Evening journal., 1893-10-10

to Marry Miss Mary Lynch at Kennett
square To-morrow--C About VIII
smingtonians and Their Friends.
A party was given by Miss Gean Har-
riRan, at No Sl4 East Sixth street last
night in honor Of the birthday of Miss
Annie Grimes. The time was pleasantly
spent in music, dancing and games
and in the dining room, where
a table was loaded with good
things. Among those present were
Misses Gean Harrigan, Annie Grimes,
Katie Cook, Mamie Dorsey, Carrie Burk,
Maggie McHugh. Mamie McHugh,
Mamie McKegany, Katie Walsh, Lewis
Cook and wife, Samuel Cook and wife,
Misses Ellie Collins, Susie Scaulan, Mamie
Henry, Nellie O'Toole, May Skelly. Rosie
McGary, George White, Dennis Regan,
Daniel Regan, George Traynor, James
Brady. James Currans, Harry Brady, John
Shuhy, James Sweeny, John Kugan.
James Sweeny, Thomas Fedigan, James
Mckinley NJ Cannon, James Stewart,
James O'Toole, Joseph Donlon, James
Hannigan, Martin Hannigan, George
Higgins aud John Brooks.
Mrs. Harry H. George and little daugh-
ter, Anita have returned home TO Will
minFt ton from a visit TO Judge and Mrs.
Cullen at Georgetown
Mrs. M French-Sheldon, the beautiful
American who was the first white woman
to visit Africa will deliver a lecture at
the New Century Club to morrow night
Mrs. Sheldon-"Bebe Bwana" a"-as she
was aifectionately called by the natives
is pleasant speaker She is always
elegantly gowned that lending not a
little to the general pleasure of the en-
tertainment. The subject of the lecture
IS From Sultan to Sultan.
Mrs. George Lewis and daughter,
Miss Nettie Lewis of this city have been
visiting friends in Chester.
Misses Bessie and Mary Williams, Of
Wilmington. have been the guests Of
Miss May Neal in South Chester
Ruel S. Loomis has returned to this
city from visit to West Chester
DR.. and Mrs. Hopes, Of West Chester,
have been the guests of Wilmington
friends
John Duling, of 1929 Pennsylvania
avenue, returned home from Philadel
phia yesterday afternoon after undergo
ing a severe but successful surgical
operation at Jefferson Medical Hospital.
Miss May Duling, of Millington, Md
is visiting her brother, John Duling, on
Penn sylvania avenue.
William Bowen, Of near Baldwin, Nd.
was in town to-day.
Albert c Dunn. J. Il. Parsons and
Arthur Parsons started for the World
Fair to day. Before returning home they
will spend a month in visiting Yellow
stone Park and other points of interest
In the West They will also visit place,
Of interest in the South,
Miss Lidie R. Laymsn has gone on 8
two weeks trip 10 Cincinnati, Dayton
O., and Chicago.
Ex-Speaker of the House John H
Hoifecker, Of Smyrna, was in the citl
yesterday.
srecial Correspondence Evening Journal
Nav YORK, Oct. 1O.-Wflmingtoniani
who registered at New York hotel
yesterday we're A. p Hallett w. d
Mcmillan. az the Broad way Centra
hotel; L NJ. Hooper, Mrs McRary
Miss Virgins, Hoffman House; Mrs. A
David, Windsor Hotel; E DUPONT
Hoffman House; j. N Rogers, Hoffman
House; L. w. Heisler, Windsor Hotel.
Theodore F. Armstrong Of Newark, il
in town to-day.
Frank Biggs went to Chicago to-day.
Wilbur L aud Charles II Sasse an,
Arthur w Swarts will spend two day
down the canal fishing.
Constable Alfred s Hurlock is confne
to his home by pneumonia.
Howard Mitchell ard wife of Hook
essin, were in Wilmington to day.
Miss Mary j. A. McNulty was in Ne
Castle last evening.
Luburne Chandler and wife returne
from the Worlds Fair yesterday, niue
pleased with the trip.
Patrolman Daniel Kelleher, of th
city, will be married to morrow to Nil
Mary Lynch, of Hammortor. Pa IL
ceremony will be performed at Kennel
Square, and viii be performed by Faith,
Kelly, of West Chester. Back K ollebe
brother Of the prospective.groom. viii I
best man, Miss Fannie Lynch will a,
as bride maid.
Mrs. David Leniz returned home th
morning after two weeks visit
friends ia Germantown and Ches nj
Hill, Pa
IVA hmgt9n School No. 2i."
The school funds Of the Board OF Ed
cation are low aud no improvements tn
are not absolutely necessary will be mad
At the meeting last night Mr. Bayna