Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-14

They gave us fine banquet at the Hotel
Browns. The banquet hall is on the
eighth floor. 1t would be hard for me 20
describe the beauty of all Of the scenery
that we have seen. I wish l could /
describe it to you.
John G. Boughman left this city TO
day for Avon blythe Sea. where he will |
take charge Of the Avon Inn, one Of the |
finest hotels near Long Branch
Mrs Maggie X. Dennison, Of Wash
ington, is visiting her sister Mrs Fincher,
on KIRK avenue.
The Sunday school Of the First NJ p
Church will GO on an excursion to Wood
land Beach on July TO-
Rev j. II Howard, OF Asbury lectured
for the benefit Of the Ladies Aid Society
of that church last night His subject
was THE Forces That Win, and was a
discussion Of the qualities that bring
success in life He said they were adapt
utility, enthusiasm, concentration and
determination. The lecture through
out was illustrated by amusing aud in
teresting anecdotes.
Ernest Farwell Keigwin, son of Rev.
A. n Keigwin, Of this city was awarded
the second George Potts Bible Prize at
the commencement day exercises Of
Princeton yesterday
John Moore Trout. also q Delawarean,
won honorable mention in the COM
petition for the Sophomore English
Prize
Rev Charles Stengle Of Fruitland,
Nd, is registered at the Clayton House
Harry L. Bryan, former Whining
tonian. and at one time private secretary
to Ambassador Thomas + Biyard, mas
returned to Washington from his
European trip de went abroad TO get
over the effects of a collision with a
cable car in which be says he twas
knocked out in the frat round.' He has
entirely recovered from the accident.
Thomas F Cassidy, OF this city. and
Miss Johanna Sullivan, of Hudson, N Y
were married in So Mays Church, in
the latter city. ON Tuesday, at noon
John j. Cassidy, brother of the groom,
was best man, aud Miss Mary
Lenahan, Of Hudson, was bridesmaid
Mr.. aud Mrs Cassidy arrived IN this
city yesterday morning aud will reside al
No 2J1 West Fourth street.
A little East Side gicl has the folio y
ing inscription OIL the collar of her little
black and tan terrier: II am Ethel
Morgan's dog. Whose dog are your
L. @. sterner, of Camden, was in this
city last evening
Judge Grub Is somewhat better, but
very weak He will probably get over
his attack of gastric fever II he does not
have relapse.
John F. Salisbury, of Dover, was in
this city yesterday morning
D Hugh G. Browne is in Dover to day.
] The Columbian Lawn Tennis Club, Of
b Newport. will present the comedy f he
Flower of the Family" tomorrow even
a ing in Red Mems Hall, Newport. Hacks
from this city will leave Eighth and
Jefferson streets at 2 10 sharp
Rev. and Mrs. Martin B Dunlap aud
< son Leighton are In Philadelphia to day.
Miss Helen Ash, of this city, is visit
d ing Dover friends
= The Alumni Association Of the Goldey
d WILMINGTON Commercial College held
b. its annual banquet at the Clayton Hons,
% last night The tables were beautifully
decorated aud an excellent menu was
served
4 H. T, Smalley, president OF the Alumni
y was POSTMASTER Speeches were made
by S. c Hill, Miss Florence B. Upton,
William Nor on, Eva W. Sergeant, Tru
ie man Campbell, Rev. c. 1 Stengle auc
u others
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
9 MDDLErOwN, June IA Miss Laura
Hudson has returned home from vsi
10 among New Castle friends
!. A number Of prominent persons C.
"a this town will soon 90 to Ocean Grove
10 N. j, to spsud the warm summe
months.
Professor w Tharp. principal o
I the Middletown public sch DOL, accom-
panied by bis wife, will speFd thti
vacation with friends at Amherst, Mass
n Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
If DOVER, June IA Maxwell Harringto
"a is home from school,
be- Warren Hall, of Philadelphia, is hon
with bis parents
Hon John II Hoffecker OF Snyrns
az was In Dover Yesterday
as Mrs l.. A. Wi Ills is visiting in Mills
boro, Del.
ve Miss Harper, Of Still Pond, is visiiin
N Dover friends
n T. R Price and sister, Of Centre
do Vile, Nd are visiting here
Miss Bender is spending some time
an town.
,is Miss Landon and Mr. Ford of Fai
nd mount, Md ara guests at the Academy
mr. Miss Louise. daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
w. H. Peck. will be married to M
Is Matthesson, OF Chicago, next WEI
re nesday afternoon, June 20. at q
as residence of the brides parents {
10 Governors avenue
The initial meeting Of the New Csntul
Club AuXilfarV will he held in the cir