Evening journal., 1894-03-08
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Principal johnson to Lecture
on Scotland at Falkland.
CAMERA CLUB ENTERTAINMENT


Church in Eutertainment-otherE Events
of Interest.
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the paper only
The tots of the Second Baptist Sunday
school gave an interesting kinder
Rarten entertainments last night in the
church. Professor Schimmerhorn took
part, and with his guitar added mater
tally to the success of the,evening. The
little ones took their parts we'll The
following program was given: Music.
Little Toadstools, "The Blacksmith.
guitar; vocal solo, Master Paul zlmmer
man; ''Topsy Turvy" music. guitar;
"Daisy's Ball. farce from Jos Boys"
"Jack Frost" recitation, Miss Addie
Jones; music "Rock-s Bye Baby, "The
Shoemaker" Five Little Graudmothers,
guitar; music, "Washee- Washee and
Yokohoms." guitar
An amusing feature, not down on the
program. was when Professor Sehimmer-
horn played Daisy Bell' and the chill
dren joined in, with apparent uncon
seriousness.
G p. Miller Rumford son Of Henry p.
Rumford. cashier Of the Central National
Bank. this city, has received two frst
prizes at the exhibition of photographs
made by the Harvard Camera Club Of
Harvard University. One prize was
awarded for the best set Of photographs,
from an artistic point OF view, the other
for technical excellence.
Mr. Rumford is member Of the class
of '97.
Miss Della Phillips, of this city. is Wis
iting friends in Baltimore.
Little Miss Blanche Montgomery
daughter of James R. Montgomery, of
No. 2l0 West Fourth street, gave
birthday party last night. A number Of
little folks we're present, and the time
was pleasantly spent in games and
singing. Those present were: Barbara
Zimmerman, Elsie Houck, Sarah Carson,
Fannie Peeky, Ellen Meredith, Pauline
Houck, Emma Zimmerman, Mary Peeky,
Willie Corson, Addie Corson and Lemuel
Peeky.
Harlan Cause returned to.dsy from
indianapolis, to which place he went on
a business trip several days ago.
Principal Isaac T. johnson, of the
Friends School, Of this city, will lecture
on "Scotland-Historical and Pictures
que, on March %, in Red Clay Greek
Presby yterlsn Church. at Falkland.
John Elliott of this city, was in West
Chester yesterday.
Philip R Layton. of Georgetown,
spent yesterday in Wilmington.
Miss Gertrude Houser, Of this city, is
visiting Miss Ruth Carpenter at Marcus
Hook
John Ackinson, Of Trainer, Pa, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Magistrate Sasse is in Trenton. N. j.,
to-day.
Frederick Buford. of Laurel. Del.
ard Miss Wilhemina Wheatley, of Gales.
town, Md, were married yesterday at
the residence of d w. Stubs, No Sll
Hanover street, Baltimore, by Rev. Mr.
McCready, of the Methodist Protestant
Church, Brooklyn Anne Arundel county.
Tue bride was sttired in brown cloth.
Mr. and Mrs Bufford left last night on
the steamer Choptsnk for their future
home at Laurel.
The orchestra of Second Baptist
Church played at the old time concert
given in Brandywine NJ. E Church LAS
night. 1t will play there again thii
evening.
Walter Taylor, of Rockford who wen
to Bolton, near Manchester England
several weeks ago, TO visit relatives, ha
returned home much benefited by th
trip.
Mr. ard Mrs William Mousley,o of No
1851 Lincoln street. will give a cart
party TO their friends tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs Ferdinand L. Gilpin will lea
the conversation class at the meetin
this afternoon at o'clock ia the parlor
of the New-Csntury Club The subjsc
is Edwin Booth"
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, March S.-One Of the mos
brilliant weddings that has taken plac
this season occurred last evening at ia
residence of G +. Harper, near LeipsiI
Miss Ida Harper was the pretty brid
and John Slaughter the groom. Bot
are Of neer Leipsio.
The bride was very becomingly gowne
in ivory white cashmere, trimmed
MORE aud lace. The groom was in even
ing dress The bridesmaid, Miss Liz
Nj Clements, formerly Of Clayton. Del
but now Of Poeomoke City, Md. who
very attrse.ive young woman. wor
ivory white crepe de chine. trimmed wit
chiffon. The groomsman was Frank ST
ling, of Smyrna.
The wedding march was rendered
John L. q p. Sc1tten, of Leipsio Re
O. SmOot, psstor OF Leiosic M.
Church, performed the ceremony. II
presents received we're numerous al
handsome
A large number Of invited guests we
present
Mrs. James l.. Woloott was in the ell
yesterday.
Ex-Governor Ponder, OF Milo