Evening journal., 1893-06-03
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Miss Margaret H. Hilles, OF
Wilmington, Graduates
From Bryn Mawr.
MUSICALE AND FAROE.LAsT NIGHg

Dutany Goes 70 firginin TO ogeH
Chureh-Lotta's Early TO Bed and
Early to Rise"
Ian communications intended for insertion |
I'M this column should be addressed 90 Society !
Editor care OF the EvnN1NG JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written on one side of !
the paper onlY.l
The Alumni and Alumnae Association
ef the High School gave musicale last
evening. concluding with the farce. "A
Box Of Monkeys Part first of the pro.
gram was made up Of musical Nimbers
wholly, and part second was devoted to
the farce which was the feature of the
entertainment. Frequent applause ex.
pressed the satisfaction and pleasure o T
the spectators. The following was the
program;
Pant 7.
Overture, "Beclns Srand Marqh, %. .Ore.hestsa
Vocal solo, u Love 1bear .......... Raj moud
". RoberEfValtcrs.
lnstruzental sslo, selected,
waltzos, Dramatic News 80. Orchestra
Vocal solo, ''The Red Scarf 1T. Bonheur
George r. Baird. 's6.
Quartet, void Folks at Home"
Otorture, THE Merry soubrette," Orchestra
Vocal solo, LET Ne Like soldier FAN"
W Robert walteA.
Miss Nellie simmons, 20
Selections from wang" ,"....,...... Orchestra
PART IT.
Farce in one act, entitled "a Box Of Mon-
keys" by Grace l.. Furniss.
Characters:
Edward Ralston, a young American, half
owner Of Sierra Gold Aiine.
Mr. Chamberlain Philadelphia
Chauncy Oglethorpe. his partner second sln
or LORD DonoAstor,. .ElVood Layneid, 50
Mrs. ORdego Jhones, an adniirer OF raak.
Sierra Bengallne, her niece "A Prairi Ross.
Miss susan q. Walters, -
Lady Guinevere Llasdpoore, dauehttrof the
'' ~ Miss Katharine A. Flinn. 30
ne-Drawing -rgoln blrs ondeEo jAones's
residences, Ne yJO Firm avenue.
Music, Orchestra.
Mrs Eugene Barnes aud daughter, Of
Kirkwood, we're visiting in this city yes
terday.
George W. Kreer and wife returned to
this city last night from visit to the
Worlds Fair
Edward Il Booth, formerly Of the
Ninth ward, this city, will be graduated
tfrem the law department Of the George
town University, Washington, D. c., on
Monday, June .. De Row lives in
Washington.
Rev. w. G. Koons, Of North East
Nd, has been spending this week in
Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs Marks, Of this city, have
osen the guests Of friends In Chesa.
( psake City.
| Miss Flora Brown. Of Elkton, Is
visiting friends in Wilmington
1 Mas Ida Davis, of this city. Sas been
Visiting her Pareats IL HlktsA
Rev. n 6. Dulany, Of Klngswood A.
E. Church, went to Virginia 30 day to
assist Bishop Aallalieu in reopening q
ehurch one Of his former charges.
hr. Dulany wss pastor Of the church
for three yeaTe. Recently il he's been
iremodeled and newly furnished, and to-
sAorrow 10 is 70 be re-opened with special
services The church is credit to the
people of that section, wkose main in
dusJry is that of patato raising. The
| town is beautifully situated betw0en the
two bays and promises 20 become as
thrifty as any ca the eastern shore Of
Virginia
Rev E. l.. Hsbbsra, Of Unios 81. f.
Church. will preach in the NJ E. Church
at North East, Nd, tomorrow.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of J. Sumner Deford and Miss Mary
! Toulks. en- Thursday evening, June IS,
at the residence Of the brides father in
Elk Neck.
Miss Margaret Hill Hules Of this city,
was one Of the class that graduated frsm
Blsn 4awr College on Thursday She ia
a neiee 81 Miss Margaret s. Hikes, state
president Of the -Womans s Christian
Temperance Union
Thirty young women graduated, after
al academic course 81 eight years. The
commencement exercises began at l2 30.
and after the report for the degrees OF
candidates for Bachelor of Arts had been
made by Miss Thomas, dean Of the faculty,
the candidates went TO the platform by
fours and received their blue rlbbgnsd
degrees.
Thomas w. Hopkins and Miss Lena V.
Fishes both Of New Castle county, Della.
ware, were married on Thursday after
noon last at the Asbury parsonage by
Rev. j. d. G. Hanna
Miss Margaret N Merrill IN the jane
number Of the Cosmopolitan, contributes
an article on Sorosis the mother oi
women's clubs. Miss Merrill is wei
fitted by her active and indepsndenN
career to be e typical representative Of
Ssrosis Although it Is only twenty iv,
yesrs old it has in the various countrie'
Of the world more than 200 branches
Although Sorosis has not a club house Of
I her own, yet no one Of it's branches feel.
{ that it has attained the dignity anC
S | strength of the mother club The Ris,
and Fall Of the Hawaiian Monarchy IL
the title of paper by Herbert H. Gowen
The article is interesting, as wen 81
: timely as the Hawaiian question
l has been the all absorbing topic. 9TH
. Deserted Homes of New England" b,
J. kClfton Johnson is treated ably By him
Various reasons are given by him as th
cause. Emigration has become NOR
q general with the increase Of railroad
9 but the more important reason is tn