Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-31

Nhoh hhR NNAA hANAaNs
When the man who has been 20 the Fair
Meets the man who has never been there,
lie begins TO pour his vocsl lore,
Ills speech increases more and more,
Through crowded streets or silent vale
keVerberates his sounding tale
And loud and long talks he:
He holds his victims huttOnhOle
And fortunes his immortal soul
With drawn-Out agony.
All, deep despair and dreadful dole
Does the man who has been TO the Fair
lntiict upon the suffering soul
Of the man who has never been there.
Tie man who has been TO the Fair
Finds the man who has never been there,
Although he flee into the sea,
or 90 where polar suOw-drifts be:
Or 10 the forest deeps profound.
Or 10 the black mines underground,
Far from the phyf's breath;
He'll find his victim anywhere
j n earth or sea, OF Ia the air
And talk the wretch TO death.
And the man who has been to the Fair
Meets thousands whO've never been there;
And hosts to-day they fall his prey
And wilt Ike weeds beside the way.
When this descriptive iiend they meet
Upon the crowded city street,
Or in the country lane;
And they writhe like men at the stake
And become anincorpOrate ache
And sQuirm In unspenkable pain.
All, torture strong and dreadful smart
Does the man who has been TO the Fair
lnfict upon the soul and heart
OF the man who has never been there.
The Young People Of the First
Presbyterian Church gave an entertain.
ment last night. Those who took part
were the Misses Elliott, Miss Belle
Fulton. Miss Mason, Harry +. Butcher,
Fred Beaston and A. L. Muhlhausen.
The features were vocal solos and
quartats, mandolin duets, piano duets
ard select reading.
John G. Ash ana Miss Leathel NJ
| Palmer were married yesterday after
noon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. d. G Hanna, in the parlor Of
Asbury NJ. E. parsonage Miss Mary
/ Crossgrove was bridesmaid, and G. H.
| McLane acted as best man
The groom is an active member Of
Garfield Camp Sons of Veterans.
Mr.. aud Mrs Adam Beason celebrated
their eighteenth wedding anniversary at
their home, No 3 Girard street last
night A number Of friends and rela-
tives from this and other cities were
present, and the evening was pleasantly
spent in music, conversation and parlor
games Refreshments were also served
Mr.. and Mrs Beason received number
of handsome gifts in honor of tine event.
Cards announcing the marriage Of Miss
Catharine Springer daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert G. Justis, TO DR. Louis
neisler Ball of Falkland, on Tuesday
evening, November IA, have been issued
The ceremony will take place at st.
James p. r. Church, Stanton.
@ n Adams one of the genial young
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division, has been detailed for duty in
the Thurlow ticket office
Captain Ismailoh, of Russia, has been
staying at the Clayton House.
Miss Maggie Norman, Of Lewes, has
been the guest of the Misses Nelson at
No 0l6 Poplar street
Mrs James Davidson, Of near George
town, was ia this city yesterday.
Louis Rhineburg, Jr Miss Rhiueburg
and j. Stump. of Washington have been
the guests OF Miss Agnes Robinson. on
rast Eighth street
Mr. and Mrs. H b. George. of this
city, spent yesterday in Philadelphia
Progressive euchre parties will soon
begin to while away the long winter
evenings.
70 has been finally decided that there
will be no Assembly balls this season. It
Is a matter of regret 10 many persons
who have enjoyed them ia the past. that
the committee which had them in charge
last winter will not ineugurate them
this season.
The women in the Opera House audi
ence last night we're as much int rested
in the gowns Of the yiolinist and 30
prano as In the exquisite music itself
Signonna Nice Moreska, the charming
dark haired vocalist, wore cream
colored gown Of soft silk. very simply
fashioned The skirt was severely plain,
without either a frill or hounce The
bodice was slightly low IN the neck and
trimmed with quantity Of Cue white
lace During her song she held hand.
some fan OF white ostrich feathers
Miss Leonora Won Stosch, the pretty
young violinist. wore white wool
irock cut low hack and front. with
short baggy sleeves OF white satin. On
the SKIRT was a hounce Of medium
width, headed with loose folds Of the
white satin.
Frank Taylor. Of Hocsessiu was in
this city Co day
Miss Florence Glsyton and Mrs. Sadie
Wright, who we're delegates from Clay ton
to the Christian Endeayor Convention
we've entertained by Ms Clara Jones
Mrs Donahoe, oi this city. is visiting
relatives at Trainer, Pa
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