Evening journal., 1894-03-05

Lent-Interesting Program to Be Rem
dered By Local NIusicIans at EpwOeth.
News of Wilmington. People aud Their
Friends.
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An evening social was he'd at the
home Of Miss Sallie Ratledge, Second and
Hawley streets, Saturday night. The
evening was a plea ant one for all
present and WAS spent in dancing ana
playing games. John Hitler played some
excellen violin selections, and Lester
Riggs played several selections on the
corDet
Late in the evening refreshments we're
served in the dining room. It was Sun
day morning when the young people left
for their homes Among those present
were: Misses Sallle Ratledge, Fan 10
Loynd. Mabel Walton, Martie Lsach
Elsie Colt, Jennie Lstimer, Lydia Lat'-
mer. Jennie Loynd, mamie Rstledge
Annie Walton, Ada Montgomery and
Mamie Dillman; Harry Craig, John Step
lor, Walter Campbell, William Shields,
Charles Handy, John HELLER, Norman
Ousley of Chester; James Furgerson,
Wallace Concil Richard Muncy, of Ches.
ter; Clarence Wright and Fred Clark.
Rev. John D. c. Hanna, the popular
young pastor. of old Asbury M. f..
Church, will deliver a lecture in the
Lewes NJ + Church on Wednesday even
ing The lecture will be under the
auspices Of the Independent Order Of
Red Men, of Lewes Rev J. II Howard
will also take part in the ceremonies.
Captain Giles H. Lambson, of the
United States Fish Commission, is the
guest Of his uncle, Giles Lambson near
this city.
George Il. Robinette. of this city.
with bis niece Miss Phillips, are loca ed
a. the Delaware City House, Atlantic
City.
The following musical program will be
given on the occasion of the lecture Of
Rev. NJ Y Fallon on the subject, "loan
of Arc" in the Brownson Library Hall
this evening, at o'clock The Chapel,
Brownson sextet; lecture. Joan of
Are. the Maid Of Orleans" Rev NJ y.
Fsllon. A. NJ solo, Miss Lizzie SchWab I;
alto solo, Miss Mary McNuity; soprano
solo, Miss E Harmey: quartet from
boy ch ir. violin accompsuist, Master
I Charles McCullin solo, soprano Miss NJ.
J McAlister; solo, comic. Joseph Nc
Cullin; quartet, Good Night But Not
G bye" Misses Hsrmey and McNulty
aud Messrs. Roach and McNulty.
Mrs Minnie See, of Georgetown, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs n.
Robinson, of this city.
Walter Steele, of Newark, visited a
friend here yesterday.
Mrs. Harry q George aud little
town to visit Mrs. Georges parents,
Judge and Mrs. q. NJ Cullen.
Deputy Attorney General Branch H.
Giles, spent Sunday with his parents in
Seaford
Miss Mary Parker and Miss Belle
Crawford, Of this city, spent yesterday
in Philadelphia.
Charlie, w Cullen, of Georgetown,
was in the city esterday.
Miss Iva Groves, Of Firnhurst, has
been spending several days with hsr
sister, Mrs. William Ruth, here.
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Butler, of this city
spent yesterday in Camden
Judge Lamar, Of the United States Su-
preme Court, who died last winter, was a
gentleman of the old chool, and vss
always making fine speeches TO women,
says writer in Harpers Weekly There
Is no end Of stories told about him Ga
one occasion he was taken TO task 10y q
isdy at Bar Harbor who thought he did
said, II am afraid you don't remem Der
Remember you, Madam !' was his
quick reply, with one of his courtly bows
why, I've been trying ever since TO for.
get you And she laughingly ex-
claimed "Ohl go away. you dear, de
ightful cid Southern humbugi"
Miss Jennie Sooy, OF this city. who has
been spending the winter on Chincotea-
que Island, Va returned home to-day.
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George Watson. Of this city, spent
yesterday at Trainer, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Of Falkland
Is visiting friends in this city.
The Union Veteran Legion will give a
supper ia its hall in the Crosby & Hi
building on March II, for the benefit o.
the relief fund for dependent old sol
diers
George Kitchens, Of this city. has beer
visiting friends in Camden, n. J.
Miss Annie Stirling, Of Philadelphia
and q psrty of friends from this city, aF'
enjoying visit to Washington and Alex
andria.
Miss Lille Weed, of this city. Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Smith, at Rid
ley Park.
Mrs. d. Sparks, of this city, Is a CUES