Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-01
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Young People Enjoy Them
selves at a Lively Rate.
IN MEMORY OF 0aALLOW EEN.


Their wedding Day Celebrated In
sumptuous. style by Mr.. and Mrs. cupit.
Forty Couples Danced, as October
Faded Away, In the bali at Brandy
wine springs other Matters.
All Communications intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JOuRNAL. Com
munications should De written on one side Of
the paper only.
Mr. aud Mrs George Cnpit celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their we'd
ding at their home in ChristiaDa on
Monday evening
The time was pleasantly spent in social
intercourse, games and music. The
women present wore evening gowns.
The table was prettily decorated with
chrysantnemums, ferns and vines. The
menu consisted Of fried oysters. celery,
pickles, hot rolls, tongue, biscuit, coffee,
sauce, ice cream, cake and fruit
Among those present we're Mr.. aud
Mrs George Cupit, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Diehl, Bear Station; Mr. and Mrs
Samuel McElwee, Mr. and Mrs. John
| Wayne Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith,
Nj aud Mrs John Megginson, Mr. and
| Mrs George Whitfield, ST., DR.. and Mrs
| Peters, Mr. aud Mrs Harry Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby.s Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clay, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Alrich, Mr. and Mrs John Smith, Mr.
and Mrs @ Groves, Washington, ID. G
Mr.. and Mrs H. p Bullen, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Duffy, Wilmington; Mrs David
Leech and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George
/ Whitfield Jr Thomas Whitfield Harry
Grose Miss Louise Currinder, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sinclair Mrs Singles, Phila.
delphia; Miss Salle Peters, Miss Helen
Gooding. Rockland Miss Reba Kemp.
Wilmington, Mrs. Laura Lyman, Miss
Maud Lyman, Thornton Lyman, State
Road William Smith. Newark Miss Lille
Bullen, Miss George Bullen. Miss Maggie
Currinder, Mr. and Mrs Harry Graves,
Harry ellis. Miss Alice Cannon, David
Donaldson Miss Mary Cannon. Mr. Hayes
Mrs James Smalley, Miss Mabel Clark,
Wilmington; Mrs Title Written, Thomas
Bullen. Miss Ella Whitfield, Charles Bar
rett, Miss Eva Currnder, Miss Fannie Can.
non, Wilmington; Mack Appleby, Miss Ida
Currinder, Jacob Stafford, Walter Cupit,
Hampton Cnpit, Robert Jordan, Charles
Davidson, Mrs Cleaves, Mrs Deveral and
Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cupit received a number
of handsome gifts, among them being an
oak sdining set silverware, linen and
rocking chairs The gift to Mr. Cupii
from his wife was a beautiful gold watch
W. J Daniels, Of this city, started OF
a four days cunning trip to Townsend
this morning.
A masquerade ball was held in th,
Braudywine Springs Hall, al Braudywin'
Springs last night About forty couples
were on ,he march.
q "All Hallow- Zen. with It's grotesqu
4 and mysterious rites, legends, tricks
and foolishness was celebrated in dul
= style last night by the small boy and hi
larger brother Sometimes his BIZ
D sister took a share in the fun, and IL sh
b didn't pull as many door bells. and wea
a as many false faces, is it safe to sal
q that she wasted more apples and chest
nuts aud ate more sailed eggs than an,
ordinary boy would dream of doing
o A young woman wore an odd thoug
q not unbecoming gown the other after
., noon that made her the cynosure of al
=, eyes The frock itsslf was of a golde
B. tan shade, trimmed with row upon ROY
d Of purple velvet The bodice was shor
q and round and also generously covere
with velvet Of the same color as th
skirt trimming.
She wore tan-colored shoes and purpl
gloves, and tapped herself of with Ia
felt hat, adorned with impossible nurpl
!, roses.
Y Philip Q Churohmsn has returne
y from Chicago,
Z Mrs s. l.. Breese Of Washington, 1
q O., is registered at the Clayton House.
y They were fne-looking couple, h
Y tall and erect with iron gray hair and
military mustache She was STAT. fa
y and forty with a fresh rosy complexion
y, lie wore a silk hat, lightoolored TO
= coat and swung a cane In his glove
right hand She wore a handsome gov
y Of black silk, stylish wrap and a bon
net of the latest make. She also woi
~ the unmentionables
Upon approaching a certain hon.
~ madam abruptly mounted the steps, the
io turned 20 see her husband calmly col
ln tinulng his walk up the street
10 John, she called sharply, ICON
:. back here, John.
y. John started guitily at the sound
her voice, and dropped his walkiu
u stick "What Is Il NJ dearg' he inquir,
a., mildly, as he went back TO her. "Wl
a.. do you stop hereg'
y. stop hereY why because Mrs Blau
- lives here. and because I wish TO 81
ii MIS- Blank, madam retorted.
o But ventured madam's husbar
~ timidly, MRS. Blank lives in the me-
W. square mn dear. Why he continue
" with badly concealed anxiety, "you 81
not going In without ringing. are you
Madam did not vouchsafo an answe
,et but smartly showed her lord and msst
he into the hallway and the last thing q
ch EVENING JOURNAL representative So
sh was the ludiorous mingled looks Of pr
sn- test and resignation on that henpeck
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