Evening journal., 1894-06-20

large feet aud hands. strong. intellectual
faces, fresh compilations, a striding gale,
which is not exactly graceful and
very musical voices; these ave the
general attributes. On the whole. |
like the type, but they could stand
a little toniDg down in places and
touching up in points They have the
oldest style Of dress for the moment II
is the fashion to pile the hair in great
wad on the back of the neck and to plas
ter the fringe in a frouzle over the brow,
with an invis BILE net holding 1t down
The hats are large, rolled mp from the
sides and trimmed heavily at the back.
so that the head seems dragged down
behind. Bonnets are worn on the very
back OF the coiled hair, aud are mostly
invisible from the front view. Travel
ing dresses and street dresses are all
made with waistcoats and jackets The
four finland scarf is giving way to a
straight, narrow bow. Silver chatelaius
make pleasant jingle wherevers woman
walks. and a tightly-furled umbrella
gives her a good walking stick Even TO
gloves the English woman is masculine
for she wears heavy dogsBin ones that
are loose and clasp with snap button
The choir of Wesley NJ E. Church will
give fine concert in the church this
evening A number of the best local
mu sicians have been secured.
A. ]. Kooch, editor of tAe Freie PresFe,
is 40 years old Ito day In view Of the
fact the employees of the off &c presented
him with beautiful and large bouquet
One of the most enjoyable events Of
the season was the river party Of The
Club last evening The party left King
street wharf at 730 o'clock on the
steamer Ulrica for Silver Thorne Park,
near Linwood About City couples were
on board and the party was great sue
cess socially. About thirty per-
sons from Chester and Philadelphia
boarded the boat at Marcus Hook. After
spending some time at the park the
party made the return TO this city, which
was reached about l. 80 o'clock
This club is in a thriving condition,
and is winning a place among the social
organizations of Wilmington. IL is com.
posed Of about thirty well-known men
about town The club will give one OF
these popular moonlight excursions
every month.
Miss May severson, of Clayton, is visit.
ing friends in this city.
Ely. O'Meary, of this city. i1 visiting
Rev w. q Mowbrsy, Of Smyrna.
Thomss and Nathaniel w, Davis are
at Newark to day attending the Dalai
ware College commencement.
Ex Clerk of the Senate Edward D.
Hearn of Georgetown, was in this city
to day.
A delightful surprise purity wal
rendered to Miss Ola Caldwell last even
ing by her many friends in honor of hei
23rd birthday the guests arrived a
8 o'clock, and soon her home resoundeS
with the mirth of the young people
/ Singing and sll sorts Of games were tn
main features of the evening. At
o'clock the guests repaired to thu
dining room, where table, ladei
with all the delicacies OF the season, wa
awaiting them.
At late hour they departed for thei
respective homes we'll satisfied with thei
evenings pleasure.
Among those present were: Miss OIL
Caldwell, Miss Nellie Droll, Miss Emm
Crouch, Miss Fannie Crouch, Mis-
Molie Droll, Miss Katie Droll, Mis-
Mile Wright, Miss Nellie Eaton
Miss Helen Stevens, Miss Peters Hsrr
R Wilson, Alfred Muelburg. William
Moffitt, Thomas Fouracre, Clarence
Richards, Of st Georges; J. Q. Cross
land, of Odessa; John Ninety, Hsrr
Long Frank Long, Samuel Ferris an
Harry Rhoades
Miss Belle Caldwell, Of Johnstown, Pa,
is the guest of Miss Elsie Moore, in thi
city.
Bishop Coleman is in Dover to-day.
William McFadden, assistant static
master at the P, w. & B station,
spending the day in New York.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, June ga very quiet but in
pressive wedding ceremony took plac
this afternoon, at o'clock, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs William II. Peel
, corner Of Governors avenue and Gee
street. The groom was Frank Mathies
J sen, of Chicago, and the bride Mi
l Marion Louise Peck, youngest daugh''
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Peck Bishop Colema
was the officiating minister The hOu'
q was very prettily decorated.
Miss Clara Ferguson, Miss Mary Zie
Ter. Miss Annie S Taylor, S Townse1
[ and James Zieger, of this city, aecon
;. panied by Miss Lizzie Holt, of Cheste
and Miss Leona Kelley, of Philadelphi
n went to Newark this afternoon to pa
l ticipate in the commencement bali I
n night.
Elk Governor c. C. stockley, of Georg
3 town, is registered at the Glrsrd Hous
Philadelphia.
n Colonel Hawkins, U. S. A and viii
a the Misses Hawkins and Hamilton Ha'
,, kins, who recently graduated fro
West Point Military Academy, a
guests Of Senator Gray's family.