Evening journal., 1894-02-23

Church. he IS only % years old. but an
earnest worker and an eloquent preacher
Yesterday sffefroon. prior 90 the or
6iuation services. Mr. Cabsll msdo
his annual address to the meeting o the
Maryland Association Of the New Jerusa
lem Hs spoke Of the need OF active
Christian work and said that is was time
TOR church men aud church women to
bssiir themselves when Christianity has
come to the pass that BUDDHIST priest.
visiting the Worlds Fair Parliament Of
Religions. should state his opinion that
the weakness Of the Christian religion
was TO be found in the fact that its FOL
lowers we're falling away from The prac
ties Of its precepts
Miss Josie Donovan. OF Nilm ineton,
has been visiting friends at McDonongh,
Del
Mrs Joseph L Parsons, Of Mlddletown
is visiting her parents in this city.
Miss Tillie Murch has returned home
to Wilmington after visit TO friends at
Delaware City.
The friends Of Miss Lizzie Davis sur
prised her at the home of Mrs Vnsinger
vt the southeast corner Fourth aud
Shipley streets. last night, the occasion of
her birthday About twenty five persons
were present aud they enjoyed them
selves by psilof games.
Miss Gertrude Book, Of this city, has
been the guest Of Mrs J. j. Thompson
at West Chester.
pleasant surprise WAS given Miss
Mabel Heilvnman last evening at her
home, No 5l6 Mauroe street, by her
friends Parior games and music were
INDUCED in, and refreshments were
served
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs Heileumau, Miss Mabel
Heilenman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
simmons. Mr. and Mrs Robert Edwards.
Mrs Craig. Mrs. Willism Martin,
Misses Viola Porter. Florence Martin
Ida Williams, Zippie Foreacre. Ella
Malloy, Florence shortlidge. Nellie Ness
ie n, Mary Chance, Jennie Chanc, Carrie
Horn aud Miss Prettyman john
A. Thomson. Leon Craig, David Short
lidge, Claude Heieuman, Gus Springer.
George Lyons, Fred seigman, John
Reed, Harry Gropp Harry Mackey Harry
Harbett George Williams. Albert Card,
Frank Hawkins and William Hutchins.
Of Dover.
William Hutchina. of Dover is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs Eiward Msndlnhall gave tea TO
numb-r of friends At her home, No
0l9 jefferson street, yesterday.
The Majestic Club gave social to a
number Of it's friends last evening at
the home Of It's genial secre ary. Thomas
j. Bowen, Jr No S!3 Van Buren, street
Those who participated in the enjos,-
ment Of the evening we're Miss M-y
Singles Of Philadelphi Mis-
Edua Hiltner, Of Norristown. Pa
Misses Lizzie Kaes, Josephine
Frock, Mauie Ranck, Iva Saunders.
Martha Stewart, Laura G1twal-, Nellie
q iuert, Bessie Bolton ,Salle Maloney, May
Gle and Elma Saunders William
Rauck, Robert Mccoy, W S Taseweil,
samuel Bolton. Oscar o Gouert, Harry
Girveu, Grant Wilksns, T. Taze well,
John Cotton, Charles p. Cotton and 7 }
Bowen, Jr Music. dancing and games
Of various kinds were the diversions OF
the evening
s Wallis Merrihew, delegate TO tn
National ASS mbly of the League OF
American Wheelmen, returned from
Louisville, Ky, last evening.
Mrs Peter Gregg, Of No. 8l4 Wesl
Mini h street, who fell down stairs about
two weeks ago aud was paralyzsd, is
somewhat improved
Edward Holland and sister, OF this
city have returned home from an exten.