Evening journal., 1894-01-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Dance at the New-Century
Club Building Tonight.
MlDwINTBR BRIDES AND eRooMs


IN TINS column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JouREAL. Com
nunlcatlons sh ould be written on one side Of
the paper only.
subscription masquerade ball of the
Delaware S@ngerbund will be given In
German Hall next Monday night.
Lewis Miller. of Mil Creek hundred.
has returned from two weeks visit to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B Triebler, Jr,
who were married at Atlantic City on
Thursday of last week, have taken up
their residence at No. 612 VanBursn
street.
Miss zippie Foreacre, OF this city, is
visiting friends in Smyrna.
The fate Of Lemuel Eli Quigg as
politician, will be decided temporarily at
least, TO day.
Mr. Quigg, of the New York Tribune,
who is the son of Rev. John B Quigg, of
this city, was nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Fifteenth Con-
gressional district, of New York city
The Republican candidates are conf
dent of victory Mr. Quigg said yester.
day to New York Press reporter: "We
have been making as thorough cam
paign as we know how to make There
has been nothing personal and very little
partisan in our canvass We have
presented the issue to'the voters as
bread and butter issue, and
we have held to that. Il hes been my
idea of this campaign that the thing TO
do was to ask for a vote for or against
the Wilson bill. Indeed, have avoided
everything that could in anyway inter
fere with the direct expression of the
public in the industrial question as en-
bodied in that Wilson bill
81 have no doubt whatever that II the
voters of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
districts vote as they think the Republi-
can candidates will not only receive the
full party strength, but more Democratic
votes than the Democratic candidates.
The members OF the sing ing socisty of
the West Eud Reading Room are busy
rehearsiDg the cantata OF David, the
Shepherd Boy
Among those who will take part are
Mrs James Tyre, Mrs. R. Boughman.
Miss Emma Blakeley, Thomas A. Dury.
Robert Mearns. James A Ward, Henry
Eaves. Marion Miller, John Braddock.
N. p Watmougb. Charles Braddock,
William Porter, John Scott aud John
Stoddard.
e. L. VaDdeIgrift. the handsome
Delawsresn who presides at the office OF
the Hotel Windsor, says to-day's
Philadelphia Inquirer, was rejoicing last
night in the possession of a handsome
silver medal which be had Just received
AS the crack shot Of the Scheutzen
Nerein of his native state Mr. Wander
grift enjoys great reputation as a re-
dOubtable marksman, and bis fame is
not confined to the vicinity of his home.
Reece Baily, of this city, has been Wis
itiDg in West Chester.
Miss Lizzie Hawthorne of Chester, has
been visiting friends in this city.
A little over a year ago the late Gov
ernor Gilpin visited this city. While
here he was the guest of Ambassador
Thomas +. Bayard During his stay
here public reception was given in his
honor
Rev l. E Barrett, presiding elder,
preached TO a large audience in the NJ.
+ Church, at Elkton, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles H. Groves. of this city,
IS visiting friends at Christisna.
The Ladies' Associate Organization Of
the Delaware Field Club will give its
second dance in The New-Century Clut
building his evening It will be chaper
oned by Mrs E Tstnall Warner, Mrs
Henry Mendinball, Mrs Henry Richard
son. Mrs. Willard Thompson. Mrs
James Dallett and Mrs Edward T. Belts
number Of the younger members vii
assist in receiving
DOVER. Jan. 30 e P. Selmser anC
wife, Of Philadelphia, are visiting friends
in Dover
Howard Green Of Philadelphia. Il
visiting Dover relatives.
Frank Brockson, Of FELTON,, was il
town yesterday
Edward J. Faucett, Of Dover has re-
turned from visit to his parents an,
best girl at Georgetown.
, The younger members OF the New
Century Club conducted the curren
events class and furnished entertain.
ment for the members this morning.
j. n AAANAW WNtAf va 0AaNM E0EQ. ia.
is registered at the Hotel Willis.
w. S Smith, Of Centrevlle, Nd, i
registered at the Clayton House.
Lewis c. vandegrift isin Philadelphia
to day.
thomas c. Frame. Jr., was in Pbila
delphis to-day.
Hugh c. Browne will 60 to sslisbury
Nd. tomorrow TO witness the weddin
of Miss Jennie Smith. daughter Of tn
late.Dr. William G Smith, to Or. Georg
Collier.
James NJ Todd, one Of the leadin
lawyers Of Denton, Nd, and known to
number Of persons in this city, will b
married to Miss Clara Naudain. OF Lsns
downe. Pa. on February z. The fcers
mony will be performed at the home @
the brides brother