Evening journal., 1894-06-09

New York, " on every bottle.
delight TO all under Miss Katharine
Rutherford's skilled fingers. After Mr.
aud Mrs Finley had accepted the good
wishes Of their friends Mr.. Fitz Simon
read the congratulations Of Mrs Wood
row. sister Of the groom, whose home is
in Kansas and could not be present at
the wedding. She sent love aud con-
gratulations in beautiful poetry. The
bride is well known in this community
aud Mr.. Finley 10 to be congratulated on
winning so lovely woman for a wife
Immediately after supper the bride
donned her travelling gown which was Of
dark navy blue serge with hat to match.
and left with the groom in the midst OF
a shower of rice for the future home in
Wilmington, Del -Elkton Democrat
Hon Joshua Jester. a member Of the
Legislature Of Iowa, and brother Of Rev.
B. f. Jester, will deliver a lecture In the
First M p. Church, on the great labor
question, on June 10. 1t will be for the
benefit Of the trustees Of the church
The Columbian Lawn Tennis Club. Of
Newport will give an entertainment
consisting Of music and drama entitled
"The Flower of the Family, in Red
Mems Hall, on Friiay evening, June 10
It is generally rumored that William
Beadenkopf, OF Wilmington, viii build
a fine summer residence on his farm
north Of the paper mills. near Newark.
Mrs. spauldlng and Miss Lille Ban.
croft will sail for Europe on June 80. and
not next week as WAS stated in yes
terdays EVENING JOURNAL They will
be accompanied by Miss Anna Finn
They will meet Mrs. Bottsford and Miss
Julia X Bottsford aud travel with the m
in Germany. They will sail for home on
| September z,
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK, June "a very pleasant
dance was given by Miss Nellie Wilson,
at her home on Main street. last even
ing Lockart's Orchestra furnished
music for the dancers. Among those
present we're Misses Gertrude Beckwith,
Jennie Raub,. Mary Shanks Anna c
Southland. Margaret Link, Laura Camp
bell, Halle Steele, Edna Armstrong
w. H Whitley, W. H Cooper, Loui.
Pratt, Carl Harrington. Albert S. Cooper
Watson Harrington, Waldo c. Wilson
Il. c Adams, CraW ford Stevens, w
Armstrong, Edward W. Cooch anc
others
Hamilton Wade, formerly Of this town
and Miss Ellen F Miller, of Philadelphia
were married Thursday evening June 2
at the home of the bride' s mother. Afte
/ i
Wade left for an extended trip through
the New England states. Many Of Mr.
Wade's friends from this vicinity at
tended the wedding
Mrs Ella Hopper. of Chesapeake City
and Mrs. Arthur w. Mitchell, Of E kton
we're the guests OF Mrs. c. II. Henry
yesterday
Miss Nathalie Turner has returned
from a two.weeks visit to Philadelphia
and Haddonfeld.
Mrs Richard Garlich is back from
two months visit ia England, accom-
paned by her sister, Miss Allen, VIII
expects to make Newark her home
Miss Emma Evans is spending tbi
week with Wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman are at Lindei
Hall for the summer.
James Buckmaster, of Philadelphia, /
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. II. G. Eiason, of MiddletoWn. /
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs Name Crossley, of this city,
visiting friends at Altoona, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Il H. Roberts. Of st
Georges, have been visiting friends
r this city.
, Thomas F. Baysrd, Jr, J. Perc
1 | Nields, William 5 Hilles aud Harlan &
Scott have taken for the summt
"Brook6eld," the residence OF the lat
! Capital Charles Corbit, at Corbit static
3 on the Delaware City branch Of the p
, | W. & B. railroad.
t Hugh c. Browne returned from Ne
q York yesterday.
The Boys High School class of 90 wi
q give a musicale and farce in Assembl
] Hall ct the High School, on next Thurs
day evening. The High School orcheI
ira Will make its first public appesranl
{ and its music will be augmented by tn
of the Harum-ScArum Band OF q
Knights Of Pythias,
! John Flood has gone to his SUNNI
residences at Rockland.
! Miss Mary G Steel. Of Chesape6I
City, has returned home after visit
< Wilmington friends.
Y Thomas MulrOoney, Hubert Lslly al
4 Thomas Power have returned non
from the seashore where they have be,
q spending two weeks
. Woods TO the right Of us,
e WOODS 10 the left of us,
u All handsome and cuol;
Come on this trip for health,
e Contribute of yOul wealth,
u And benefit thereby EpwOrth SchoO
To Bind the "slghts and Scenes of q
:. World"
= Arrangements have been made TO biz
IS the "Sights and Scenes of the World
: in half Russia and gilt edges for