Evening journal., 1894-01-13
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
"Dramatic Club" to Give Its
First Play Early in February.
PLEASANT SURPRISE LAST NIGHT.
BY His Friends at His Eoms on Lancas-
ter Avenue Last slight William Me-
NaIIy Eotertains Number OF Quests At
His Home on the West side other
Events.

In this column should be addressed 10 Society |
municatiOns sh ould be written on one side OF
the paper only.
William McNally entertained num-
Der OF his friends at his home at the
southeast corner of Franklin and Chest
nut streets last night The tipe was
pleasantly spent In vocal and instrumen'
tai music and dancing. Refreshments
were served at mid night
Among those present were MISS
Mary Haughton. Miss Rose Mckegney,
Miss Name McKegney, Miss Ella dilles'
pie, Miss Flood, Miss Name Law
lace, Miss Name Mcdonald, Miss
Name Shield, Miss Jennie Kinbider,
Miss Mary Kinbider, Miss Maggie Lally,
Miss Ella Sheridan, Miss Katie Lawlace,
Miss Nellie Hickey, Miss Name McNally,
Miss Nellie Shermond, Miss Nellie
McNally. Miss Kate McNally, Miss Maggie
McNally Miss Elizabeth McNally. VIII.
liam Shield, Frank Ward, Joseph
Ward, James McNally, Philip Farley,
Frank Ford. James Skelley. John
Ragan, Edward Ragan, Charles Shields,
Thomas Norton, Francis Kiver,
Martin Maronney, James Marion, James
Tucker, U. Shield, ] Connor, Martin
McGrath and George Aiken.
very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Harry Cox at his home No. 1901
Lancaster avenue last evening
About twenty Eve young people met az
No. 108 Franklin street and proceeded to
the home Of Mr. Cox where music. dane
ing and social games were INDUCED in.
After spending a very pleasant and en-
joyable time, at an early hour in the
morning they left for their homes
Among those present we're Misses Ellie
and Lola Cox, Alice and Kate Mclutyre,
Ollie Frazier, Maud Duncan, Maggie
Curlett, ella Edwards, Susie Maloney,
Nellie and Bessie Hanna
Harry Cox, wilmer Plumley. Charles
Reese, Harry Duncan. William Duncan,
Charles Cleland, William Maloney,
Thomas Curlette, Percy Sullivan and
Victor Maloney
Miss Bessie Parker and Miss Ruth Har--
wood, of this city, spent the day with
Miss Iva Groves, at Farnhurst.
The Young People Of Marshallton. will
hold their fourth moonlight ball, in
Brspdywine Springs Hall, on January "a.
Miss Laura Miller, of this city, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs William Richards at
Harrington.
Dice Fowler, Of Wilmington, is visit
Ing relatives in Milton.
Mr. Hess. of Fair Hill. Md. is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs Benjamin
D. Bowen, on West street.
Mrs Lucy Jack, of this city. is visit
ing friends in Chester.
Columbia Lodge, No. 90, I. o o. F.,
will celebrate its thirty eighth anniver.
sary next Friday evening. in the audi
torium of Odd Fellows Hall, at Third
and King streets
The following program will be given
Quartet, "Black Crow. .......
Messrs. McCulliu, McNulty, Mahoney and
Gillespie.
Violin solo. Impromptu. Miss Marue Solomon
''Op'a"O sO'O' D''o -'' Miss Annie Magill
Mandolin solo. Flower Song". Hugh Baker
D''' ''''' " ''' - John Mahoney
Miss Mahan, Messrs. Watson and Mason.
Ten solo, shepherd Boys Return CO.,
MessTs. Sssrs'' Mcctuiiin. McNgity, Mahoney ant
MandO in solo, spanish Dance,
Teno. solo, Neona" "......... William McNultl
Duet Mesprs Maesp AlSs Msscuilin and ciiiespie.
Violin solo, s'serenade" Miss Martie Solomon
Baritone solo, North Wind"....
Soprano solo selected, ,.... Miss Annie Magil
VIII NJ. \. Brown, Accompanist
Miss Sadie Clair, of Wilmington, hs
been visiting Chester friends.
w. L Kennerly, has moved from thi
city, to Harrington, Del.
Miss Phoebe Baldwin, of Media, Pa L
the guest Of friends here.
Miss Lucy Bddle, this city, ha
been visiting Miss Elsie Tull at Elkton.
Miss Bertha Dunbar, Of Elkton,
visiting Miss Name Neary here.
Berthe Hsgue. of this city, is visitin
friends at Cecilton. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Salisbury AT
visiting Mr. Saulsbury's mother in Dovel
The dramatic Club" OF Wilmington
four hundred will give its frst play O
the season during the first week
February. The play selec ted is School
Robertson's comedy. II will be unds
the management of Mrs. James {
Knowles, Miss Eleanor Walton and
p. Wales.
shot and Then Released Chicken THE
Last night two colored men entere
the chicken coop of Isaac Elliott, WI
lives in Brandy wine hundred. but dl
not succeed in securing any Of the fowl
An electric alarm In the coop was sprunI
which brought Mr. Elliott out OF b
house with a shot gun. The me
started TO run and Mr. Elliott fred, u
load taking effect In the back OF one
the thieves The latter fell and d
companion continued In his flight. IT.
victim Of the shooting was not serious
injured aud Mr. Elliott released him sft
a areprimand
Max Goetz Threw the Bear.
Max Goetz. compositor on the Ere
Presse. won $40 from the manageme
Of fba Wonderland MuRee at 3O9 Shipll