Evening journal., 1893-06-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
A Charming Gypsy Maid Tells
Fortunes at a Lawn Party.
ANOTHER FOR TOMORROW NIGHT

by the Tabernacle Society at Eighth aud
Rodney streets-The Guests Of Will
mington People and the List of VIII
mIngtonians who sundayed Abroad.
Ian communications intended for insertion
in this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOuRNAL. Com
munlcRtions should be written on one side OF
the paper onlY.l
Bert Gambrill is visiting relatives near
Baldwin, Md.
Robert G. Gambril and wife spent
Sunday with relatives near Balti-
more, Nd
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held this evening at Red Clay
Creek Presbyterian Church The pro.
ceeds are for the benefit Of the church
DR. A. N. Raub of Delaware College,
Newark, was in Philadelphia on.Ssturday.
Miss BERTHE Jones, of this city. has re-
turned from a visit to Mddletown
friends
A lawn party under the auspices of
the Mexican Band of St. Andrew s
Church and circle of Kings Daughters
was given on the beautiful lawn OF
Henry Il Morse, No. 800 Delaware
avenue. Tables, at which refreshments
were provided, were placed on the lawn,
there were swings, see saws and a
lemonade we'll A charming gypsy maid
told fortunes.
Both fancy and useful articles were
sold from booths arranged on the porch
In the evening the grounds were lighted
by lanterns and gasoline. making the
scene an extremely pretty one. The
proceeds are to be used for Mexican work
and local charitable purposes
A Tabernacle Society has been organ
lied TO provide the poor churches Of this
diocese with the vestments, etc, re.
quired in the services of the Catholic
Church.
This society will give its second festi
val on Tuesday and Wednesday evening,
on A. J. Hart's lawn, Eighth anc
Rodney streets Music will be furnished
by a selected orchestra The proceeds o.
the festival are to be devoted to carrying
out the object of the society.
The marriage of George w. Phillips
formerly Of Laurel and Miss Lidi,
Sorden is announced to take place in thii
city on Thursday evening June 10.
Mrs Fidelle Kaleiber and daughter, o
Philadelphia, spent yesterday will
friends in this city.
Rev. Isaac Jewell of Epworth Church
this city,is in Centreville TO day.
Miss Gertrude Bright, of 796 Kin
street, this city, is on weeks visit t
Miss Alice Short, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Neutze. o
Watertown, n. Y, who we're marie
on last Thursday are here spendin
their honeymoon with the groom
sister, Mrs. B. F. Morrison, No 81
West Seventh street They will
given a reception at the home OF tn
groom's mother, No. S11 West Fourt
street, to morrow evening.
Colonel Samuel A. Price, wife, daughts
and grandchildren spent a delightful da
on the banks of the Chester creek ye
terday.
Thomas Holcomb, Fifth Auditor of ii
, United States Treasury Department, wi
( spent Sunday with his family at Ne
/, Castle, was in Wilmington for a sho
! time to day.
Willard Salisbury. Jr.. spent SundG
with his mother in Dover.
S15O-Sl65-$175 for goood slightly
used Pianos, cash or easy terms. H.
Robelen, No. TO Market street.
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