Evening journal., 1894-05-30

proved conclusively TO me that woman !
in journalism is fully as ctp,,ie as nan,
if nov more so; and as int rvir yer they
are surely better equipped by nature,
with their insinuatiDg tsct ard men Al
alertness There Is no reason eisllvr - ~
the bloom of feminine rehnsneus th.u
be lost In such career. That depends
upon the individual herself
At a meeting OF the Ferd Fulmer
Maze Chorus last evening 1t wss decided
to recall all tickets that had been sol
for the concert of June Z, and TO issue
new ones making the concert compli-
mentary, with a small fee for reserved
seats. This was deemed advisable on
account of the inability OF the members
to dispose of the tickets, which is uu.
doubtedly due to the fact that so many
Of the friends of the club are out IT
employment. By the method adop'ed
this will give { EN- an opportunity OF
attending and also insure a large audi
ence The tickets are now being dis
tributed by the members among their
friends. Mrs. Victor r Pyle, soprano:
Miss Mary X Thielman, contralto. ~
Miss Sara Jeffsrls, elocutionist, OF Goes
ter. have been engaged for the occasion.
Ia addition there will be solos. duets.
quartets and choruses by members Of the
club j. A Butler, the well known
basso, will be heard in the solo, "The
Giuntlet," by H. Start This will be
the closing concert Of the season by the
club.
Thomas Worrilow. of this city. is
visiting W. D. Worrilow, at Trainer
DR. W. F Kennedy and wife, Of Will
mingtOn, we're in Middletown yesterday.
Miss Jennie McCleary aud her little
brother George, of Middletown, are spend
ing to day with relatives, in this city.
The wedding Of Miss Fannie C Barr
aud Frank Simmons is announced to
take place on Wednesday evening, jane
g. at s o'clock, at Ne. 2l1 Washington
street
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER May 30-Hrs. Ellen Waller,
Of PbilAd-lphia, is visi Ing her s,ns
here
Harry Prettymsn, of Philadelphia, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Mills, of Clayton, was in DIVER
yesterday.
Alva r Davis, of Philadelptia, is
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. f.
Davis
Rev. J. Frank Hows, Of Harrington,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs j. Presley Dunning and daughter
arrived in Dover last evening from Cal
ifornia are aud the guests of her parents
Hon John B. Pennington and wife
The Crescent Society gave parlol
musicale last night a. the residence oi
| Mr.. Maxwell, No. 02l Van Buren, street
Samuel Alexander. the president of the
society, made on address on the gooC
work done by it in the winter. Refresh
ments we're ferved in abundance
Among those present were: Misses Ma,
Evans, Winnie Kelly, Mamie Harrigan
Nellie McShay. Katie McShay, Olli
Back master, Maggie Matthews, Ma.
Sanderson May Mcbride, Fannie Max
we'll, Mary Bell Bertha Bell, Rosie Zm
norman, Minnie Hysore, Bell Burnside
Matte Burnside, Mary Rntter, haiti
Rutter, Essie Cunningham, Matte Wat
son, Clara Seighid, Lizzie Fulton, Paulin
Hanna and Mr.. and Mrs Maxwell
Harry SteRdley, Samuel Alexander
John Maxwell. Charles Bainey, Harrl
Cremer, Frank Sanderson. Ollie Porter
Thomas Porter, Isaac Gray, Harry Boy,
Harry Connolly, William Church, lie
Church, Samuel White, Joe Mention
Ernest Parks, Patterson Bell, Wilto
Grammer.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Quigley. Of thi
city, sailed from New York TO day 70
Europe They will spend three month
abroad
Howard E. Simmon and daughte
Lillian. have been visiting friends
this city.
Mrs. Harry c. Moore, of Bsrwyn, Pa
has been the guest of Wilmingto