Evening journal., 1894-06-16
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Miss Gray's Pleasant Birthday
Surprise Party.
MORE JUNE WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED

Married on June 27-Other Events Of
Interest to Wilmington People and
Their Friends.
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Last evening there was a birthday
party given in honor of Miss Lille Gray,
at her home. No. s48 Poplar street.
Among her many friends present were:
w, Wallace, Dalson Jester, Newell
Farrow, l.. Burnite, H. Layton, H. Dill,
s. Dill, w. II Wilkins. William B.
Trnitt. G f. Patterson, J. Strong. E
Strong. Mr. Marvel. Mr.. Coffin, Miss
Mary Powell. Miss Bertha Hirand, Miss
Katie Woodall Miss Lille Hoifecker,
Miss Carrie Cartridge, Miss Carrie
French, Miss Elsie Thompson. Miss
Fannie Taylor and Miss Laura Hogue
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Hugh G. Browne attended the Confer
ence Academy commencement at Dover.
c. E. Willin, Of Georgetown, was ia
this city yesterday.
MISS mary NllllN1 mas
from the faculty of the Friends School.
and Miss Martha Whitson will take a
years leave of absence, which she will
spend at Cornell College. Her place will
be supplied by Miss Emma Chambers. a
graduate of Swarthmore College. Miss
Rebecca Robb, a graduate Of the Har.
ward training class. will be instructor in
the girls gymnasium. Allen B Glenn
ents, A M, will be the teacher in science
and higher mathematics,
The Kings Daughters of Hanover
Presbyterian Church held n lawn party
to day, at the residence of Mrs. Rob
inson, on the Newport Pike, near
Richardson's Mills.
Miss virdie NJ. Gooden returned to her
home at Willow Grove. Del last even
ing.
Miss Florence R Egee. of this city, is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. S. f
Dushane, at Chesapeake City
A Delawareau, who has recently
returned from an European trip,
spent some time In London. that greatest
city of the world. While there
no 4NhAuNu VI lnt ulEn nunVt
and regard in which Hon Thomas F,
Bayard. the first American ambassador To
the court Of St James, is neld He writes
to q Wilmington friend. "Mr. Bayard is
just round the corner from Hyde Park,
so he takes a canter along Rotten Row
nearly every morning. and l never saw
him Ia better looking trim dis work,
though not at AL oppressive in extent. is
just of the character to interest him,
while the social duties he is called upon
to perform have developed his speech.
making capacity marvellously, so that
now he is considered the finest represen.
tstive the United States has ever sent to
the court of st. JAMES"
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
MIDDLETowE, June l6 Miss Ninl
Scott, Of Townsend. visited relatives
here yesterday.
John Mckay, OF Wilmington, was il
town on business yesterday
Miss Clara Connolly. OF Dover, was thi
guest of Middletown friends yesterday.
Miss Grace Stevenson. OF FELTON,, IL
visiting Miss Jsnvier, in this city.
Miss Mabel Conner. Of FELTON,, hs
Debh Nt5lbluB liieuua uohcs
Daniel ]. Moore, of Washington, and
Miss Mary r. Hesson, Of Philadelphia
were married at Scott NJ +. parsonage
on Wednesday. Rev. Robert Watt per
formed the ceremony.
Rev W. Frederick Lewis. castor o
Rodney Street Church, will sail TO
Europe the last of this month During
his absence his pulpit will be supple
by Rev. w. H. Gill, d. D., of Philadel
phia.
Rev. G. A. Grice. Of Georgetown, wa
ia Wilmington yesterday.
Friends of the Homeopathic Hospita
spent pleasant afternoon and evenin
yesterday at a lawn party given at th
home OF Samuel N. Trump, at Silver
side.
The party was under the auspices
the junior board OF the hospital Dam
ing was INDUCED in from 2 to 10 o'cloc
p m.
Miss Lydia Truss. Of Chesapeake Cisl
has been visiting Wilmington friends.
The wedding of Miss Emile Shaw,
this city, and DR. Angus Noel, of Car
ton, Ohio. is announced to take place o
Wednesday morning, June 81 TIL
ceremony, which will take place at th
home OF Mrs. ]. H Husbands No 81
Market street, will be performed by Re-
George Hall, rector OF St. John 3 P
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