Evening journal., 1893-07-06
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Many Delawareans Attend
A Midsummer Dance.
NEw-CENTURY oLUBwoMEN BUSY.

NEW CENTURY 0LUBW0MEN BUSY.
The Fourth Entertainment of the New
Century Club Auxiliary to BE Held To-
morrow Night-Blg Dance at Centre
Vile, Nd, Attended BY Many Della
s-wareans-some Holiday visitors.
The fourth entertainment Of the New
Century Club Auxiliary course will be
given in the drawing room on Friday
evening, July 7th, at 30 o'clock. The
program as arranged will include music
by Mrs. Joseph Swift, Miss Swift and
Samuel Swift. Miss Briggs, of German
town, will give number of her admir-
able recitations. The following is the
program
Duet. Wedding March. Jansen
Mrs. Swift, Miss Swift.
Father Pills Collection. 800. Samuel Lover
Miss Briggs.
Richard Harding Dein
Miss Briggs.
The clowns Baby. ................ MISS Briggs
a hide Against Time, ...............Iour
Solo ....."God Guard the Love-. .Nessler
Samuel Swift.
Thieronymous Pop. .......... Boner
Miss Briggs.
Selections from Timothy Quest r. ID. Weggin.
Miss Briggs.
Widow Malone ne.....................M Miss Briggs
d. N. Grier and Miss Annie Weyl for
merly of this city, have returned to
Philadelphia.
Frank c. Gipp, of this city, left to-day
for weeks visit to his parents In Phil
lipsburg, N. J.
Warren A. Taylor, of this city, is on
two weeks visit to relatives at Ken
net Square and vicinity.
George T. Hepbron, formerly a we'll
known athlete Of the Warren Club and
the Y. M. G. A., of this city, is visit
ing relatives here. Mr. Hepbron has
been an athletic instructor in the
Pittsburg T. M. @. A., and next fall
will 20 to Brooklyn to become instruc
tor in the Y. NJ c. A, there.
Levi c. Bird went to Dover last even
ing.
R. P. PIN, of this city has returned
from visit to West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eisenbells and
daughter, of West Chester, have been
the guests Of Miss Fells, in this city.
There is a vast difference between
legitimate jauntiness and wanton
friskiness as applied to woman's dress
Jean Jacques Weiss has said that the
world has only one woman. That is not
true; there are all sorts and condition
Of woman. There is the woman who
has passed her first youth and yet per
sists in wearing extremely youthful
attire. 1t is she who dons the baby
waist, fastened up behind, or the natty
Eton suit, and places on her fast thin.
ming locks the infantile sailor hat at 4
wouldbe coquettish angle Such q
woman displays wanton friskiness.
Then there is the woman, also past hel
early youth, who wears dull, unbecomin(
shades and makes herself look dowdy
and older that she really is.
On Market street yesterday Afternoon
was noticed a girl dressed with rarl
good taste. She wore fine, soft ging
ham gown, in tiny pink and black checl
on white ground It was made with
plain, full skirt, and over a fine law
blouse was worn a sleeveless Etol
jacket. At the waste was band o
pink ribbon, which matched the pink o
the check. The hat worn with this COO
dainty gown was of white straw, wit
black velvet trim ming, and tiny bunc
of pink sweet peas.
Edward Wood and wife, of Whining
ton, have been visiting friends in Chei
ter.
Lewis Slawter, Of this city, has bee
spending some time in Chester.
Miss Kittie Harkins, Of Chester hG
returned home after a visit in this cit,
Miss Susie and Ella McKensie, of tn
city, are visiting friends in Chester.
Miss BERTHE Mcdowell, Of Chester,
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Morton Barnes and wife have been IL
guests of friends in Chester.
BOTH PLEASED.
Before Niagara Falls they stood,
He raised aloft his head,
For he was in poetic mooi,
And this is what he said:
"Oh, work sublimel Oh, wondrous law
That rules thy presence herei
How filled / am with boundless awe
To view thy waters clear!
"What myriad rainbow colors float
About thee like a veil,
And in what countless streams remOi
Thy life has left its trail!"
Yes, George, the maiden cried In hs,
such shades I've never seen.
I'm going to have my next new wais
The color of chat green"
-Furnisher and Clothier
Miss Jane Brown and Charles f Br
rier. of this city, were married at Car
den, Sunday last.
The st. Paul and Sacred Heart Sund
schools are picnicking at Union Park I
day.