Evening journal., 1894-05-25
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Field
Entertain Their Friends.
INTERESTING WEDDING AT DOVER.

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Columbia College-w Wilmington Society |
People TO Dance at Newark Tonight.
Interesting News of wilmingtonians
and Their Friends.
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First Presbyterian Church was the
scene of novel entertainment last night
IL was the baby reception" gotten up by
Mrs. James R Milligan. There were any
number Of pretty little girls in pretty
little frocks and tiny men in jaunty
suits All the little folks were happy and
the big folks a well-all except a dainty
bit of lady in cute little white silk
frock who cried ont of sheer fright. One
atom Of femininity in a blue robe was
supremely happy, in so much as she
curled herself up in a big red chair and
went fast asleep
During the evening infantile refresh
ments in the shape Of bread and milk
were served to both little and big folks.
The tables were tastefully draped with
bunting and decorated with flowers. At
the tables were little Miss Mabel Harman,
Sara Milligan and Annie Murch. The
room was further decorated by bowls of
roses, carnations and daisies, and the
brackets about the walls were hung with
box wood.
The reception committee was composed
of the following little ones: Malnda
Lawton, Marguerite Wells, Ollie Brown,
Nellie Lang Mamie Adams, Walter
Sawdon, Wallace Sawdon and Ralph
Downs.
A pleasing program was given by the
youngsters. Among those who took part
was 9-yesr-old Lille Barber, of Newark,
who gave an exhibition of her wonderful
skill as a whistler There was also
Baby Song" by Miss Emma Theilman
Miss Bernhsrdt was acoompanist The
entertainment concluded with a flash
light picture OF the babies, by Cum
mings After the babies had been ar
ranged so as to suit his artistic fancy, the
light flashed and the babies howled, and
then there was a grand rush of mothers.
each one after her own particular
treasure The pictures will be sold by
Mrs Milligan.
The following program for the Tom
Moore celebration to be held in the
Grand Opera House on Monday evening
has been prepared by l. b Preston
PART L
Overture, "Gems From Moore's Melodies"
Orchestra.
Opening chorus, "Sons of Ireland. Moore
IS. p, p. and A Mixed Chorus.
Lecture: Subject, Thomas Moore"
kdwin CAV Flanigen.
Tenor SOLO "The Minstrel Boy. "......... Moore
William + McNultv
Soprano solo, ''The Meeting Of the Waters
Miss Annie Maoill.
Recitation, Forget Not the Field" Moore
Miss Frances Gallagher.
Duet, Farewell But Whenever. ...... Moore
Misses Elizabeth p. Harmey, Annie Long.
''The Harp That Once Through Tara's Hall"
The tom Moore Male Chorus.
soprano 81 10 believe Me If All Those En-
Miss Mary Connor.
Octette, loft in the Silly Night. Moore
Misses e. 7. and Kate Harmey, Mari, a; Nc"
Joseph E. McCafferty, f. Il. Mason, l.. B.
Preston.
Bass solo and chorus, Crowned With the
James Gillespie IS, F.. p. and A. Mixed
Chorus.
Soprano solo, ''The Last Rose Of Z ummer"
Miss Mary McAlisfer.
Recitation, "And Does Not Meeting Like
ms Miss Frances Gallagher.
Tenor solo, I'D Mourn the Hopes" ..,. Moore
Joseph McCullin.
Baritone solo, Loves Young Dream. Moore
l.. b. Preston.
Double quartet. Annie Laurie. ....... Sudds
Misses Mary Conner, Lizzie Schwab Mary
McSulty, Rose Crumlish. and James Cur
ran, Edwin Q. SEWER. Francis P. Mellon
and e. Iriggs.
Baritone solo, THE Legacy" y"............... Moore
James Gillespie
Duet, HAS Sorrow Thy Yong Days FadedF'
Miss Esther @. Moore and Joseph MoCullin.
Closing cuorus, star Spangled Banner" Key
SIS = p. and A. Mixed Chorus.
Battle march, Brian Borle". eco. Orchestra
Accompanist, Nine. Olga d. Baumann.
byterian Church, retur1ed to this city
last night from trip to Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Emma Parker Of this city, is
visiting her sister, Miss Bessie Parker.
at the Women's Christian Association, in
Philadelphia.
An entertainment will be given in st.
PauPs NJ E. Church to night under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor The program in
cludes the lecture "a Bunch of Keys" by
Rev T. E Terry, and music by st. PAul's
choir.
The Christian Endeavorers of the
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berry festival in the church this and to-
morrow evenings.
Miss Carrie X. Johnston, of Thompson
Del, is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Marguerite Grsyson, Of this city
is the guest Of friends near Clayton.
Mrs Elizabeth Myers, of Clayton. i
visiting her daughter, Mrs William j
Kestley, in this city.
Henri Marteau. the eminent French
violinist, will be heard in concert at the
New Century Club building to-morrov
evening. Annie Lachsume, the Frencl
pianist, is his accompanist Marteau'
playing is that of a master, and tn
greatest that has been heard in thi