Evening journal., 1894-02-23
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Rev. p. B Cabell Assists at a
Baltimore Ordination.
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTIES

Enjoyable Reception Given by the Mem
bers Of the Young Mems Republican
Club-Miss Hergenrather, Known In
This City, Writes Poem Other
Events Of Interest.
All communi cations intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care of the EvENtHG JOuREAL. Com
munications sh Ould be written on one side OF
the paper only
The first annual reception Of the Young
Mems Republican Club TO its members
was held in the beautiful King street
house last evening. Alberts Orchestra
was stationed behind huge bank of
flowers and rendered some excellent
music. The reception committee was
composed Of John Mahoney, George c
Woodward aud Harry A. Triggs. Over
2OD persons we're present, among them
b ing; Senator Higgins Mayor Snort
lidge, ex Mas Wiley and Wales Sher
III Gould. J Il. Hoffecker. Jr.. Job q
jackson, Ell wood G Jackson. Charles +
Thomas, City Solicitor George A.
Elliott, Paul ellis Henry Conrad
DR. "A 4 Frantz NJ T. Dannenberg,
William S Lednum Philip Q Church
man. II II BllanY, F E B4ch, George
H Hollis T G. Hatton, Frank Woolley
DR. Peter Cooper, John J. Mahoney.
Colonel S A Macalister, Colonel
John Wainwright L. Wales. Jr, J
Travers Jones, Hon. Thomas ] Div,
Samuel NJ Kuox. Charles NJ Curtis, w
C R. Colqnhoun, Frank Corbir, Mark L.
Gsrrett, E p Moody. Albert Waite,
William G. Mahafiy, Edmund Mitchell,
Jr, Harry Brown.
Supper was served by Thomas S
Lewis.
Miss MLiliAn Hergenrather, Of Queens
town, Nd, at present a student at
Mount st Aguess Collegiate Institute.
near Baltimore contributes the following
on the feast Of Saint Scholastica 70 the
Agnetisn Monthly
A happy feast dav! Dost thf panse expectant
To hear our wishi shall IL be life 20 long.
50 fair, that an Thy movings ris cloudless
In summer skies life untouched hy changer
Or shall We wish thee riches, peerless gift,-
To raise thee high above this weary world.
Or that on each sweet wa ing a new torch
OF yearning love beam on through sun and
What answerest thous Nor What wilt thou
wish not life so long. nor wealth 50 great;
Nor love so deep nor Yet -hal JOY be mi le-
The Cross beyond the wealth of earth, TO
It's LISTING gsin-in lieu Of love or life.
Or joy, or gifts which man can mediate.
THIS crave For 10 me E., live i- loss.
To die is gain-the crown of thorns TO me
ls richest giit-ths price but God IN ~ know.
Miss Hergenrather, who is a girl in
her teens has a circle of friends 10 this
city, having visited here frequently
within the past three years.
Wilson Perklnl, Of Kent county. is
stopping at the Girarj House, Philadel-
phia
Mrs John BrefTt, of this city, is visit
ing relatives in Chester.
Joseph H Messick and family, Of
Chester, have been visiting friends here.
Mrs Ida Hess has returned home to
this city after a visit to Philadelphia
friends.
Miss Julia P4ynter. Of st Georges. is
spending week with friends in VIII
mington.
Mrs Alice Currinder. Of this city,
has been the guest Of friends in Phila
phis
Miss Lena Lambert, Of this city, has
been the guest Of Miss Lizzie Parker, at
Middletown.
Rev. Philip B. Cabsll, Of the Church Of
the New Jerusalem, this city. assisted at
the ordination Of Rsv. Hir0 n Vrooman
tn the priesfhe o. the SVeden6organ
Church, al Btltlmore. yesterday. Afiel
the usual order OF Glvine services, the
candida e was presented TO the ordaininq
minister, Rev Or Frauk bewail, Of
Washington, by Mr. Csbsll, on behalf OF
the ministry.
Nc Vrooman. who Is known to {
mum Der of persons IN this city, was for
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