Evening journal., 1894-01-17

Gabrielle Elizabeth montrose Clendenin,
the Only Grandchnd of the Famous
Horace Greeley-News About whining |
ton People and Their Friends.
All communi cations intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor, care Of the EvENIrG JOURNAL. Com
the paper only.
The reception given by the members OF
the New Century Club last night, IN
honor of its fifth anniversary, was
complete success and very brilliant
affair
The guests began TO arrive promptly
at s o'clock, and from then until III
o'clock, the bright lights, floral decora
tions and beautiful gowns OF the women
made the scene fsiry-lilSe one. every
room in the building was ablaze win
light, and flowers were everywhere. On
the stage in the drawing room was
screen Of plants behind which was Hyatts
Military Band.
Among those who we're present during
the evening were; Mrs. Il. i warner
Mrs Henry q Morse, Mrs. Charles T.
Mitchell, Mrs William M. FIELD, MIS- a.
u Warner Mr.. aud Mrs. ii. T. Cause,
Niss Anna Flinn, Miss Marie Morse,
Mrs. Frances S. Garrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis G Vandegrift MIR. and Mrs
Otho Nowland, Mr. and Mrs. ii. @. Goa
rad.
Miss Bowman, Mrs Samuel Bancroft,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81 McCauseland, Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Pusey Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph
Swift. Mr.. and Mrs Frank 7. Webb,
Job II. Jackson, the Misses Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Spottswood Garland, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Berlin. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Bush. Mr.. and Mrs f. u.
Canby. Mr. and Mrs. N B..
Danforth. Mr. and Mrs. Huxley
Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs William M. Ken
nard, DR. E. r. Negendank, Mr.. and
Mrs Clement B Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs
ID. w. Taylor, Mrs. William b. Sharp.
Miss Edith N. Trump. Miss Sharp,
Colonel and Mrs R NJ. Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Baily, J. Ferris Belt, the Misses
Dure. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark l.. Garrett,
Miss Marie Jackson, the Misses Lindsay,
Mr.. and Mrs John s. Mullin, Miss Ger
trude O. Pyle, Mr and Mrs f. H.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pyle, Jr,,
II. H. Tatnall
Preston Lea, Miss Alice Lea, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Cause, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos L
Doom. IL E. DeVou Miss DeVou, james
r. Field. Mr. and Mrs S NJ Knox
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Mendinhall, William
Murgatroyd, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred D.
Poole. Mr. and Mrs William + Sellers
Mr.. and Mrs c. n Trump Mr.. aud Mrs
G. Wesley Weldin, the Misses Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs A. g. Thatcher Mrs H. r,
Bringhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Peter l.. Cooper
William NJ. Candy, Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Gawthrop, Edwin wv Heald, Harry
Evans, Dr. Horace Belts, ]. Monteitt
jackson, c. E. Sprague, Mr. aud Mrs
Anson A Msher, Mr.. aud Mrs. Benjamin
Nields. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Gayley Mrs
Walter D. Bush, H. F Dure, the Misses
Warner, Miss Whitaker.
7. Howard Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Knox. Mrs J. Paul Lukens, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. A. McCaulley, Miss McLsar. Mr.
and Mrs. Seymour Preston Mrs John
J. Satterwaith, T. Latimer Tatnall
Harry r. Triggs, the Misses Weldin, Mis-
Preston, Miss May c Hopes, Mr.. an
Mrs. E NJ. Hopes, Mrs J. H. Groves
]. Frank Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
Bringhurst, Miss Alice NJ Pusey, Mis-
Hannah Pusey and others.
James O'Neil. of Wilmington, is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Lewis Miller, of this city, is on visi
to friends in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Lizzie Crouch, of Middletown,
the guest Of friends in this city.
Michel f Brennan, Of Sparrow's Poin
Md, is visiting old friends here.
Miss sallieIsullivan, Of this city, is visi
ing friends at Marcus Hook.
The Womans Home Missionary Socie
of Epworth MI Church held its regul
monthly meeting last night at the parse
age of the church. Tenth and Lomba
streets. The routine business of q
society was followed by a musical al
literary program prepared for the o
casion. Refreshments were served at {
conclusion of the exercises.
Miss Ella P. Walsh, OF this citv. is {
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Kolbe
Doylestown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Johnson,
Elsmere. have been visiting friends
Marcus Hook
We envy neither the men nor {
women WHO CduuOb speak 10 lell
creature out of their own circle or
anybody without the formality of
Introduction. There is no computing (
amount of profit as well as pleasure su
persons lose by hedging themselves
with this stupid fence Of fastidiousne
We have always found more Of this t e
ing among persons who were nj
touchy on their social positiC
than among those self-respecti
persons who thought nothing about
A great deal of intelligence is foati
round the world without being LABEL
and those men or women who have
good sense to recognize this fact and
upon it not only are educating the
selves, but conferring that pleas
which we are all bound by the conn
fiaa NJ hunnan,tvsto exchanoe with one