Evening journal., 1893-11-29
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Many Happy Thanksgiving
Brides and Grooms.
PLEASANT wesr SIDE sURPRIsE

Encampment No. 2s, knights of SC. John
and Malta, TO Celebrate Its First Ami
versary December 6-Charity Entertain
ment at St. PauIs Tonight
Al, oo,,,,,,,ri oations intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor care OF the EVEN Nc JOURNAL Com
municatiOns sh Ould be written on one side OF
the paper ONLY.
Miss NJ ggie Curlett was given sur
nrise Marty a het home No 400 West
Fourth street last night An enjoyable
evening was spent by the young people
prssent Some Of those were: Misses
Maggie Curlett. May Marlin Ella Curlett.
Elva VinsiDger. Alice Mcintyre Ella
Johnson. Lidie Johuson Annie Rsyne,
Vina Sollowsy Bessie King Gussie Logan,
Belle Moore, Allie Frazer. Carrie Jones
George Rommel Arthur Boys Brandt
Hoffman, William Deisem, William
Meyers, Albert Pswley. Elmer Hanna,
Ed gin Cain, George alexander. Harry
Coke. Aaron Berg, William Duncan.
Wilmer Plumby, Charles Marten, Charles
Mcbride, Warren Curlett, Thomas Cur
lett, Mr.. and Mrs T r. Curlett.
Frank Register, of this city, is visiting
in Smyrna
Mrs. Lizzie Scbaefer, Of Seventeenth
and Union streets, has returned from an
extended visit to friends in Chester
Philadel phia and Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Davis and
Nathaniel w Davis have gone to Mil
ford to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of EpwOrth
Church was held at the residence of
Mrs. b Frank Handy Monday evening.
After the business pertaining to the
\ meeting had been transacted, pleasant
I program was given by the members, fol-
lowed by coffee and cakes.
CAMBRIDGE Nd Nov. 30 The mar.
, riagelof Miss Edith Seward, daughter of
/ Captain Thomas Seward, of Dorchester
county, to DR.. Clarence Nichols, of Bal
timore, took place yesterday afternoon at
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, Cam
4 bridge, Rev F. c. MscSorley the pastor,
officiating
The bride was dressed in travelling
y suit of brown cloth and carried large
, bunch of LaFrance roses.
After the ceremony the bride, and
, groom left for Baltimore by the steamer
E Cambridge They will proceed via
Philadelphia to Seaford, Del, the home
of John + Nichols. a brother of the
groom, where Thanksgiving dinner will
( be taken and family reunion held
Mr.. and Mrs Nichols will arrive at
their home, No 1889 East Eager street.
Baltimore, about December 10 DR.. Nichols
is formerly of Centreville, Md. The
ushers were: DR. n. Jackson, of Balti-
more; Charles Webster of East New
market, and Fred Fletcher aud James
Maccresdy, Of Cambridge.
The marriage of Miss Alice La Berta
Walton, daughter Of ex Representative
Charles Walton, to Thomas sSterling
Smith, Of near Iron Hill Nd, will be
celebrated at the home of the bride, al
Newark, this evening.
City Treasurer's Clerk Samuel A. Prici
will spend Thanksgiving in Chester will
his wife and daughter.
The marriage of franklin Pyle anC
Miss Underwood, of Marshallton, is an
nounced to take place to morrow even
ing at o'clock, at the home Of tn
brides parents, at Marshallton.
Mrs L w. Emerson, Of Summit
Bridge, has removed her family to No
7O3 Tatnsll street.
WILMINGTON Enclmpment No 81
Knights Of st. John aud Malta, wi
celebrate its FIRST anniversary on Wed
nesday evening December 6. at 2 81
The exercises will be held in the ne'
hall in the Leiberman building, at Fift
and Market streets.
Miss Ida Meredith and Miss Matt
Jordan, of Trainor, Pa, are visitin
friends in this city.
The Shields Library Association wi
give its ihirtieth annual reception th
evening in the Library building.
Mr. and Ms. George E King hal
gone on visit E, Rev and Mrs. d.
Corkrau, at Cesilton, Nd.
William Johnson and family. of th
city. have been visiting friends in Marc
Hook.
The Brownsoh Library Association W
give reception tomorrow afternoo
Music for dancing will be furnished
Alberts Orchestra
Miss Kate Grubh has been visiti
friends at Marcus Hook
Mrs S NJ Way, of Chester, has be
wishing friends in this city.
The Sunday school aud Young Peopl
Christian Endeavor, Of St. Paul's NJ.
Church, will give an entertainment
the benefit of the poor this eveniI
Joseph Pyle will preside aud Rev T.
Ferney. Of Pnilsdelphia will make
address Each person who attends