Evening journal., 1894-01-15

In the DAawiBg-Room OF the New
Century Club-Lecture and Music at
the Brownson Building This Evening.
Chat About Wilmington People and
Their Friends.
All communi cations intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed TO Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications sh ould be written on one side or
the paper only.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Kate O'Toole, at her home
No. SO7 East Fifth street, on Saturdi
night. The time was spent In dancing
and psrlor games. At midnight the
guests were invited to the dining room
where tempting spread awaited them
Among those present were: Miss
Mary D1gan, Miss Maggie Regnec, Miss
Kate Dugan, Miss Mary Garrity, Miss
Nellie Fuhr. Miss Della Connor Miss
Hannah Kavanaugh, Charles e A
August, M, P. Gardner, j. O. Kennedy,
w. Fuhr, NJ j. Gardner, w. Kelly, l..
Adris.
Charles August furnished some fine
cornet music.
The Tuesday Club will give it's FIRST
concert of the season at the New-Cen.
tury Club building to night. An excel
lent program has been arranged, the
final rehearsal Of which was given at the
drawing room Of the New-Century Club
this afternoon.
Its as follows;
Christmas anthem, "Apgelic Voices.
lsolos by Mrs. Howard L. Pyle and Miss
Virginia Conner.l
Song, "spring Flowers" ...;....,.. Reinicke
Miss Blanche Weldin.
Violin obigato, by Miss Elsie Swift
Piano solo, a nocturne op. Is. No. 2.... Chopin
Miss NJ lie Becher.
q Cantata, "God, thou Are Great. ..... .Sponr
Tuesday Club.
Tsolos by Mrs. w. +. Smsiley, Miss Reba A.
Gallagher. j. Newman Davis and w. n.
Song In APGi Mrs Howard L Pyle. Carpenter
Song, 'still as the Night, i............B Bonn
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Motet' GSilea Tuesday Club
[Solo, by Mrs. W. F. Smalley.l
Mrs William H. Kern, of Wilmington,
Is visiting friends in Rosemont, Pa.
Rev. Hiram Vrooman, Of Baltimore
was the guest of William NJ. Field yes
terday.
Isaac Darlington, of Hoboken, is visit
ing friends here.
J. A. Connor Of this city spent yes
terday in Philadelphia.
Mrs George N. Leister, Of Pittsburg,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. King, in this city.
nr.a nru,. p..ha. s,.,,,,,.,,, - .h;s
o. y. now a teach ar in one Of the Phila-
delphla conservatories Of music, will
take part in the Tuesday Club concert
this evening. She has not played in this
city for several years, and will be heard
this evening with much pleasure.
II is said that Will NJ S Brown and l..
B. Preston win soon produce a new
operetta.
Harry Ward. Walter Goodnow and
Misses Anna and Tabitha Watts, of this
city, have been visiting friends in Chester
Rev. NJ. X. Fallon will deliver tn,
third lecture of the Brownson Library
course to night in the lecture hall OF the
association at Fourth and Jackson
streets His subject will Se Books and
Reading" An interesting musical pro
gram will be rendered, including quar-
tet. "The Chapel solo, Miss Long
quintet, boy choir; solo, Miss Conner
duet, boy choir, Masters King anS
Adams; comic quartet, boy choir; femal
sextet, choir.
Mrs Thomas Locke, 'of Marcus Hook
has been visiting friends in this city.
Robert r. Shaw, formerly Of this city
but now Of Pittsburg, is visiting friend
here.
]. Norris Robinson, who has been sic
for ten weeks with typhoid fever, is no'
able to walk ont and will resume bust
ness In few days.
There goes the bell. visitor. / guess
And I'm fright and haven't time TO dres
H'ml Mrs. Gossip, from across the way;
What put Il in her head 20 call TO dayi
To see what she can see-thats all, no doub
That womans nothing but a gad-a -bout,
hate her, with her supercilious airs
That horrid girl is bringing her up stairs
'ris Mra. Gossip, declare, why this
Is quite pleasure, Z am sure. A kiss.l
So kind of you 10 cal tits quite treat;
Let me remove your shawl; pray take sea
We're all upset this morning, it IS true,
But we can always ind seat for you,
Pray don't apOlOgize-there Is no need:
I'm very glad you called-I am, indeed.
Boston Courier.
Miss Goldie Hudson, Of this city,
visiting friends in Seaford.
o. C. Langrell, Of Wilmington, hi
been visiting friends at Georgetown.
Mrs John Cannon Short, of nel
Georgetown. is visiting relatives in tn
city.
A fair would be-follower of a cell
breted Baltimore belle and beauty walk
forth yesterday afternoon, accompaniI
by her pet dog
She wore pretty, neat gown of ter
Gotta color, with a hat and gloves
match. But what attracted the sttel