Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Thanksgiving Dinner for the
Librarian and Assistants.
YOUNG FOLKS BUSY PLANNING FUN

Miss Cecilia Mention EntertaIns Her
Friends Mt an Evening sociaI-Wil-
ralngtonIaus Drive TO a Party at Fell
ton, Pa.-Music and RecitatIons by
Epworth League Members.
All comu unications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOURsAI, Com.
munications should be written on one side of
the paper onty.
The Brandy vine chapter Of Epworth
League held its weekly meeting last
night in the chapel of the Braudywine
M. + Church After some business had
been transacted the audience was
treated to an excellent program, pre-
pared by the department Of literary and
social work.
The exercises consisted Of singing by
the choir, and quartet composed Of
Misses jennings, Kubler. Maser and
Lowry. Messrs Adams, Loomis aud
Morton gave recitations and there WAS
select reading by Miss Susie Otis. Miss
Nellie Townsend sang pretty solo. and
Miss. Hattie p Pierce aud Albert Pierce
played an instrumental duet.
musical program and debate will
be arranged for the next meeting on
Thursday night.
Miss Cecilia Mention gave a pleasant
evening company TO her friends at her
home, No $40 West Fourth street. last
evening Among those who we g
present were Miss Mamie Cunningham,
Miss Maggie Writ, Mis- Cecilis Colgan,
Miss Mary Seelman. Miss Annie L,cey,
Miss Sarah Conner. Miss Katie Miller. Mi IS
Mamie Mcmahon, Mics Madeline Keelins.
Miss Bessie Mention, Miss Daisey Writ.
Miss May Lally. Miss Cecilia Mention,
Frank Miller Eddie Monaghan, Albert
Cole, Willie Mcmahon. Marcy Lowell,
George Glyner. Charlie King, Joseph
Lowell, Willie Bolen aud James Cole
Mrs w. A Price, of Delaware City.
has been visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Tillis Darlington, Of Philadel-
phia, has returned home from a visit to
friends in this city.
Levi Garrett and family, Of California,
are visiting friends here
Last night William h Carney enter
tertsined large number of friends at
his home. southeast corner Of Second
and Harrison streets. After an excellent
dinner had been partaken of an enjoyable
evening was spent in singing and dane.
ing Music was furnished by Messrs.
Scott, Archer aud Walker Frank Foid
caused much amusement BY his impsr
sonations of a well-known Wilmington
lawyer. He also sang anumber of songs
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sang songs aud added much to the
pleasure Of the evening
The folloNing am many others were
present: Thomas McIIueh. Harry
Stoeckle Mords Grub. George w.
Woods, T Cassidy J. McCadden, Will
lam Anderson George Bowman, BARLEY
Lee, Thomas H. Buckley, Walter
Matthews, Thomas Matthews, William
p. Hay an, Oliver Cunning. John Buck
ley, Robert Anderson Egd Charles
Stats.
Ms John K Llomis aud children. of
this city, are visiting friends in West
Chester.
Mrs James Watson, Of Wilmington, is
whiting friends in Marcus Hook.
A petition is hsirg circulated amoul
the shareholders lie Wilmington In
stitute IN behalf of The librarian aud hei
assistants It's eff co will be TO close tn,
library on Thanksgiving DAY and allow
the officers 10 partARe of Thanksgiving
dinner at home Heretofore such an op
portunity hos been unknown, probably
because none Of those interested in thl
library thought of the pleasures o.
wishes Of the employees in this respect.
Miss Bertha Brown, Of this city is tn
guest OF Mrs J Il Durham at Middle
town.
Faux Sboale, Of St. Georges, has beef
Wis ting tiieuds ia Wilmington.
NJ s. Robinson, Of this city, is the CUES
Of friends in Chester.
Mr. aud Mrs Richard Carlisle, Of thi
city have .heen the guests Of St. George
friends.
Edward Burnham, of Whining on, wa
Ia Midcistuwn yesterday.
Rev. F. Burgette Shor, of Hnri 40
Street NJ Chur b, will preach at t
Cloymont M. E. Church this evening.
superintendent Smith, Of Delawa
county (Pa free schools, is attendil
the Teasners Institute ia th is city.
merry party composed Of Miss
Grace Bruce, Name Woodrow. Ma
Sayder, Mollie Smith, Sallie Johnso
Lizzie Brown, Floiie Lopez. Sail
Mcguire. Maggie Smith Pred Moor
Howard Hill, John II. Shnnde
Allie Gentry, Robert Mullin, Mitche
Lopar. Will Mcrrssdy Frank Davis,
W. Wagner Leighton Pyle, Georl
Conley aud Stephen jackson drove
FELTON,, Pa 90 Tuesday evening aud too
part in A masqne aie party al the hon
OF Mrs J Il Pvlist AZ chat place.
young woman presented quite
zebra-lke appearance on Market sire
the other afternoon She wore froi
OF some green anl b'0wn aud t.
striped stun The stripes we're ms
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