Evening journal., 1894-03-10
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Pleasant Surprise Party to
miss Jennie Werkheiser.h
CHILDREN AT THE CENTURY CLUB

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Entertained BY the Surricks at Their
Illustrated Lecture This Afternoon.
Members of the February Glass OF '94
of the High School Entertained at
the Home of Charles Patterson. One
of Their Number.
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She was pretty and we'll dressed and
showed that she vas aware of the same
by the graceful and self possessed man
ner in which she tripped along. II she
had not been, the admiring looks OF the
men, and the prolonged, half lfenvious
ones of the women would have told her
as much
She wore gown Of soft, dark shade
of green cashmere 1t was made with
the double skirt the under perfectly
plain, the upper edged around with three
folds of dark green satin in graduated
widths, and caught up at the left side,
forming a graceful drspery. She wore a
handsome, light colored jacket with full
velvet sleeves, and a big moire tie. with
wide black lace on the ends
With this fetching costume was a
large green velvet hat, trimmed with
green feathers and pretty, but impossible
green roses The get mp was finished of
by pair Of green kid gloves.
The truly aesthetic woman will wei
come the sashes which have appeared
once more, says an exchange They are
worn in the back. tied in front or on the
side. as they are most becoming, and are
made Of soft silk. satin, or moire, with
long ends falling almost to the bottom Of
the gown.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Jennie Werkheiser. at her
home, No. 1905 Scott street, last evening
by few of her friends The time was
spent in pleasant entertainment and re
freshments were served Among those
present were: Misses Lucy and Carrie
Gregg, Blanche Cathcart, Jennie Werk
beiser, Antine Ellison. Arthur @. Davis,
Frank Fox, Edward White and Harry
Lynch.
The members of the February class Of
'g4 Of the High School, held a social gath
ering last evening. at the home of Charles
Patterson, No. 307 West Twelfth street
The evening was spent in social games
after which refreshments we're served
Among those who were present we're
Charles Patterson, Roy Fields, Char e.
Sutton, Monroe SOndhsimer George Till
William Marten, Edmund Hellings
Walter Crossgrove, Harry Joslyn, John
Saunders. John Kelley, Paul Blore and
George Francis.
Ernest F Kegwin, who has been visit
lug his parents at the Clayton House
has returned to Princeton College.
Rev A Edwin K.igwin has gon,
West 10 do evangelical work he wen
first to Buffalo, aud thence his tour will
take him as far as California.
Miss Jennie Fowler, Of Chester, has re
turned home after visit to friends IL
this city.
Miss Dora Brice, OF this city, has bee
the guest Of Miss Lille Vernon, at Mar
Gus Hook.
William G. spruance, Of this city,
at Atlantic City
Francis h HOffscker. ESQ. is at aeOrg'
town.
Miss Mary Tumey has returned
hp1. home in Chesapeake City, after
pleasant visit to Wilmington friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Gillespie, Of th
city. are visiting Il T. Gillespie and wi
at Liberty Grove. Md.
William Pryor. Of Wilmington, n
beep visiting friends st Chesapeai
City.
Thursday. March Is. at 30 o'clock
the date and hour decided upon for u
marriage of Miss Mary Alrich Conc
and John H. Frazer The ceremony vi
he performed in the Presbyterian Churc
of Pencader Hundred
Miss Alice Fisher. Of Pennington nj
been on prolonged visit to friends
this city.
Mrs Charles Blight, of Wilmington,
visiting friends at Delaware City.
William Lewden, Of Wilmington, b
re, urned from visit to Chesapea
City friends
Miss Delaney Dougherty, Of this cit
is the guest OF Mrs. |. Pritchard,
Townsend.
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