Evening journal., 1894-01-27

Newport Friends-Clayton Young Men
Give Pleasant Party-Chat About VIII
mington People and Their Friends.
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The friends of Miss Ada Turner were
entertained by her at Johnny Horner"
party at her home, No. S07 Madison
street. Games, music aud dancing were
main features Of amusement Each
guest received Johnny Horner" prize.
Among those present were: Misses
Ada and Helen Turner, Lizzie Smith,
Clara Brickley. Clara Hutson, Mary G
Druokker, Bessie MARBLE, Mamie
Counselor and Annie O. Turner.
Robert Jamisen, George f. Cornell,
Edgar Boys Joe German, w. George
Huey, Frank Kramer. John Murphy,
Harry G. Turner. Mr. aud Mrs Howard
Grant, james Wooter, of Milford; Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel f. Turner
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
CLAYTON, Jan 27-Tbe young men Of
Clayton gave a delightful party last
night at the home of Charles Stewart.
The time was spent in vocal and in
strumental music and parlor games. S.
J. WhalleY was caterer.
Among thoss present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Severson, Miss Lou Wilson, of
Wilmington Miss Harris, Miss Jones,
Miss Donovan, Miss Cssperson, the
Misses SeversOn, Miss Lizzie Wright,
Miss Drucis Ellis. Miss Lottie Hawkins,
Miss Emma Hawkins, Miss Susie
Clark, Miss Salie Clark, of Smyrna;
Miss Susie Baynard, Miss Parvis,
Miss Lizzie Anderson, Miss Alva Dea-
kyne, Miss Addie Leakyne, Miss Mary
Rawley, Miss Fannie Short, Baymun
Deakyne, Fred Clark, James Book, VIII
liam Hallett. Scott Miller, Frank Dono-
van. Harry Hearn, George Joseph. Albert
Brown, Harry Boggs, John Whitlock
Frank Tunis, James Boyer, Charles
Paul johnson, John Clements, David
Harrison, James Huston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stewart
The Milltown Social Circle met at the
home of John Bali, near Milltown, last
evening.
Mrs LaMotte DUPONT will give the
last of her series Of germans at her
home, Saint Amour to night.
James II. Walker, OF Mermaid, and
Robert l.. Walter, of Kennett Square,
Pa are registered at the Clayton House.
j. Miller Thomas will give his annual
banquet to his employees next week. The
date mas been set for Thursday night,
February 1. at the Clayton House.
II has been the custom Of Mr. Thomss
to entertain his employees each year
since he has occupied the Methodist
book store on Market street The enter
tainmeuts are generally pleasant affairs,
and loug looked forward TO by the
guests.
Mrs Stephen Slaughter will receive
the members of Wesley NJ l. Church
and their fiiends at her home to night.
All sorts Of refreshments will be served,
the proceeds Of which will be used for
the benefit Of the Wesley parsonage.
Miss Ruth Harwood, Of this city. spent
the day in Philadelphia She was the
"Faust" fame.
Miss Amelia vsndegrift of Odessa, is
the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Henri Lindsay, of Chesapeak,
City is visiting friends here.
Miss Ylrgie Jones, of this city, is visit
ing Miss Clark, Of Delaware City.
Miss Floreucs n 'geman. OF Whining
ton, is visiting friends 10 Delaware City
Mrs Ada Ball. of this citg, is visiting
relatives At Trainer Pa.
Miss Emma Salmon, of this city, has
been visiting friends in Chester.
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The Clio Glasses In Elocuiion ap'
Voice Culture gave their first reception
last evening In Eden Lodge rooms, or
Delaware avenue.
The reception was informal and Il wa
the expressed wish of Rev. j. R Mill
gau, the director, that all should eniol
themselves
Though the weather was unfavorabie
there was quite a large and appreclativ
attendance
During the evening there were seYera
recitations given by Miss May X
DE Witt, of Philadelphia, who IS al
elocutionist of high order
There were also violin solos whio
were wtlirendered b. the little Brobs
brothers
Mrs La Motte Dupont, the Misses Dr
Pont, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ban
croft, ali of this CITY, and .Mr. and Mr.
4 B. b. Ccmegys, Of Philadelphia, bu
formerly OF Wilmington, attended 0