Evening journal., 1893-12-07

tanning Guests-ThOse who Are Being
Entertained.
An comruni cations intended for insertion
IN fhis column should he addressed TO Society
Edifor care Of the EVEN NC JOURNAL COM
munications sh ould be written on one side Of
the paper oniN.
one of the subjects on which the
"Woman's Page" newspaper writers
never seem to tire is the complexion
Another. aud one, of course. closely
allied TO it, is the skin The following
gives a number Of coloTs, and their TO
suits upon the complexion
Rose red cannot be pu in contact
with the rOsest compilations without
causing them to lose some Of their
freshness Dark red is less objection
able for certain compl, xious than rose
red, because, being higher than he
warmer tone, il tends to inpart white
ness 70 the skin in cons quence of con
trast of color A delicate green is, on
the contrary, favorable to all fair com
plexions. which are deficient in rose,
and which may have more impaired to
them without inco venience But It is
not so favorable to the compilations that
are more red than rosy, nor TO those that
have tint of orange mixed with brown
la the latter case dark green will be
less obi -ctionable than a delicate green
Yellow imparts violet to a fair skin,
and in this view it is less favorable than
the delicate green To those skins
which are more yellow than orange, it
imparts white; but this combination is
very dull and heavy for fair complex
ion When the skin is tinted more with
orange than yellow we can make It
roseate by neutraizing the yellow. II
produces this effect on the darkha
type and is particularly becoming to
brunettes
Violet, the complementary of yellow,
produces contrary effects; thus il i'm
parts some greenish-yellow TO fair com
plexions, augmenting the yellow tint Of
yellow and orange skins The little blue
there may be in a complexion it makes
green; violet, then, is one of the least
favorable colors to che skin, at least when
not sufficiently deep to whiten the face
by contrast Of tone.
Miss Julia Newklrk, of Crum Lynne
has been the guest of friends in this
city.
Janitor William Hanna, of the Court
House, who has been seriously i'll for two
weeks is convalescent, but not yet able
TO resume his duties
j. Norris Robinson is slowly recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever He is
able to sit up and will doubtless be out
in week or two. A trained nurse has
been in attendance.
The fifty first anniversary of Whining
ton Encampment No. 81, Knights Of St.
John and Malta was celebrated at Fifth
and Market streets, last evening. The
chair was occupied by Past Commander
Isaac Pyle Speeches were made by
Msior r NJ. Read. Of Philadelphia
Grand Prior of Pennsylvania Alfred A
DuBan, of Philadelphia, ex Mayor 5 j
Wiley of this city. Judge d I Marvel anC
DR. Peter Cooper The Mendessohn Quar-
let sang several popular songs with vii
M 5 Brown as aecompanist. The enter
tainment was enjoyed by over 100 mem
bers and guests.
John T Gray, of Washington, was il
this city yesterday. He is in Seaford to
day.
Cards ara out for the wedding of DR.
James Il Wilson and Mrs. R. a. j. Hsr
rington, both of Dover, on December II
The marriage has just been announces
OF William Thomas, of this city, Z
Miss nnie Truitt, of Bayville, SUISSE,
county, on December 3 The ceremon
WAS performed by Rev w H Burrell
at No. 43 Cooper street, In Camden
The wedding is announced Of Mis-
l. zxie Whiteley, Of Frsderics, TO Wi
liam w Baker, Of Baltimore The eeT
emony will take place in the M K
Church of Frederick. on Thursday, DE
cember IA
&c ,rge Gray Knowles. who has been i
Brsz for several months aud subj scte
10 many of the iuconveniences iuciden
to the Melio revolut on, ha ~, is be
lieved sailed from Bahia for home an
mis- arrival is hourly expected by hi
parents.
Robert Scott, one of the head sale
men at sharp & Co 5, is down with Il
grip. with DR.. Willard Springer in a
tendance
II Smith and Miss Martha Wand
grift. of Cecilton, Md. are guests of MI
j. L. Vandyke.