Evening journal., 1893-12-08

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The United Circle of Kings Daughters
gave its first musicale at the Auditorium
last night, and an excellent program was
rendered The audience was composed
of nearly 81 O00 people. The program
included selections by the First Reg-
ment Band, violin solo, by Frank Stueb-
gen; vocal solo, by Miss Mauds Ferre
Shure; tenor solo, by J King; ano
solo, by r Alexander Bowers, aud man
dolin solo by Hugh Baker The Columbia
Glee Club with T. Clymer as director
and VIII M. S Brown as accompanist,
gave several selections and was heartily
applauded.
The Brandywine Chapter of the Ep
worth League held its regular meeting
in the lecture room of the Brandywine
M. E Church last night. After a short
devotional exercise, the meeting was
given in charge Of Miss Hattie Pierce
vice president of the organization She
had prepared a pleasing program which
was well rendered. II consisted of select
reading by Miss Florence FOIsythe; solo,
Miss Annie jackson; duet by the Misses
Davis; instrumental duet, by Miss
Hattie Pierce and Albert Pierce; duet.
by the Misses Fierheld aud recitations by
Mrs Bsbcock and William Morton.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Ella j. Pierce by her many young
friends last evening at her home, No 3i3
South Harrison street The hours passed
quickly while the young people danced,
played games and participated in other
mt..H r A ~
were; Mr.. and Mrs Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Mast.
Mrs Ewing, Mrs. r Smith. Misses Lena
Reese, Bessie Tomlinson. Lizzie Rigby,
Rutl, Pierce Mrs Sallie Sharp, Mrs Sal
lie g Pyle, James Wharry, James Sharp,
Of Philadelphia; g. Conley.
j. W. Wood Of Chester, was in this
city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Glenn, of West Chester,
has returned to her home after a visit to
fris nds in this city.
Spence Vinsinger, of this city, attended
the wedding Of Charles w Jackson, Of
Washington, and Miss Emma Carr, Of
Moore, Pa, az the latter place on
wednesday evening
superintendent w s Heger, of the
Wilmington City Railway Company, is
down with the grip
st. Vincent De Paul Society gave an
entertainment in the basement of st
Patrick's Church last night Professor
Hyatt'a fOrchestra rendered several Sc
lecti1's, and there we're solos by Miss
McCal lister, Miss BJnuer and William
McNulty
Miss Francis Gallagher aud Mr. Dooley
gave recitations Mcllvsine and Com
pauy and Mr. Buzine gave sketches
The entertsinment was a success
John P Bell and Mrs. Annie E. Emer-
son, both of this city, were married on
Tuesday evening. The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage of Asbury Nj.
4. Church, By Rev. j. d G. Hanna
Mrs J. w Writ. Of Elkton, Nd, was
in this city yesterday.
Josiah Marvel, of Philadelphia, was in
this city yesterday, the guest of his
brother Judge Marvel.
Mrs. Tomlinson, of Bustleton. Pa. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G, j. Kin
Read.
Ralph A. Lyon, formerly of the EVEN
ING JOURNAL, now Of Philadelphia wa'
in this city yesterday.
Mrs J. Clayton Massey, Of thli
city, has been the guest of friends a
MiddletoWn.
John Osbeltree. Of this ety. is visiting
friends at st. Georges.
John A Todd, of this city, has re
turned from an extended trip Il
Chicago
Miss Cora Cahsll. Of Greenwood, is
visiting friends in this city.
w Woodward White, Of London, Eng
land, is registered at tho Hotel Willis.
Irving v McWhorter. Of Camden, n
j., has been visiting his parents. Mr. an
Mrs Charles II McWhorrer In this city
On Sunday he will leave for New Yorl
having accepted a position with Who'll,
sale druggists
American Ambassador Thomas +. Bay
ard has presented j. Roosevelt Roosevelt
the new first secretary, 70 Lord Rose
berry.
Miss Anna Simmons, OF No. 1905 Yves
Tenth street. will give dance this evei
ing ia honor OF her guest, Miss Moore, q
Philadelphia
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Anderson. son Of William Anderson,
prominent farmer Of this county. an
Miss May Reid, d ,ughter Of Joseph "
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