Evening journal., 1894-05-17

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The members of the Alumni Associa-
tion of the Goldey Wilmington CONNER
cial College held reception last night at
the college in honor OF the class of "a.
An unusually pleasant time was spent.
Everybody was introduced to everybody
else, after the regular business Of the
meeting had been transacted and some
time was spent in social intercourse
During the evening there were recitations
by the members of the Alumni.
Among those present were: Miss
Florence B, Upton. S G Hill, Miss
Louisa j Wilhelm, r G. McMullen, II.
r. Garretson, Miss Bessie r. Clark,
William Morton, H. T Smalley, Miss
+ Theresa Guthrie, Miss Dorothy Welch
Miss Eva w. Sargent, E. T. Neal, T. w
Campbell Miss Hattie w. Walters, Miss
Bessie r Groves. Charles Snyder, Pro-
fessor Goldey, Mrs. H. s Goldey, Mrs
George Frizzle.
The members of the class of '94 pres
ent we're: Frank Camperson, John Seitz,
Edwin Jocken Monore Sondheimer,
George Hetherton, Rea H Creamer, John
P. Griffith, Miss Matte f Sipple, Miss
Bertha Wilson, Miss Reba BlsckburB,
Miss Anna NJ Lightly, of this city; j.
Adelbert higgins, of Pennsgrove,N j. );
William EliRson, Mt Pleasant, Del. !;
Hugh KelsO, Onancock, Va Will
liam T. Downes, Denton, Md !;
Bernard Martin, George Swartz, of
Gettysburg, Pa A. H. Carpenter,
CeItreville, Del Miss Yirdie NJ. Gooden,
Willow Grove Del Miss Mary E.
Msyne, Rockland; Miss Lizzie Lands,
Waynesboro. Pa Miss Lizzie Lyman,
fredericksburg, Va
The entertainment of the evening
closed with visit to Jones's ice cream
parlors
Mr.. shultz and daughter, Mrs Harry
Belts, are at Linden Hall, Newark.
Robert Bacon. of White Hall, Bhu-
more county, and niece, Miss Helen Shep
pard, Of Corbstt. Nd, are guests of
Victor a. Bacon.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McClary cele-
brated their twenty-6fth wedding ami
versary recently, at their home, No. 427
East Sixth street. The evening was
pleasantly spent, vocal and instrumental
music being rendered The house was
handsomely decorated with palms aud
ferns. The presents rec ived were nu
merous and handsome.
Those who congratulated the happy
couple we're: Mr. and Mrs OFT, Mr.
and Mrs. Bulger Mr. and Mrs HON,
Mr.. and Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs
Sawin, Mr. and Mrs. evils. Mr. and Mrs
John Malone, Mr.. and Mrs Brooks, Mrs
Brady, Mrs. Stookey, Misses Bull
ger, Miss Dora Ot Misi Ids
Gosney, Misses Katie aud Jennie O'Con-
nor. Ida, Minnie and Bessie Davis, Miss
Birdie Booth, Miss Lucy Sweeney Bsssi,
Malone, Clara Thompson, Miss Maggie
Bulger, Elsie McClary, John Bulger
Fred Mullin, John, Frank and Harry
McClary and Joseph Davis
Harry Thomas and Calvin Thoma
are slowly recovering from typhoid fever
William B. L Bonneville, Of snov
Hill, Nd, is registered at the Clay
House.
Mrs. Ellen Terrell, Miss May Terrell
and w w. and P Il Terrell, Of Bostor
are at the Clayton House.
Miss Eta Cam. Of this city, is th
guest Of Rev Vincent Nichols and faml
at Chester.
A large audience was present at q
entertainment given in st. Pauls NJ
Church last night under the auspices
Goodman Church. The main feature
the evening was Miss Msude Burt Nj
Call of Philadelphia, in recitations 81
gave um5er of fine selections. amor
them 1.-The Miracle Of the Lepers," fro
Ben Hur," and was heartily opplaude
The musical part Of the progra
was made up of local talen
Mrs. Howard Pyle sang the solo "Suu
mer," and the duet, ~ feel Thy Ane
Spirit" was sung by Mr. and Nj
Thomas Benson. Other solos were SUI
by Miss Eva Heck and f. c. McCa
There was also instrumental music
Professor Gustave Lattan and Miss M
Welch and Florence Kersey. A numb
of excellent selections we're given
Howard Pierce, guitar aud harmoni
player.
The new hall, gymnasium and readi
room Of the Manning Literary Assocl
tion. at Union street and Loveri
avenue, will be dedicated and throw
open to public inspection this evenir
The Shields Library Association will /
tend the opening Of the rooms in boz
PocoMoKE CRY, Nd, May L.
Miss Louise Dennis, daug ghter OF I
late ex-State Senator Samuel X DEM
was married to John S McMaster,
Jersey City, yesterday, IN POGO No
Presbyterian Church. The cere no
was performed by Rsv. lohu Slmonds
Howk, assisted by Rev. JOSEPH
Polk, OF Fagg's Manor, Pa Ths ori
entered the church upon the
of her uncle. Judge Henry Psge,
the Maryland Court OF Appsa
The groom was attended
Alfred Pear5e Dsnnis. a brother OF
bride. and an instructor Ia Prlnce'
College The ushers, DR. Corbln
Hargis and Edward L. Lloyd, OF 20
moke City, preceded the bride TO
altar, the wedding march being pla!
by Miss Mamie Bullen. The bride
groom have gone to New York TO sa /
day on the outgoing steamer City
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