Evening journal., 1893-11-04


asst neutrality-suspicious. who Are
Entertaining Guests-Others who Are
Abroad.
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j. w Cooke, the genial agent of the |
| Adams Express Company, entertained
number of bis friends, at his boarding
house. No. 906 Adams street II was a
birthday party inaugnrated in his honor
by his friend and hostess Mrs A. H.
Pyle, and she spared no pains to give the
friends of Mr.. Cooke a pleasant lime.
The guests of the evening were: +. NJ.
Hopes, Colonel Enoch Moore, Robert W.
Smith, F. c. Robb, T d. Smith, William
Butt, Thomas w. Miller. ]. A. Christ.
field, William II. Heine. Edgar
L. Haynes, G. L. Townsend,
Robert w. Tunis William p.
Taylor Mr. Morrison, Frederick L.
Kurtz, j. Norris Robinson, Dr. Horace
F, Belts, DR.. A. E Frantz, Walter l.
Butler, William @ Murgatroyd, Colonel
r M. Floyd and F. A. Higgins
After congratulating Mr. Cooke and
wishing him many happy returns of the
day the guests were seated at the card
tables and spent the evening playing
whist euchre and other games. During
intermission supper was served.
number Of friends rendered Mrs.
Annie Hammond a pleasant surprise at
l her home, No. 403i East Second Street,
the other evening. Among those pres
! emit were Misses Annie Boulay, Hannah
f. Cannon. Mary Norton, Laura Doud
Margaret Cannon, Sallie Cannon. Marie
Schwab. Bertha Weldon. Katie Cannon,
; Mary Meeser. Grace Kenny, Ida Boney,
! Amanda Rhoades, Lena Bruer. Louisa
Bruer Belle Corrigan Mary Corrigau
Nellie Welsh. Alice Nelson, Alice Bird,
Maggie Jacobs. Mary Patterson, Martha
Pufahi, Lois Dukes, Mary Mccain,
e James Dawson, Harry Snyder. Rudolph
1 Hirsh, Harry Green, Joseph Flanagan,
e Ernest Kole. Henry Mater, NJ. F. Cannon,
d Charles Cannon, Martin Leonard
d Thomas Lynch. Daniel kegan, James
e Nolan, Jerry Nolan, Daniel Cornell,
l Con Noonan, James Stewart, Harry
q Kennedy Frank, Toner, Howard Lewis
d Micheal Donshul, Harry Powers, Victor
e Pufahl, John Malloy, John Fitzgerald
R. Philips, T. Welsh, John Shea, Patricl
Kellherer and g. Cornell.
The time was spent in dancing RnC
. games. At late hour the guests wer'
invited to the dining room where fn'
/, supper was served.
Z The marriage has been announced O.
I, Charles X Weston, formerly Of Dover, u
y Miss Mary McIlvane of Canterbury, Del
:. on November 10 Mr. Weston was former
~ ly editor Of the Georgetown Sussex Re
70 publican. He is now on the staff Of tn
y Philadelphia Times.
Miss Laura Stats, of Dover, is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
se H W. Carpenter, Of this city, has &C
p cepted position in Dover.
re Miss Zada Wells, of.Dover, is the gues
ss of Wilmington friends.
Id A stout woman Of the West Side woI
il a gown admirably suited to her yestel
day. IL was of gray camels hair, mad
with a long skirt, trihe full over tn
hips The waist was made with Goa
"a effect. long and full, and opened owe
~ a full vest of black silk, which how
~ ever, closely fit the figure. She woI
10 black gloves and a black bonnet wit
al mercury wings of jet.
a J.R. Welsh, formerly of this city. bu
a now Of Sank Rapids, MINI, is visitln
m friends here. Twelve years ago he an
ed Hamilton Stewart went West The latt'
at only remained sixteen months. Whe
nd Mr. Welsh was seen this morning,
he and Mr. Stewart were talking over the
cd early experiences
James d. Hofft cker has returned fro
Boston.
,ss Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Iny New YORK, Nov. -Wilmingt'
-. visitors to this city yesterday were:
Ia H. Cornell, Hotel Savoy; w. Tasting
he Hoffman House. w. Moore, Westminst
nd Hotel.
ny s. P. Mitchell, of this city, is in M
,id York buying goods for Mitchell x Bas
4 7 He is stopping at the Hotel Savoy.
Iis Charles C. Pepper, of this city, h
DC. "a returned from a visit to relatives
Ala Georgetown
;tb w. W. Wolfe. of Georgetown, has !
~ turned home from visit to this city.
Little Miss Helen Helnzer, of this ci
me is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ha
ali In GeOre eton.
= oi B Frank Mcdaniel and wife have
turned from the Worlds Fair.
Joseph L. Lavender is in Washing
ne in search of an appointment as pens
but examiner.
It,
me Mr. and Mrs Harry Coverdale. Of I
Ioor city, are visiting /. friends in Ellend
the Del.
5 as
hat Lewis w. Colmery. of Philadelpl
It and Miss Annie T. Griffin of New Cas-
county, were married on ~ ednesday
Asbury NJ. f. parsonage by Rev. j. d.
,ho Hanna, pastor
'nA' Walter Walls, of this city, is
- Dover.
anu Mrs Eliza Crunch of WILMINGTON