Evening journal., 1893-12-04

Il. Lindsay. of the Augustine Mills.
wilmIugtonians who Heard Patti Sing
In PhiIadeiphia-other Events OF In-
terest.
An communi cations intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor care of the EVENING JOURNAL Com
munications sh ould be written on one side of
the paper Onlf.
There has been no date decided upon, as
vet. for the marriage Of II. Howard
Lewis and Miss Jennie B. Lindsay, whose
engagement was announced in the
EVENING JOURNAL ofSaturday.
Mr.. Lewis came TO this city several
months ago, and has made host of
friends. He is the mar ager of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of New
York, his territory being Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia.
Miss Lindsay is the daughter Of David
B Lindsay, of the Augustine Mills. She
is young woman of many accomplish
ments and is well-known in Wilmington
social circles.
United States Senators Gray and Hig
gins went to Washington to-day for the
opening Of Congress.
Misses Lizzie aud Mary McCafferty, of
this city heard Patti at the Academy of
Music, Philadelphia, on Friday night
They were the guests Of Captain Horace
Wilson and wife, party occupied
one of the boxes
Henry G Wilcox, Of New York, general
counsel for the American surety Com
pany, was in this city yesterday
The home of William H Taylor, fore
man Of the Wilmington Jute Company,
was, on Thanksgiving day in the first
part, day of sorrow, in which COW and
two hogs were slaught red by Mr.
Slaughter, OF Dover, aud George Tobin,
Jr OF New Castle aud at last by the
shooting Of a dog for getting into a hog
and eating the fat from the bones But
alas when night came and the 7 o'clock
car rolled down to Shellpot it was loaded
with masqueraders and these were met
by Mr.. Slaughter with Farmer Taylor's
farm hack with some straw in the bot.
tom to serve ss seats. They were driven
TO Mr. raylor's residence, on the Phila-
dephia pike, and took Miss May E Tsy-
lor, daughter of W. II. Taylor by
great surprise, and the evening was
spent with pleasure with the Messrs
DulAHn ha nAaAilbn1f WAth AhN
violin aud guitar, and the ladies' tax
ing turns at the piano. AS morning drew
near they all partook Of refreshments in
abundance, and when through they took
Mr.. Slaughters hack for town There
were guests from Chester, Pa, also guests
from New Castle, Brandywiue hundred,
and about thirty couples from Whining
ton.
Miss Abbie Edwards. Of Baldwin Nd
is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Mollie Davis of near Elkton, Md
who has been visiting friends on West
street, has returned home.
Miss Sarah aud Master Henry Bowen
who have been visiting relatives heal
Baldwin, Md, returned home to day.
Miss Florence Edwards. of Philadel-
phia, who has been visiting friends il
this city for few days, returned yes
terday TO her home.
DR.. Harry Tribit of this city, is visit
ing relatives in Chester.
Miss Agnes Robinson and Curley Rob
inson, of this city. are visiting relative
in Georgetown and in Frankford.
Miss Mae Jester and Edward Jester, 0
Twin Oaks, Pa. have been visitin
friends in this city.
Mrs short. of near Georgetown, ha
been visiting her cousin, Miss Annie Me
Colley, here.
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Newark, are quests of Mr. and aurs. job
Richie, on East Sixth street.
Mrs Kate Eastwood, of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Dorothy Finn, of Lancaster, Pa
has been the guest Of Mrs. Leonar
Ki'tenger, in this city.
NJ ss de Haas of Brooklyn, has bee
the guest of Miss Eleanor Walton.
Mis-, Mary Holcomb. of this city is IL
guest of friends in Trenton.
Miss Goodeu, of Willow Grove, Del
has been visiting her sister, Miss Vird
Gooden, in this city.
Ex Governor James Ponder, of Milto
is in this city.
Miss Evalyn Glare Howard. daught
of d NJ Howard, of Elkton, Is Wis
ing the family Of Il A Miller, at No IS
Rodney street
Mrs II W-senfeld and daughter. Mi
Florence, Of Baltimore. were in Nilmin
ton last evening.
There was n very pleasant time spe
at the home Of Mr. Horty. 6l6 Pine stree
Saturday evening Among those W
enjoyed themselves were: Mr. and Nj
James Callahan, Mr. and Mrs A.