The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-30
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL.


/ lE WE'RE YOU.
II ] wore You and had friend
VINO called, piels hour to spend,
~ DO polite enough TO say:
| play"
That's what ia do
IL were you.
II were you and went TO school,
Ia never break the smallest rule;
Ana II should DO my teachers Joy
10 say shed had no better boy,
And twould be true
| III were you. -.-
IL were you I'D always tell
Tue truth. no mater what berell;
FOR two things only | dgRpise:
coward heart ana telling lies
Anu you would, too. ..
| IT L were You.
II were you I'd try my best 5.u
10 do tho things here suggest.
though since I am no one but me
cannot very we'll. YOU see,
Know what I'D do
| II | were YOU.
Miss Clark spentSuntlay with friends
at Pooopsln.
L, Ii. Mayne, J. II. Bailey and +. d.
Lackey were In West Chester on Sun
day.
1t took five halls 10 accommodate
| tho great Hibernian ball patrons in
Philadelphia last evening. Several OF
the A. q. IL. were present from this
| city.
he second dance OF the Ladies' As.
sociate OrgBnization,0f the Delaware
Field Club Will he given this Tuesday
evening. in the New Century building.
The young ladies' who will assist In
receiving are Miss Mary S. Belts. Miss
Jessie Thomson, Miss Helen Thomson.
Miss Agness Richardson. Miss Eleanor
llerdinhall. the Misses Warner, Miss
Martha richardson. Miss Anna Rich
nrdson, Miss Anna Ferris. Miss Jessie
l. lhomas. Tho chaDerones will be
Mrs. Il. L. Warner, Mrs. Willard
Thomson, Mrs. Henry Mendinhall,
Mrs. Edward L. Belts, Mrs. James
Dallett, Mrs. Henry Richards on.
William Marquis. OF New Castle.
Del, Is tho guest of his cousin, WI.
liam Marquis. at Trainer.
Mlss Fannie Vernon OF Upper provi-
deuce. gave Il german to her fliends
on saturday evening.
MI. VIM. CrossaD, OF Bear Station,
was in town to-day.
Mrs. Mary Middleton, OF No. 700
Market street. was injured by the clos.
lug OF door In dark cellar.
The Junior Christian Endeayor So.
Giety OF the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. will give concert this even
Ing In the church. An interesting pro.
kthuH nus Ittti arranged.
The llertell Quartette club will give
a minstrel and concert In the German
hall tomorrow night. Some OF the
best talent IN the city will take part.
ahe Following vocaliSts and instru-
mentallsts will participate in the en-.
tertalnment to be given in Ola Fell
lows Hall, tomorrow evening, by
class IA OF Asbury NJ. u. Sunday
School.
Henry We'll. Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Eberhsrt
Jos. kneifel. l.. Il. Fiory, Jos. Eloun.
ders, Harry Barnard. James Harbert,
MIR. Loitch, Mr.. Perry. Prof. Schem.
merhorn, Mr.. Dongherty, Arthur Han.
by, Edward Farmer, Miss Worth, Miss
Cooper, Miss Kennedy and Miss Bee.
son. The program contains thirty.
throe numbers.
The first roncert Of the season by
the Eerd Eullmer Male Chorus was
given at the Auditorium last evening.
In the presence OF about 500 persons.
The chorus was under tho direction
OF D. L. Clymer and VIII NJ. :. Brown
was accompdnist. The New York Phil
harmonic Club assisted the chorus
The audience was appreciatlve and
the rendition by the club ana chorus
excellent,
On Friday next Rev. George c. Hall
wite ana family formerly of Homes.
dale, Pa, will arrive In this city. Roy.
Mr. Hall Will take charge OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church, and OIL Saturday
Will be given reception by lis new
phri5hloners. On last Friday evening
reception was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall previous to their departure,
MI. HAL was presented with gold |
hGnIcd cane and Mrs. Hall with a
gold watch as tokens OF friendship.