Evening journal., 1894-03-01
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
New-Century Club Women
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GRACE OROHEsTRAs MUSICALE

Miss Anna GrantIand rendered a Pleas
ant Birthday Surprise by Her Friends
Another. Story About Ambassador
Bayard's Private secretary-o Other
Events OF Interest
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IN this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JoUREAL. Com
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Miss Anua Grsntlaud was completely
surprised last evening when party Of
friends numbering about eighteen
counles took possession OF her home,
NO S4y Bennett street, to spend the birth
day evening with her. The playing of
games, singing aud social chatting made
time fly for every one present. Refresh
ments were served in abundance At a
seasOnable hour the guests departed.
wishing Miss Anna many more happy
returns of the dag.
Among those present were; Misses
Anna Grantland. Julia rarney. Florence
Barney, Name Campbell. Of Camden. N.
j.. Lulu Pemar, Mary Brice, Ethel Gar
rigan, Eva Kitchens, Ella Lopar, Nellie
Hazard. Mary Douty. Mary Thomas,
Maude Hollingshead, Samuel Ovenshine,
William Douty, Charles Seyfried,
Charles Orautland, Ernest Grantland,
William Benson, Thomas Grantland,
Missouri Stoolxey, John Ferrier, Joseph
McCafferty, Herman Devenney. Edward
Strsdly, W. A. Barney. Charles NJ Foun
tain, Of Chester, Pa, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam H Grantland, Mrs Pemar. Mrs
Platt, Mrs Phillips and Mrs. Garrigan.
The reception of Professor and Mrs H
- (4oIdau ~ THAR ON Of or
last night in the college hall was an un-
usually pleasant AFFAIR About sixty
of the students board in the city and the
reception was given so that they might
become acquainted and feel at home.
Old time games. In which Professor
and Mrs. Goldey took part we're played,
and a splendid time was spent After
the party refreshments were served.
A very pleasant party was given a.
the home of Mrs Ernest, at No. 2007
Delaware avenue, last night The time
was spent in games and music, and re.
freshments were served. Among those
present were: Misses Agnes Maxwell,
Agnes Lafferty, Annie Lafferty, Sallie
Lafferiy. Katie Kennedy Jenuie Ken
nedy, Ella Kiedel, Annie Ernest. Clara
Ernest Bertha Ernest. Ray Thomas.
William ENNnnAH au1 WAANf DAF HurA
Talley and WIFE, of Thurlow; Joseph
Morrow, William Dean, Charles Van
Fosson, 7, MacFarlaue. Adam Guss,
Lewis Lsvi, Edward McClintock d
Doughtery, George Handy, Charles De
Kyne, Joseph Blythe. Jesse Turner aud
wife, Mrs Turner. Misses Beulah Talley,
Lucy Turner, E Ernest, Louis Ernest,
Chris Viohl, Willin Viohl, Mrs. Viohl
Miss Henderson, of Frederick City,
Md is visiting friends in this city
Mr. and Mrs. John Harry, Of West
Chester, have returned home from visit
TO friends in this city.
Miss Dora vogt Of Baltimore, has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lynch, on
Maryland avenue.
Grace Orchestra gave one of its enjoy
able musicales in the Sunday school ROOM
of Grace NJ. E Church last night The
handsome room was well filed with the
lovers Of good music Every selection
was heartily spplauded Mrs Victor
Pyle was the only one who did any vocal
work and she was encored Her solo
Il Dresmt" was particularly fine. The
flute duet, Nightingale and Blaekbird "
by Victor R. pyle aud John l. Ritchie
Jr, pleased the audience immensely aud
they were eucored The cornet solo
"serenade," BY J. D. Maier, was well
rendered
Dr. G F Aisentzer, of Chester, was in
this city yesterday.
Mrs James Ball, of this cltv, is visit
fraar kar a..
Elliott, at Trainer, Pa
Charles H Treat, Of New York, was in
this-city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Pusey, Of this
city, are in New York
Miss Name Campbell. Of Camden, n j
is visiting Miss Anna Grsntlsnd, OF No
$40 Bennett street
The Reilly Lyceum will give an excur-
sion to atlantic City on August l6 and
Edward J Curley. David NJ Browne
and William + Kirns have been appointed
committee to take charge
The Emmet Dramatic Club, Of thi,
city, will visit Chester this evening anc
HtfnNnN Tue uluLuh AOutLl EMNGL n
the Opera House there
The Womsn's Home Missionary Societ,
Of st Pauls NJ e Church will hold ,
public meeting ia the Sunday schoo
room Of the church at o'clock this even
ing An interesting literary aud musica
program has been prepared for the occa.
sion The society will discuss the feast.
bllity of opening mite boxes.
Rev John D. G Hanna, of Asburl
M f Church, will lecture in Silverbrool
M 4 Church tonight The sui isct 0
his talk will bs "Women's Rights.
Professor r f Thompson. OF th
University of Pennsylvania, will dellve
course of four lectures on "POlitiea
Economy" before the members OF th
New Century Club Ol Friday after
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