Evening journal., 1893-05-31
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

mental and vocal concert, at the New
Century Club drawing room, on Thurs
day evening, June 1, is as follows:
PART l.
Chorus, "Das Deutsche Lied. -. ...... Franz Abt
instrumental Selections;
(a) Piano Solo. Return Of the Regiment"
Master w. Benson. .,,
Ob) Guitar Solo ......... Master F. Wilson.
(c) Piano Solo, Turkish March ....--.....
Miss Hannah Freye.
ID Piano Duet. from "Martha,n ,..,.,..-
Miss Il. Kopf and Master j. Kopf.
(e) Piano Solo, WALTZ" by L. Carpenter.
Master W. Betz.
Violincello Solo. ''Iyrolean," r. Becher
Chorus. Delaware S@ngerbund
Guitar Solo,. Master IL. wilson
Iis CaJ bright and Gay.". -. :, Miss E. Smith
10 Tenderness. Miss NJ. Porter
PART II.
Quartet from Figaro" o,"..........,.,.. Mozart
Master Donald Bush, FluJe.
Master Harry Bush, Violin.
Master Walter Bush, Cello.
Chorus us. '........... Arbeiter sengerbund
iapS Sa5 SGSvotte, % I" by w. Brown. Miss f. Pyle
fb) "La Fantastique," y. ..... Miss Florie Bell
Trio SchuDert's serenade.
Master ID. Bush, Flute.
Master II. Hush. Violin
H. Becher, Piano.
Piano Solos.
s ~ N9iss pet1o,vsy
chorus aThis Land Of ours" "......F Becher
Chorus consists of members from different
local singing societies.
Washington city newspapers have
made especial mention Of the wedding to
take place at Christ Church, Dover, next
Thursday, of Mabel Lloyd Fisher. grand
daughter of Hon. George p. Fisher, ex.
Justice of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, to Henry Ridgely, Jr.,
of Dover, the grandson of ex United
States Senator Ridgely, of Delaware.
Charles Stewart and wife, of Clayton,
spent yesterday with relatives in this
city.
Claud Holmes, of Philadelphia, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Emma @. Youpg, of West Brad
ford, Pa, is the guest of Miss Phoebe
Thompson of this city.
Mrs. r T. Hart returned to her home
in Georgetown this afternoon, after a
visit to friends in Wilmington.
Linford P. Faucett, bookkeeper for
the firm of B. S. Janney & Co., Phila-
delphia, spent yesterday in this city.
William MacCallum, of this city. has
been visiting at his former home, Ches-
ter.
Miss Lille Armstrong. of Cooch's
Bridge, is visiting among friends in this
city.
Henry Bowen has returned from a
visit to friends near Elkton, Md.
The annual council of the regent and
and the vice regents of the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association is in session at the
mansion, at the home of Washington.
Mrs George Goldsborough, of Easton,
has been appointed to one of the vacan.
cies among the vice regents, caused by
death.
Samuel S. Marley and wife, of New
port. returned on Tuesday from the
funeral of Mr.. Marley's sister, Mrs.
Hettie NJ. Kreider, of Mexico. Ind
Mrs Mary A. T. Clark, superintendent
Of the Associated Charities, Miss Mabe
Clark, and Mrs. James H. Wright will
leave this city on Monday. June g. for {
months visit to the Worlds Fair
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Wright will at
tend the annual national convention o
the Associated Charities, which meets il
Chicago next week, to which they ar
delegates.
Mrs. H. C. Jillson is slowly recovering
from a severe attack of malarial fever.
Miss Hattie P. Fish, of Wilmington
was married last evening to Frederic d
Rinnier, also of this city by Rev. J. d
@. Hanna at Asbury NJ. E. parsonage, a
No. 222 Walnut street
George Chambers, of Wilmington, i
in Clayton.
Miss Bessie NJ. Paxton and Oliver 7
Narvell, both of Port Deposit, Nd
were married on Monday evening a
Asbury NJ. E. parsonage, by Rev. ]. D
c. Hanna
Two hack loads of young people o
this city went to Brandywine Spring
last evening, where they enjoyed them
| oFlNtb ny AAnoAhbs oAPHoA was obAhN
in the Brandywine Springs Hotel and th
party returned home early this morning
Dover People and Their Visitors
special Correspondence Evening journal.
NJ. M. Viekers is visiting in Snow Hill
Md.
Miss Lou Gerry, of Port Deposit,
visiting friends in town.
Miss Annie Todd, of Philadelphia.
home on a visit.
The social events of the week wi
occur to morrow in the weddings {
Henry Ridgely, Jr. to Miss Mabel Fish'
in the Episcopal Church, at s o'clock
the morning, and that of James L. Va
Selfridge of Philadelphia, to Miss Jul
T. Todd, in the NJ f. Church tomorro
afternoon at o'clock.
Bold Highway Robbery.