Evening journal., 1893-11-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Marriage of Miss Carrie Pur-
nell and William K. Reynolds.
FERD FULLMBR CHORUS SOCIAL.

Rev. Edward II. EclSel, the Former Will I
mington Rector. omciates at a brilliant
Ceremony In Grace NJ f Church This AT !
ternoon Clad in His Full vestments--w We'd !
ding Of John C. Gray In Philadelphia.
All communications intended for insertion
In this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JoURNAL. Com
municatons should be written on one side Of
the paper only.
A sociable was given by the Ferd Full
mer Male Chorus last evening in their
room in the Crosby & Hill building. Not
withstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, the room was entirely filed
with guests aud friends of the club The
program, which was very interesting
one, consisted solely of vocal and in
strumentsl music Will NJ S. Browns
Lullaby" which was sung by the
Columbia Glee Club was the feature of
the evening. The chorus Johnny Hor
ner, by the Fullmer Club, was very
amusing. Hugh Baker rendered a num-
Der of mandolin solos, which were re-
ceived with applause.
Other features of the program were
! Tenor solo, by J. Frank Ayres baritone
solo, j. A. Butler; tenor solo. II Howard
Carver, and bass solo. n. P. Watmough
At the closing of the program H. A.
Bradfeld, president of the club, made a
short address, telling how the club had
grown from twenty-five to one hundred
and ten members in two years, after
which refreshments, consisting OF ice
cream and cake, were served.
The dainiiest bit of femininity at the
n Ill. Al. Ill ct. L.s.a a.I
girl with pretty smile and a prettier
empire gown of rich, old dfashioned-look-
ing satin in red and brown stripes. The
short jacket was of brown velvet and
trimmed with pasmentrie. She wore
neither hat nor gloves. She had breast
knot of large, pinkish-white chryssn-
thtmums, and two or three OF the same
flowers in her hair.
4 Rev. NJ. Y Fallon, chaplain Of the
Brownson Library Association, will
lecture before the members on "An-
archy" in the lecture rooui Of the asso-
cation, at Fourth and Jackson streets.
tomorrow night. This will be the first
OF winter course OF lectures to be given
by that organization. Before and after
the lecture Miss Mary Connor and Miss
Mary X Thielman and the Brownson
( quartet will render vocal selections.
The public is invited to attend. Ad
mission is free.
Mrs Harry Stafford, Of near this city,
is visiting at Burlington and Palmyra,
New York
Arthur K Taylor, of this city. has re
turned from trip to Boston.
w. S. Harlan, of Coatesville, Pa, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Annie Rawley, of this city, il
visit ng friends in Chester.
Miss Anna L Rauhut. daughter OF
I Julius W. kauhut. OF this city, and
Mishler H. Reinhsrdt, son of John S
Reinberdt, were married yesterday after
noon. The ceremony was performed by
) Rev Lewis ]. Blckel, at the parsonag'
of St Stephens Church, No. 1927 Trenton
( Place
Rev. Francis B Short will deliver
lecture at Epworth M E. Church, O
Thursday evening. His subject will
"The Worlds Fair" The lecture is fo
the benefit of the church fund
T. L J. Blldwia is in town to day.
/ William Hopes. of Media, Pa, ha
been the guest Of DR.. Ewes
4 F. s. Hall, OF Dover, was in this cit
p to day.
Rsv Lafayette Marks, D d, will ls
ture ia Hanover Presbyterian Churcl
Thursday evening THE Worlds Fail
will be the subject, which will be illu
trated by views Of the fair grounds an
buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bancroft, Jr
gave delightful reception At their hom
Rockford nesr this ci'y, yesterds
afternoon and evening. 10 was the frs
of series Of two. and the other will