Evening journal., 1893-11-10

tatnment at the home oi MISS AeiNhai"-
son-Charity Meeting at the New-Cen-
tury Club-DeIawsre Camera Clubs En-
tertainment There This Evening.
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in /
st. Johns Church at o'clock last even
ing Miss Mary Ellen Clough was the
ride and Joseph Kirkpatrick, the groom.
Bishop Coleman performed the ceremony. |
AS the bride entered the church, James |
V. Roberts played the wedding march. |
The church was well filled with friends |
of both bride snd groom.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirkpatrick left here on |
a wedding trip TO New York. On their
return they will make their home at |
Augustine Banks
The second parlor entertainment for |
the benefit of the Mercy and Help de- |
partment of the Epworth League, of |
Scott NJ E Church, was given at the
home of Miss Annie Richardson, on Kirk |
wood street, last evening. A neat sum
was realized. The program consisted of
vocal and instrumental music recitatioDs
and an interesting talk on the Worlds
Fair, by Mrs A. H. Berlin, which was
the feature Of the evening
Miss Lille Parker and Miss Mamie
Foreman sang. IF you love me darling,
tell me with your eyes" in charming
manner. Other features of interest
were, the piano and violin duet by Mabel
and Roy Hart, and the instrumental trio,
by Messrs. Davis, Hall and Easom.
The Delaware Camera Club will give
an exhibition in the New-Century Club
drawing-room this evening. There was
large gathering at the last meeting
which was greatly pleased with the
mechanism Of the new stereopticon.
A general charity meeting was held at
o'clock in the New Century Club parlors
this afternoon. Associated Charities
visitors, representatives of other kindred
societies and ministers of various demon
nations were present Rev. John Y.
Dobbins. D. D., gave a talk on Co-opers-
tion between Churches and Charities.
The members of Industry Conclave,
No. %, Ancient Order Adhesive Mogul-
lians, and their wives and children,
feasted on bivalves in Eden Hall last
night Raw oysters, panned oysters,
fried oysters and stewed oysters were the
order, and before the musical director
called halt eight barrels of Delaware's
best had been devoured by the 200 per-
sons, who ate nothing all of yesterday in
anticipation of the feast. served under
the direction of Caterer Frank A. Nit
chell Assistants Ferguson, Mccormick
and Whitaker.
Senator w. T. Watson, of Milford, was
in Wilmington for short time yester-
day.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, OF Philadelphia, is
registered at the Clayton House.
Frank Hall, of this city, has returned
from a visit to Townsend.
Miss Sallie Butler, Of Georgetown is
the guest of her brother, E. s. R. Butler,
on Washington street.
Mrs. Rebecea Emerson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Walker, Of this city, have
been the guests of friends in Middle
town.
Mrs George B. Richards, of Middle
town, has beon visiting friends in this
city.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW YORK., Nov. O-Wilmingtonians
In this city yesterday were; w. n
Harris, w. Ii Kenworthy, at the Broad
way Central Hotel; R Koebles, Windsor
Hotel; A. D. Warner, Plaza Hotel; L A.
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Parke, st. Denis Hotel; H. B Cobb
Hotel Savoy; w. Il Council, Windsor
Hotel j. A. Lyons, Hoffman House; +
Sheppard, Broadway Central Hotel; c
+. Gordon, Broadway Central Hotel; T
Wilmohr, Windsor Hotel.
Miss Josephine Foald, Of Delawar
CITY, and William Foard, of Philadelphia
wee in Wilmington to-day.
john Rbinehart and family, N Canb
Brown, Mrs Mary Brown, NJ Kinse
Brown, aud Mr. and Mrs Howard Ma!
of this ci,y, attended the wedding q
Marcus Hook OF Miss Emma Gray,
that place, and William Brown, Of Medi
on Wednesday evening.
W. H. Foulk, Of this city, has bee
visiting his brother. j. Y. Foulk,
Milford.
Fred SatteIfeld, OF this city, is visl
ing friends in Harrington.
Mrs Elbridge Plumber and Miss Kat
Plum Der, of this city, have return'
from the Worlds Fair.
Charles Jones, of this city, has 7
tnrned from visit to Cheswold
S.H Clark, Of Chester is in town e
day the guest of T. Bayard Heisel
Professor Frank Leslie Crowell,
Philadelphia, was in this city yesterda
Miss Matte Boren. of Holly Oak,
Wis ting friends in this city.
Bar On Gustav Berg and his daught'
Miss Mimi, visited Thomas Smith
this city yesterday The youngest s,
of the baron is the husband of q