Evening journal., 1894-05-14
Local SOCIETY NEWS.
The Guests Entertained BY
ssthe New-Century Club.
VISITORS AT OLD POINT COMFORT


More HOnors for Thomas +. Bayard,
the American Ambassador-Rev. How
ard to Lecture at CheswoId Tomorrow
NIeht-PersOnaI News of Wilmington
People and Their Friends.
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IN this column should be addressed to Society
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The delegates TO the biennial meeting
Of the Federation Of Women's Clubs ell
tertained by the New-Century Club
women on Saturday afternoon were
Mrs Ellen M. Henrotin, of Chicago. the
newly elected president Of the Federation
of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Charlotte Emer
son Brown, of Orange, N. j.. ex-
president of the Federation Of
Women's Clubs; Mrs. Estelle
Merrill, Of Boston, Of the Women's New
England Press Association; Mrs L. II.
Stone, of Kalamazoo; Mrs. Yardley, Of
Orange, n. j. ; Mrs. Edward Longstreth,
Mrs H. G. Leonard, Mrs. Rachel Foster
Avery, Of Philadelphia; Miss Louisa
Stockton, Miss Edith H. McAlpine and
Miss Eta H. Osgood. of Portland, Me.
Miss McKenny and Miss Mary B. Temple,
Knoxville, Tenn Miss Armstrong
and Miss Perkins, Pittsburg, Pa Miss
Levin, Chicago; Miss Emma Potts and
Miss Emma Q. Russell. Pottsville. Pa !;
DR. Jennie de la 81. Lozier, New York;
Miss Alice ]. Breed, Lynn, Mass. Mrs,
Julia X. Dyer, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Kate
Gannett Woods, Salem, Mass Mrs. H. II.
Boyce, Los Angeles, Cal
Madame Korani, Syrian commissioner
to the Worlds Fair, was also present In
her native costume, and made an address.
Edgar Wilson, of this city, is visiting
Mrs. Thomas Wright, at Seaford.
Mrs W. B. Hilyard. Of Georgetown,
is the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Bessie H. Parker, of Philade lphia,
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. White, of Baltimore, spent yester
day with friends in Wilmington
Alfred Russell, of this city, has re.
turned from a visit to friends at Lewes.
Moses Clayville. of Wilmington, is
visiting bis brother, George @. Clayville,
at Snow Hill. Nd.
w. w. Hubbard, of ohestertown. Nd.
has been spending some time in this
city.
Rev. ]. Il Howard, of Asbury NJ. E
Church, will lecture in the "a. + Church
at Ches8 old to morrow evening. The
subject of his discourse will be "Th'
Forces That Win"
The London Daily News says: "Lsst
night, at the Grocers' Hall, most brill
liant banquet was given by the Spectacle
Makers Company, under the genial pres
idency Of the master, Alderman Fsudel
Phillips Among the company we're thu
Duke Of Cambridge, Prince Edward OF
SAKE Weimar, the American ambassador
and many other guests of unusual dis
tinction
"a lofty tone Of thought and expression
animated from beginning to end thl
grave. digni6ed aud eloquent speech, il
which the American ambassador re
sponded to the toast Of his health Ii
spoke with all the responsibility of al
official representative of great and kin
Adred nation, in whose name he offered Il
his audience a message of friendlines
and amity.
"Mr. Bayard may be assured that ther
, Is no lack among us of reciprocal feel
ing, and that, if his message to us b
couched in such welcome words, the re
ply of our countrymen will be no les
warm. hearted and sincere"
Ira F. Engle, of West Chester, spen
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. E r. Bringhurst and Miss Bring
d hurst attended the twenty fifth weddin
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Thomas w
Marshall a. West Chester, Friday even
\ ing.
Thomas Lukens, of Kennett SOU M
visited friends at Brsndywine Spring
yesterday.
4 Mrs. A. B Crossgrove. of this city,
visiting relatives at Falkland.
/ Professor Gerhard Schirmer and h
/ pupils, assisted by the Delaware SeI
gerbund and the Turner singing sectioi
/ will give a vocal and instrumental col
! cert in German Hall this evening.
excellent program has been prepared.
I The boys at the Ferris Industri
school held their Easter entertaiumel
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