Evening journal., 1894-04-07

sion Of the address of welcome and re-
spouse. purse was presented to the
pastor.
Miss Susie Spring, Of No 1905 Pine
street, was pleasantly surprised yester-
day. 1t was her eighteenth birthday,
and by every mail she received numbers
Of beautiful and fine handkerchiefs of
all description, also some handsome
pieces of silver.
Not being able to see Miss Spring her
friends take this means of wishing her
many happy returns of the occasion.
The West Eudl Choral Club will sing
the cantata, David, the Shepherd Boy"
In the Opera House on next Thursday
evening. Ninety members will sing,
under the direction Of j. T. Clymer.
Miss Nellie Drummond entertained a
number of friends at her home, No. 513
Sherman street, last night, in honor Of
her guest, Miss Ida Grant, of Cherry
Hill, Md The time was enjoyably spent
in music aud games. and refreshments
were served.
Among those present were: Miss Ida
Grant, Miss Nellie Drummond, Miss
Misses Cassie Minnick. Bertha Drum
mond, Katie Neal. Lena Drummond, Mrs.
Drummond, Z. @. Short, Will Erherett,
Will Morton, Will Porter, Harry Hayman,
Joe War6eld, Frank Mccall, Frank Porter,
Mr. Flory. Mr. Rutan, Harvey Smith,
Leslie Drummond and J. Bise.
Mrs. Lewis Sasse has returned from a
visit to friends in Philadelphia
Colonel E. T. Cooper, register of wills
Of Kentscounty, spent last evening with
friends in this city.
Elk Governor @. G Stockley, of George
town, who has been in Philadelphia,
passed through this city last evening on
his way home.
Mrs. Dora Underwood, of this city, is
the guest of the Misses Woodrow, at the
Eighth District.
The Railroad Employees Social Club
held its weekly social for members, last
light. Dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour. Alberts orchestra fur
nished must cfor the dancing. Some of
those there we're: Mr. and Mrs c. E.
rirce, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Gelding, Mr..
and Mrs D. Clinton, Mr. and Mrs Z R
Lane, the Misses Smith, Miss Bessie
Parker, and Mrs. Conrad Rhoads. Of
Chicago.
Miss Sarah Bowen is visiting relatives
near Elkton.
John F. Burk and Miss Nellie Nesslein,
both Of this city, were married by Rev.
w. H. Burrell, in Philadelphia, on
March 2S
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEWARK. April III. David Jacquette,
Of this town, has been made principal of
| the public school az New port
The women of the Presby yterian Church
will hold sociable in the lecture room,
Friday evening, April o.
The Newark Camera Club will give q
lantern slide exhibition on Tuesday
evening next, in the new recitation hall
Of the college building.
| Rehearsals are soon to commence for
an amateur dramatic performance to be
given early in May. by friends of the
Kings Daughters, for the benefit of that
society.
A number of the members of the M. E.
Church rendered donation TO Rev. w.
j. DuHsdwaY, pastor, on Thursday even
ing
General T. F Armstrong and James
T. Willis nave returned from a month e
stay in Florida. The general vas much
pleased with his visit, and his suil-burned
face gives every evidence that he has en-
countered the warm sun of the land OF
flowers. He brought back with him 1
number of chamelions and presented
them to his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Paxson are vi sitting
ftiends in Parksburg this week.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
| DOVER, April 7-Willard z Salisbury,
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