Evening journal., 1893-08-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
IAN Early Morning Marriage
on the East Side.
E MOON-LOOKB NUPIIAIs.

Hthe brides parents, No. S2l Lombard
street The ceremony took place at
Ia. 80 o'clock and was performed by Rev
John France, of Scott NJ. f. Church.
&Only immediate members of the fami
lies of the contracting parties were
present
The bride wore blue serge travelling
gown, aud carried bunch OF Marchal
Neil roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Moon left here on the
.45 train over the Baltimore and Ohio
s railroad for Chicago, where they will
#spend two weeks visiting the Worlds
#Fair.
Mr.. Moon VIII make business trip
to the Pacific coast, returning to this
.zcity about December l. Their home will
be in this city.
A pleasant party left the home of Mrs
& Jess, of this city, on straw ride Mon
those present were: Mr. and Mrs Frank
: Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert p Rossiter,
Mrs. annie Myers, Miss Annie Jepson,
Miss Ida Jess, Miss Rebecca Stewart,
Miss Fannie Parker. Miss Name Kelly,
+ Miss Della Connor. Wilmer Jess, John
1$Gartland Harry Coffe, Thomas Rowe and
s Harry Smith.
George ! Feeney the genial post
master at the p, w. & b. station has
returned from a two weeks trip to
(. Boston. While in the East he went
s yachting and took In all the places Of
interest in the city.
Miss Nettie Brumwell, of this city, is
4 Visiting her grandmother, Mrs Kate
Brumwell, in Baltimore.
John Wilson and family, of this city,
have returned from visit to friends
in Lewes.
Harry Murphey and Miss Lizzie Gil.
more have returned from a visit to
# friends at Oxford.
John Philibin, Of Washington, and
Daniel Gleason, of Chicago, are guests
Of John L Malone, in this city.
Miss Edith Scott, of this city has
returned from a trip to friends at Seaford
z and Laurel
Miss Florence Walter, of Doe Run,
Pa, is visiting relatives in this city.
Elmer Walter, of Lincoln. Pa, is
guest Of relatives in this city.
It is ''rot" to preach that home is a
woman's sphere Home may be her
sphere, or the world may be her sphere,
ust according TO her own ambition or
ability A girl should consider her
individual power and tendency, and
not be influenced by g mans idea Of
what a woman should be She should
not think she must be as other girls,
but remember that she Is not exactly
like every body else that lives. tShe should
make the most OF herself and the best
Of her surroundings, no matter what be
her sphere"
Miss Elsie Stroud, Of this city. is the
gte It Of Miss Viola Pendleton at Chester.
R. Leslie Appleby, of Wilmington, is
in Chester.
Miss Amelia Gormley, Of 1910 West
Second street, left this city yesterday
for two weeks stay with friends in
Hartford, Conn.
Mi Esther Hopes. Of West Chester,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Hannah Sing
ley. in this city.
Mrs. George R. Wells. of Chester, is
spending few days in Wilmington.
President j Newlin Gawthrop, Of the
Street and Sewer Commission, and SCI
Fred, left at AZ o'clock this morning
for Chicago. They will spend two week.
at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Evelyn Chambers is visiting be
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Chambers, a
Milford cross roads, near Newark.
Walter X. Foster and sister, Mis-
Bessie. are visiting relatives in Elkton
Nd.
Marshall Smith is spending his vaca
tion with his parents in Elkton, Md.
Charles A. Foster. editor Of tn
Muster Roll, who has been III wit
typhoid fever for six weeks, is conva
lescent.
Miss Nellie Cole, Of this city. is visit
ing the Misses Dooley, of Philadelphia
Daniel J. Layton, of Georgetown. wa
in this city to day.
John P. Cotton will spend his tw
weeks vacation in New Jersey.
Ex Deputy Attorney-G neral Thoms
Davis and family, who have been sun
mering at Newark, have returned I
town.
George G Guthrie has returned frol
Lancaster, Pa.
Edward Batting, Of Bridgeport, Pa
has been visiting relatives In this city.
Miss Carrie Byron, OF this city, is visit
ing in Chesapeake Jity, Md.
Miss Emma Harper, of this city,
visiting in New York
Miss May Whann has returned hon
to this city from a visit to Haddonfel
N J.