Evening journal., 1893-09-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Carnival of the Seasons at the
Second Baptist Church.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR RECEPTION

ware Avenue Baptist Church Receive
All Other societIes-Pie sParty on the
East Side Last Evening.
The Less of Self Circle Of Kings
Daughters gave q carnival of the
seasons at the Second Baptist Mission
Fourth and French streets, last night
The carnival was held in the lecture
room of the building, which was dec
grated with flowers and bunting for
the occasion.
There were four booths. representing
spring, summer, autumn and winter
At the spring booth were Miss Maude
Alexander and Miss Nellie Kerr. The
booth was draped with white and VIC.
let bunting and decorated with fresh,
green vines The booth representing
summer was draped with pink, and
decorated with daisies and fruits The
walters here were, Miss Addie Wells and
Miss Jane Davis
The autumn BOOTH was draped in vel.
low an decorated with Chinese lanterns
and grasses and golden rod. Miss Emily
DEMO and Miss Fannie Layman guarded
the good things with which the table
was laden. Miss May l Heath and Miss
Laura Muhlhauser were at the winter
booth,
The ice cream walters were Misses
Susie Layman, Nellie Layman. Ethel
Eberhart, Sadie Owens, Ida Black, Stella
Macklin and Stella Barnes. The girls In
their white gowns and bright ribbons
and flowers made the scene a pretty one.
A short musical program was rendered,
consisting of piano solos by Miss Mabel
Lloyd duet by Mrs. Fisher and Miss
Hodgman, and violin solos by Miss Eva
Davidson. Miss Belle Davidson was her
accompanist. Miss May Heath, presi-
dent of the circle, presided at a valen-
tine post Office. The proceeds of the
carnival will be used for charitable pur
poses.
A pie party was given at the resi-
dence of Edward Hendrickson. on East
Seventh street, last evening. The guests
spent a pleasant evening in dancing
playing games, etc. At midnight a pie
and milk lunch was served, and at an
early hour this morning the guests de
parted
Among those present were: Mabe
Hart Olive Murphin, Maud Holdings
head, Mamie Foreman, Matte Sheapherd
Nettie Overdeer, Stella Boynton, MAUD
Boynton, Belle Rogers, Lizzie Davis
Stella Davis, Maggie Jewell Florenc'
Taylor, Mamie Vincent, Ida Bris-
tow, Hannah Hudson Minnie Davis
Ella Lopez, George Lockwood
Edward w. Stradley, Harry Morine
Edward Hendrickson. Peter Overdeer
Willis Overdeer, Thomas Grsntland
Charles Grantland, Fred Middleton, p
DOugherty, Oscar Folk, Horace Johnson
James Layman. Bert Randall, DaviC
Jones, WILDER Horsey ana Charles NJ
Fountain.
The Christian Endeavor Societie
Of the different churches Of thi
city were rendered a reception last
night By the Christian EndeaFOr Societ
of Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Tn
church was filled and all the evangelical
denominations Of the city were re
PIE Gated. Refreshments were serve
after the reception. Rev. ]. r Milliga
opened the program Of the entertain
ment with prayer Ohio Stroyer mad
All address Of welcome, TO which John II
Cole responded. There were cornet sole
piano duets aud selections by the choir
Mis- Brown gave recitation AM
addresses were made by Rev. M. Z
Fixes and Rev ] j. Bullen.
The society of Central Presbyteria
Church will give the next reception
early in December
Malin Clark, Of this city, has beer
visiting friends in Middletown.
Miss Fannie Ross, Of this city, is I'll
guest of Mrs. w. NJ Stuckert, Of st
Georges.
Elmer Naylor, of this city, is visi
ing friends in Townsend.
Mrs. James Buck, of Waterville, Pa
has been visiting friends in Wilmington
J. H. Cleaver of Wilmington,
visiting relatives in Delaware City.
Miss Emma Clark, of Greenlea,
visiting friendsi in this city.
Jehu L. Allen, Of Woodstown n
who has been visiting Mr. aud NJ
avenue, in this city, returned home t
day.
NEw YoRK, Sept % --Wilmingtonia
who registered at the city hotels he
yesterday were: Miss Bacon. Miss BlaC
iston, Miss q. Lumbey, at the Ho
Bartholdi; w. H. Cornell, Hotel Save
h. C. Browne, Westminster Hotel;
Cooper, Hotel Bartholdi; L. A. Bow
Broadway Central Hotel.
The really popular girl always know
lot says a Philadelphia writer. S
knows enough not to gossip about D,
pie who have done her favors and "
are in way Of doing her favors s
knows enough to dress appropriately
all times and never to be overdress
She knows enough not to wear dismon
discuss religion or politics, boast ab,
her ancient lineage or tell long win,
tale She knows enough to keep i ei
and she knows how TO talk we'll.
k oSs how to dance, swim, row, sal