Evening journal., 1893-05-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

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Men are largely what women make
them. aud It is in the power OF a mother
to make her son bad husband but il
she begins right, IL is In the power of his
wife to reform him What do ad.
wiser The lower education Of women.
We are troubling ourselves too much
nowadays about the cultivation Of the
brain. and not thinking Of the cultiva.
tion Of the heart. IL IS only the lower
education of women that will lead
them TO the highest state Of happi-
ness-that Of being a Joy forever
to one human being. What are you
going to grasp for2 What | call the
lower education Of women isn't taught
at the Harvard annex IL has to be
learned by constant watchfulness, and
its tutor is a gay little professor who
signs his name Cupid. M. A. And he is
a master Of arts. He knows the great
art Of pleasing. He knows the great art
Of soothing He understands the great
art of encouraging; but he is quite
ignorant Of tho vice called thoughtless.
ness. He has no knowledge OF feminine
independence, md he laughs until every
dimple deepens at the people who cal
vanity love.-'Bab.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mullin Of VIII
mington, are the guests of West Chester
friends
The Young Peoples and Ladies Aid
societies of the First Presbyterian
Church will hold a strawberry festival
on Thursday Friday and Saturday even
ings of this week.
The Alumni and Alumne Association
of the High School will give a musicale
in the assembly room Of the High School
building, OH Friday night June , The
musicale will conclude with the farce,
Box and Cox.
The entertainment tomorrow evening,
under the au uspices Of the Ladies Aux
iliary Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation promises to be an interesting
one. There will be a novel and pretty
! fan drill by sixteen young women. The
program also includes singing by Mrs
Kate Blsselle Pyle, Miss Nirgie Jones
Miss Lucie NJ Barnes and Fred Beaston
together with instrumental selections
and recitatiOns.
Miss Nellie Jeanette Collision Etze
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Etzel
will be married to Charles Benton Nc
Kaig on Wednesday evening, June E. al
: 30oclock, in st. Stephens Englisi
Lutheran Church.
Miss villa Morgan, of Georgetown. ha,
been visiting her brother, Rev. Stephei
Morgan, at Mt. Salem NJ. f. Churcl
parsonage.
The Sunshine Circle Of Kings Daugh
ters of st Paurs NJ. E. Church, vii
give musicale aud literary entertain
ment at the church this evening.
Miss Rebecca Milligan, president Of th
temperance society Of the First Presby
terian Church will give reception I
the members Of that society on Frida
evening.
The following Wilmingtonians wei
al the New York hotels yesterday:
Gorh, Windsor Hotel c. A Pusey Yves
minister Hotel; q J. Brdgers, St. Denn
Hotel
. Misses Jennie Haynes and May seve
son, of Clayton, are visiting friends
: Wilmington.
Harry Pyle, of this city, has been yisi
Z ing Smyrna friends.
e Mrs. Andrew Sullivan. Of Clayton,
visiting friends in Wilmington.
George Patterson. of Wilmington, W
+ the guest Of friendsin Smyrna this weel
Rev. w. L. S Murray of Dover, is Il
y guest of Rev. +, J.. Hubbard Of I'll
: city.
IS James r. McHugh and wife of ii
II city, will leave next week for Augustiu
e Fla.
Prothonotary Stephen K Belts Of Ke
county was at the Court House in u
d city for a short time this morning
d Colonel 7 Cooper, register Of wi
70 Of Kent county, was in Wilmington
W day.
e. Willard l. Merris of West Chest
8. Pa University of Pennsy lvania ms
Coe was the guest Of James W. Ponder
At day.