Evening journal., 1893-07-01
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

LUGAL QUILL NEWS.
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A pleasant surprise party left this city
last Wednesday evening in two large
hacks. It's destination being the "Hare's
Corner Hotel" The occasion being the
birthday of mine host--Peter Fagan The
surprise was a complete one, the host being
caught as lie was coming across the field
from his days work. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing and other
amusements A fine supper was served
which reflected great credit on Mrs.
Fagans part Among the many who
were there we've the following: Misses
Emma and Katie Burns, Mary Crumlish,
Lizzie Flemming, Lizzie Gilmore, Cassie
and Rose Gallagher, Katie and Grace
Ferry. Mary Lynch. Miss Watson. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Pagan, Annie Kirke.
Messrs. Murphy. Pagan, Brown, Hogan,
White, Daley, McAlister
Some of the party would make good
road walkers, and tree climbers.
Miss Mary Conner, a member of st.
Paul's R. G. choir of this city, will sing
at the Church of the Holy Cross, at
Dover, tomorrow.
Harry Erase, of this city, has been
visiting relatives at Pennsgrove
Mrs. Lucy Hayes, of Tenth street. this
city, is spending a week at Atlantic
City.
Miss Annie vandver, of this city, has
been visiting friends in Clayton
Mr.. and Mrs Yardley T. Brown, of
Hamilton, Va, is visiting in this city.
Victor B. wooley is the guest of
George S. Wooley at Chesapeake City.a
Miss Lucy Biddle has returned to her
home in this city from a visit to Miss
Elsie Tull, at Elkton.
Alex Newman. of Wilmington, is
visiting his parents at Harrington.
Little Miss Helen Heinzer is visiting
her grandparents at Georgetown.
Miss Mollie Taylor, of Dover, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Williamson. of
this city, are spending some time at
Ocean City, n. J.
Rev. o. G. Buddington has returned to
Wilmington from trip to Chicago.
George.McCafferty, of Linwood, Pa is
visiting in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson aud Miss
Ethel Wilson, of this city, left to day
for visit to Boston.
Harper's Weekly of this week con =
tains a picture of Victor S. Thomas,
the coxswain of the Harvard crew Mr..
Thomas is a son of Charles +. Thomas,
of this city.
Miss Ida Baker, Of Milford, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Frank Walker, the retiring president
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, was
rendered a reception by the society last
night at the church Mr.. Walker was a
favorite with his fellow members.
Frank Turner and Morris Rogers OF
this city, will leave TO day for Cape May.
where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. James O'Bren and Mrs. John
Grant, of West Chester, Pa fare visiting
their sister, Mrs. Martin Keogh, at City
Hotel, for a few days.
Wearing the hair parted in the mid
die Is favorite fashion among many
Wilmington girls. Sometimes the
baby" bang is to be seen. But the
average girl reioices in the possession
Of distracting part. 1t is not univers
ally becoming, though, as one dainty
creature confessed sit does seem Sc
dudish, you know" But the most
fetching girl and the most envied one
is the girl whose hair curls. 1t waves
away from either side of fascinating
part with beauty that no curling iron
can impart. She is the despair Of
all other girls. No matter how
young, or how old she is. she hai
that easy, free, happy go lucky, graceful
impish-other girls call it
that generally goes with naturally curl,
hair 1t is almost enough to drive
girl wild who has to curl her hair, to Sc
curly haired girl tripping abou
on rainy day with kinks all over he
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