Evening journal., 1894-04-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Dramatic Club Entertainment
at the New-Century Club.
DRUGGIST OARTMBLL TO WED.

DRUGGIST OARTMBLL TO WED.
His Bride Young Woman of Booths
Corner, Pa.-Other Weddings which
VIII Take Place This mOnth-variOus
Events of Interest to Wilmin gton
People.
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The patronesses of the entertainment
TO be given in the ew.Century Climb
Building this evening by the Dramatic
Club are: Mrs. Charles A. Miller, Mrs.
J. p. Wales, Mrs. Francis ES. Garrett,
Mrs Henry g. Morse, Mrs. J. A. Draper,
Mrs Charles E. McIlvaine, Mrs. K Tat
nall Warner, Mrs. Edwin Il, Gayley,
Mrs Tilghman Johnston, Mrs. Horace
W. Cause and Mrs. James p. Winchester
Two farces, "The Picture Gallery" and
"a First Rehearsal" by Miss Frances
Swift will be given The quartet Of the
New Jerusalem Church will render vocal
selections.
The entertainment is under the aus
pices of the Property Committee Of the
New.Certury Club.
Ex.Speaker of the Senate John
Donahoe is confined to his home, No. 40l
West Sixth street, by illness. %wo
weeks ago he took a heavy cold which
almost eliminated in pneumonia.
John Keough, Of this city, and Miss
Agnes G. Williams. Of Philadelphia, will
be married on Thursday, April 26, at 3
-,
city. Rev Quigley will officiate. The
ceremony will be followed by reception
In the evening, at the home Of Edward
Ryan, No. 200 South VanBuren street.
The bride and groom will leave this city
on the midnight train for Washington.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April ga party OF young
folks from Newark went on a strswride
TO the home Of the Misses Willard at
Kembleville, on Friday night The
young people were chaperoned by Miss
Addie Wilson Among those present
from Newark were: Miss Addie Wilson,
Miss Edna Armstrong, w. Harrington,
Miss Anna Southland, Albert Whitley,
Miss Laura Campbell, Albert Cooper, Miss
Mary Shanks, Waldo Wilson, Miss Ger
trude Beckwith, O. Stevens, Miss Mar
EdItL AhlhHt W. W hAcNut MISS INuulk
Raub, Carl Harrington, Miss Nell Wilson
George Truitt.
Those present from Kembleville were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, S. and Henry
Townsend. Misses Elva, Emma, Estelle
Nell and Eloise Willard.
William Comegys, deputy collector ol
port, was in Washington yesterday.
Clifford Greenman, Of this city, was il
Philadelphia yesterday.
Charles and Fred. Tschau, Of this city
have returned from a visit to friends il
Philadelphia.
Rsv. Isaac Jewell formerly Of this city
has returned from the Vermont NJ. Z
Conference and spent yesterday wit
Wilmington friends. He started 70
Centreville, Nd, to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and MI
aud Mrs Bradbury, Of this city, wer
among those who attended the thirty
third wedding anniversary Of Mr.. an
Mrs Jacob Hooper, Of West Chester, o
SatuIdl ~ night.
James Il. Smith, of Cscilton, Nd, wa
Wis, or in this city. yester lay.
Mrs. George Laws. Of this city, wi
visit friends at Chincoteague Island, Md
this week.
Miss Mary Messick, of Philadelphia
formerly of this city, has recovered frol
severe illness
Joseph w Luczett, Of Leesburg, Va
aud Miss Anna h. Coming, OF Collin
Beach, Del, were m irried in Camden
"Wednesday last.
The Tom Moore Club will hold /
second rehearsal In the Brownson Ha
tonight, preparatory TO the conee
which it will give in the Opera House
May.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
81 DOVER. April 24.-Rev. Vaughn
II Collins, Of New Castle, was in town ye
81 terdsy
a Hon William Salisbury has return
homa from a weeks visit to Cincinnati
Miss Lizzie NJ Clements. of Pooomo
4 City, Nd IS visiting relatives 81
friends In this vicinity.
Hon. w L Sirman, OF Delmar, W
in Dover yesterday.
y ItisT 3 Csrtmell. the popular dru
gist, at Sixth aud Madison streets, who
& TO become a benedict Tomorrow, a