Evening journal., 1893-11-18
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Brilliant Social Event on Del
aware Avenue.
MISS MORSE PRESENTED LAsTNIGHT

Scores of Guests In Evening Dress Spend
Delightful Evening Among Flowers
and Friends Maohinist Maiers Ban
quets His Friends in Honor of His
Freedom-H. II. Feaster surprises Sur
prIsers.
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A charitable pound party was given by
Misses Maggie and Annie Malloy for the
widow of x-Ofiicer Shultz on Thursday
evening, at No. 1928 Walnut street.
Among those present we're: Miss Nettie
Barton, George Barton, John Hewes,
PHILADELPHIA; H. Kennedy w Atherholt,
H Tatnall, Thurlow; J. Foley, NJ.
Words. W. Berry. Crum Lynne; Misses
Lille Bulger. Nellie Jordan, Agnes
Magee. Lille Hutchinson, Lizzie
Scout Madge Bulger, Theresa
Jordan. Efie Hutchinson Nellie
Hangrey, Sadie Newell. Jennie NJ. a.
benny. Bessie Malloy, Maggie Morrow,
Rose Patterson, Name Malloy, Bessie
Wilson. Mary Malloy, Bessie Wells
Sallie Woman, May Flower, Eleanor
Flower. Bertha Kenton, John HorisR,
John NJ. Cafferty, Will Estes. Walter
Foster, James Logue, Archie Pryor,
George Patterson, A. Morgan, Will
Phillips John Higgins, Thomas Dimelow,
Enos Doherty, Charles Bulger, Will
Shallady. Joe Dohertg. Paul Negendank,
George John. Joe Mention. Martin Pow
ers, Harry Powers, John Malloy, John
Fitzgerald.
Messrs. Banks and Bradford, of Union
NJ Z Church, this city, and Davidson,
of the New Castle NJ Church. attended
the reception rendered 10 Rev. e. L
Hubbard, Phi ID by the congregation Of
the Madison Square Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church in Baltimore on Thurs
day night The reception was brilliant
affair The Sunday school room was
beautifully adorned with fairy lamps,
royal portieres, banks of flowers and
ferns. Nuic was furnished by quartet
Of men singers and selected orchestra
10 his own sprightly style. DR.. Hubbard
responded to a splendid address.of well
come by an accomplished young woman.
Mrs Hubbard was i'll but attended the
reception, remaining seated during the
handshRkings.
DR.. Hubbard and family are now quar-
tered in the commodioUs aud handsome
parsonage adjoining the church and
facing the picturesque Madison Square.
MS Hess, of Fair Hill, Nd, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Benjamin
D. Bowen, on West street
Elk Speaker of the Senate John P.
Donahoe, has returned from Baltimore
Miss Mary Russell. of this city is visit
ing Miss Ellen Cornell, of near Milton.
Mrs. Powell Clayton, of Wilmington
is visiting relatives in Marcus Hook.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel McCintock and
family. of this city, attended the celebra
ton Of the anniversary Of Mrs. Susan A
WilHams's eightieth birthday in Chester
on Thursday evening Mr.. McClintoci
contributed TO the enjoyment of TIT
evening by singing a song and making
speech
Miss Lillian v Alexander, of Elkton
is visiting in this city
James Swing. of Woodbury., n. j.. i
spending few days with friends in Wi
mington.
A pleasant surprise party was tendere
TO Mr.. and Mrs Willard Deemer, at the
home No 2i6 Franklin street, on Thur
day evening Among those present werl
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dsemer, Mrs. Entrical
Mrs. Beatty, Misses Rose and Ella Rob
len, Carrie Robinson, Ida Cloud, Ida Wi
iams, Name Niles, Emma Smith, Ii
Kelley, Anna Bsylis, L. Richmond
Mary Patterson, Della Wilkins, Villa
D.1.. Daf
Medford Gudgeon, Alfred Smit
Frank Chapman, Frank Siegris
James Leister, B. Ssntiman. GeorJ
Williams, Theodore Dixon and other
About thirty young men. members q
the Unique Club and Moores Senat
went in a body to No. 800 kirkwo'
street last night Their object was
surprise Howard Feaster. who had take
to himself a wife They carried wi
them horse fddlss, buzz saws. rattl
and all the pharap hernalia necessary Z
an old time calithumpian serenade.
But the surpIisers were surprise
Mr.. Fesster had heard rum
OF the intention OF his friends and
they approached his house lie open
the door and invited them to spread
ice cream, cake. lemonade, fruits a.
cigars. 4uc SpohcoHoA Aot NAc 80 p
surprisers made a neat speech IN "hl
he thanked Mr.. Feaster for his cord
welcome and expressed their surprise
the turn the affair had taken
After being Frustrated for sew
weeks with typhoid fever. Harry, son
James l.. Willis, is now able to sit up
Frank Marvel and wife, of Georl
town, are registered at the Clay
House They are guests Of Judge N
vel and wife.
The concert at the Auditorium was
quisite The audience was appreciate
but small enough to give a dednite 4
of how little musical taste there Is