Evening journal., 1893-11-13
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Fine Music at the Junior Board
Supper Tomorrow Evening.
SHIELDS THIRTIBTH RECEPTION

SHIELDS THIRTIBTH RECEPTION |
VIII BE Held In the Library Building |
Thanksgiving Evening-HOw the Bride |
Cake Evolved From Wheaton one to |
the Present Toothsome Dainty-Ferd |
Fullmer Chorus TO Give a Social.
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The members Of the Junior Board of
the Homeopathic Hospital, will give
supper in the New-Century Club build
ing tomorrow, which will be served after
. o'clock p m The quartet of the
Church of the New Jerusalem, composed
of Miss Emma Lore. Mrs William f.
Smalley, Howard Pyle and Leonard Z
Wales, Jr., will furnish excellent music
The piano accompanist will be Mrs
Tyndall
The supper is for the benefit of the
Junior Board, and large number of
people are expected to be present
Magistrate William L. Wier, of Chris
tians, was in town yesterday the first
time since his almost-fatal illness
Rev. George S. Bradford, pastor Of st.
Patrick's R c. Church, left on Saturday
for New York, where he will sail to New
Orleans, thence to Southern California,
where he will remain about six months.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
CRtharine Calhoun and Charles West,
hofb Of fhfq 81 in old Gvpdau Chr1toh
on November Is.
Mrs A NJ Tolmie, of this city, and
her son. have gone on visit to relatives
in Phillipsburg, New Jersey.
Miss Rva o'Byrne, Miss Hannah
Dnross, Daniel OByrne, Sr and Daniel
O'Byrne, Jr., of this city visited relatives
at Mount Cuba yesterday.
Miss Williams. of this city, is giving
class of Chester school teachers a
weekly drill in vocal exercises, for the
purpose ofimProving their articulation.
The thirteenth grand annual reception
Of the Shields Library Association will be
held in the Library building on Thanks-
giving evening The cards of invitation
bear the names OF John a. Mckelvey and
Charles A McDOnoush h, secretary and
treasurer Of the association.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 Those from
Wilmington visiting in this city are H.
NJ Borksdae w NJ Kennard and wife,
Windsor Hotel; L A Bower st. Denis
Hotel w. l. Farley, Westminster Hotel
G. W. Casey, Windsor Hotel
Rev James NJ. Diel, OF this city,
preached at the N. e. Church at Trainor,
Pa, yesterday.
The sale of reserved seats for Between
the Acts, the drama to be given at the
Opera House on November -, under the
management of Mr.. aud Mrs Tilghman
job ston for the benefit Of the Associated
Charities, will begin November IL.
Mrs Emma Collins, of Dover, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Senator higgins is in Greensborough
n. C.. on cunning trip.
H. Il Archer, Of Scranton, Pa wai
in this city on Saturday.
Bishop Coleman preached at DsgsborO
Del, yesterday
Rev. Charles r. Weld, of Baltimo' e
was in this city yesterday
j. A. Fuld. of this city, made a visit t
Baltimore on Saturday.
The Ferd Fullmer Male Chorus vii
spend social evening in the Builders
Exchange, ON November n The musi
of the evening will be furnished by locu
talent.
Captain Charles Il Smith has resigne
his position as superintendent Of to
Scranton, Pa Traction Company.
will again take up his home in this oitl
At fashionable wedding some tim
ago. tue brides cake was cut the nigh
before The ceremony was made th
occasion Of a festivity. participated in
the bridal party, shera, and the mos
iniimgte girl friends of the bride.
This is only the revival Of an old tin
custom. which is likely to become popu
lar In these days Of resurrection.
Tradition has g. that Ehe first bride
cake was made Of wheat, like broad. Tn
was broken over the head of the brio
hhu Tue pieces sheien vHiJ ~ ~ ~
relatives and the attendants or the brio
and groom
Miss Mamie Goodwin, Of Dover spei
Sunday with her uncle Thomas + Lodg
in this city.
Leon HacoelS, OF Philadelphia, has I
turned home from visit to friends
this city.
pretty girl wore q frosk yesterd
that added materially to her charm
II was of the black and white combin
ton, which appears TO be the favori
one of Wilmington's bellies this seaso
The skirt, of fine black serge. was ma
plain aud fun The bodice was mo
elaborate The foil front was of viii
satin turning back from which We