
city, have returned home from visit to
West Chester friends.
James H. Mullin, of this city, spent
Sunday in West Chester.
Howard Rogers. of Wilmington, re-
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friends in West Chester.
Miss Lille Clayton, Of this city, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. ]. II. Barlow at
Marcus Hook.
Henry P. Guss. wife aud daughter, of
West Chester, Pa registered at the Clay
ton House last night They were Oh
their way home from the Worlds Fair
Rev. A. n Keigwin and wife. Of West
Presbyterian Church. left this morning
for the Worlds Fair They expect to
be back by November l.
Miss Ssllie s Crocker Of Lakewood,
n win deliver lecture at the New
Century Club room to morrow afternoon
Her subject is "The Historical, Deeora.
tive and Military Painters" Miss
Croker has already lectured at the New.
Century Club drawing room. She is a
pleasant, conversational speaker, and her
subjects are Of unusual interest
j. E. Dutton and family. Of Seaford.
and James w. Hazard aud family, of
this city, returned yesterday from a
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ Ralston, of this
city. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Canning, are on a ten days trip to the
Worlds Fair.
City Treasurer Adams returned from
Asbury Park last night, Mrs Adams
eft there to-day aud is visiting friends
in New York.
Alexis B Smith is seeing the sights at
the Worlds Fair.
J. Frank Biggs has returned from the
Worlds Fair and Dallas, Texas.
j. Edgar Franklin, OF this city, who
has been doing the Worlds Fair
reached homs yesterday.
Colonel E T. Cooper. Of Dover regis
tered at the Hotel Willis last evening
John A. Walls has returned from
trip to Chicago
Miss Carrie Chalfant. Of this city, ha
gone to the Worlds Fair.
Samuel Choate, Of Newark. has re
turned from the Worlds Fair.
Francis a Hoffeeker is expected hom
from Chicago to day
The wedding is announced of Mis-
lizzie Hollinger and Daniel Maloney
both of this city, tomorrow at the HON
Of the bride. Miss Annie Seller will b
bridesmaid and William Callahan will
act as best man.
Man of Money.
City Treasurer Adams has, among hi
ouriosities, bust Of ex President Alb
Lincoln II is made Of pulp and repre-
sants So 600 worth Of Greenbacks macert
ted in the United Ssstes Treasury.
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
The dwelling on the farm of r.
Caball on Kent. island was destroyed b
fire, The origin of which is NIX aown.
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