Evening journal., 1894-02-05
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Reception to Rev. G. c. Hall,
St. Johns New Rector.
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The Penn Club Of Delaware, an
alumni association Of the University of
Peunsy lvanis, will give us second
annual dinner in Eden Hall at o'clock
this evening. The banquet room has
been appropriately decorated and the
tables laid in anticipation of the
event
The bill of fare prepared by the caterer
is the follows:
Blue Points sauterne
Consomme Ju'ienne. sherry
Filet deBoeuf. Mush DOM iuce.
Peas Potato croquettes
Champagne.
" sweet iS. b Ss cad G ltlets.
Celery Salad.
Bisque Tortonie
cafe Noir.
Cigars
Responses to the tossts will be as
follows: The University" Dr. William
Pepper: "The Medical Department" DR.
II. Wood; 1.-The Alumni, Hampton L.
Carson; 'Our College Days" William
Michael B,rue; glees by quartet Of Glee
Club Of 90 SO
The guests of honor will be Dr.
Pepper, provost of the university; DR..
Wood. lecturer on therapeutics; and
Hampton L Carson. an eminent lawyer,
of Philadelphia The Invitation list
includes all Delaware graduates of the
university.
Miss venn, Of this city, is visiting her
brother, W. D. Venn, at Townsend.
Miss Belle Fletcher, Of this city, is the
guest of the Misses Lloyd, at Odessa.
Mrs S. Dushane, OF Chesapeake City,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rudolph
Egee,in Wilmington.
DR. and Mrs Charles d Richards, Of
Georgetown. were in this city on sstur-
day.
Judge Cullen spent Sunday with Clerk
Of the Peace Biggs, az Middletown.
D w. Corbit and wife, of Odessa, are
visiting friends in this city
Mrs. William Mackey. of this city Is
visiting Mrs B F. Crawford, at War
wick, Del
Saturday night the people Of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. gave a reception TO
Rev. George c. Hall, the new rector, 10
the parish building Members of the
church and their friends crowded the
building Mrs David Derrickson, Mrs.
F. G Du Pont, Mrs E g Bradford,
Mrs Lewis Williamson, Miss Sue How
land, Mrs. Leonard d. Davis, the Misses
Chandler and the Misses Van Trump,
composed the reoep ion committee, and
introduced the members to the new
pastor. An address of welcome was
made by Bishop Coleman and fine
musical progrsm was rendered.
After everyone bad become acquainted
refreshments we're served in the second
story OF the building The room was
handsomely decorated Tue table was
also very prettily decorated with palms
ported plants. cut foVers and fairy
lamps The girls who had charge Of the
table were Misses H. Van Trump, Josie
Hawly, the Misses Shortlidge, Mrs
Richards and Miss DerrieksOn.
Mr. Hall Is much pleased with th'
church and the people
Some Of those present were: Mr. and
Mrs Cloud lott, Rev and Mrs Charlie
Murray. Bishop and Mrs Coleman, Rev
A L DuPout Coleman, Mr. and Mrs
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. F G Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L DuPoDt, Miss. K. Du
Pont, Miss Jessie Simmons, Mrs. Charlie
Baird, Rev. aud Mrs. H. Ashton Henry
Andrew G Wilson, Edward Shortlidge
Rev X J Hammond, William j. Fisher
Rev II M BARTLETT. tx.Mayor Austi
Harrington. George Elliott, Rev Mi
Miller Of Christ Church, Concord Rev
p B. L'ghtner. OF New Castle; Rev
and Mrs A. R Walker and Rev. E. 4
Miller.
N J. Pieison. Of this city. has bee
the guest OF friends in Milford.
Harry Lungren, of Wilmington, ha
been visiting friends in West Chester.
Miss Lizzie Hall, OF Smyrna, is visitin
friends in this city.
DR.. Sheridan p Manship, of Maguolii
Kent county formerly Of this city,
here tn pariake of the dinner Of tl
Penn Club Of Delaware.
The '93 Social Club met Saturda
evening at the home Of Miss Nell
Gillespie No 405 West Seventh rect.
SAYS London dispatch Of February
Rire social courtesy was extended q
Thursday night 10 Ambassador Bayal
and the United States military attael
in being the only Foreigners invited TO n
smoking concert of the Honorable Art
lery Company on the occasion Of the Wis
of The Prince Of Wales 10 the con
pany's armory The cordiality Of Il
reception Of the Americans was We
marked
When the American ambassador Ell
tered leaning on the arm OF Colon
LIKE q THIEF IN THE NIGHT,
Consumption comes A slight cold, wi
vour system in the scrofulous condltS