Evening journal., 1894-02-28


Newton S. Barkiey.
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A donation party was given last even
ing by the Crescent Society. The party
met at No I'LL West Fourth street,
at er delivering tho donation, It pro-
ce"ded to n. 2l6 North franklin street
Three or four hours were spent in various
kinds of games. Harry and William
Duncan gave some very fine selections
on the mandolin and guitar, and Thomas
Porter amused the company by his
comic songs. Clarence Watson sang a
solo, and Messrs Boys aud Sandersou
gave selections on the harmonica. Re-
freshments we're served In abundance
Among those present were; Misses
Annie Melvin, Clara Brinkly,
Lizzie Smith, Clara Devalinger,
Gladys Rlcads, Matte Watson. Alice
Francis. Mary Rutter. Hattie Rutter.
Matte McElwee, Ella Reed. Enma Wad
man, Dora Wilson, X ,tie Schneider.
Maud Duncan, Katie McGrilis. Maggie
Matthews, Mary. Hanna, May Saudersou,
Minnie Hysore, Elsie Hysore, Florence
Chambers. Mrs Duncan, Mrs. Rum
mel, Mrs Heap. Mrs Dunn,
Samuel Alexander, Clarence Watson,
Harry Boys, charles Barney, Frank San
derson, Wilton Grsmmer, Lou Church.
Harry Cramer, George Monck, Isaac
Grey, Louis Mcbride, Royal Woodro y,
Samuel White, Thomas Porter, Milard
Vernon, Frank Grey, Edward Matthews.
Wilfrsd Buckmaster, Emily Bell,
Edward Guy, Gus. Dennis, Charles Grif-
fenberg, Harvey Sanderson, Flank
Mynich, Morris Roberts, Ralph Nc
Colley, William McGinnis, Harry Reed
George Rummell, William Truit, Thomas
Hear, James Dunning and George Crews
Mr. and Mrs Crawford gave party in
honor of their son, William H. Crawford,
last night. The young people spent the
time merrily enough Ia games and music
Refreshments were not an unimportaut
feature of the evening:
Among the guests were Miss Alice
Weir, Miss Blanche Llghtcap, Miss Carrie
Weir, Miss Eva France. Mis- Helen Gar
rett, Miss Essie Chandler. Snow DOughten,
john DoughteD, Carrick Lloyd, Bacon
Hyatt and Howard Crawford.
Grace Orchestra will give its musicale
in the Sunday school hall Of Grace NJ Z
Church tonight at o'clock The con-
certs by this orchestra are unusually
pleasant affairs. aud an excellent pro
gram has been prepared for this evening S
entertainment, including solos by Mrs.
Victor r. Pyle
Mrs. John Breffet, Of this city. is visit.
ing her father John P. Nichols, in
Chester.
Meyer Meyers, the clothier formerly Of
this city, but now a merchant of Wilkes.
barre, Pa came 10 town this morning
on visit to old friends.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, F-b 2S. .-Hon w. L Sirman,
OF Delmar WAS ia town yesterday.
Hon William salisbury was in
Smyrna and Clayton Tuesday
Eddie Clark, Of Philadelphia, is visit.
ing friends here. Z
Miss Carrie Nicodsmus, OF Maryland
who has been visiting Mrs l. F Warner
for some time, left here yesterday for 8
visit TO Z iston
J. r. Fulton, Of Philadelphia, was in
Dover yesterday.
Mrs Sophia Clements aud daughter
are wishing relatives ia Wilmington
William o Price, of Camden, was IL
town yesterday
John Fleming, of Leipsic, was 10 Dovel
yesterday
William Scott, of Elkton, Nd, hsi
been visiting friends here
George A. Millington is in BaltimOr
to-day
pleasant surprise party was given q
Miss Bessie Hopton last nj ght, in homo
of her thirteenth birthday Amonl
those present were Misses Daisy Robe
len. Sallie S Sullivan, May and BLANCHE
Whitoraft, Alice pavord, Katie Hughes
Rsba and Wary Blest, Ethel BuekinR hau
Annie Wilson, Ella Fritz Lottie Weir
Loitie Claypoole. Mary Cloud
Emma Young, May Todd, Ell
and Annie HoDton, Charles Robe
len, Harry Willis. Clinton Fogwel
Morton TAYLOR, Ernest Hearn, Will
Conner, Walter Crossgrove, Will
and George Fritz, William Newell vii
liam Martin, John Adams, 5 Fran
Zabley, Dolph Wier, Elmer Zsbley
Willie Backington, Willie Anderson anC
B Carey.
Mrs Alfred Jones, of this city,
visiting friends In smyrna
The marriage has just been announce;
Of Miss Annie d. Rue aud NeWto
Smith Barkley. both Of this city, o
Thursday evening, February % Tn
ceremony was performed at the hom
of the brids. at No. 022 West Sevent
street, by Rev John d. c Hanna.
A number Of the friends Of Mis-
Martha Dunn, of 40 Taylor street, tel
dored her a surprise party at her hon
last evening She hai gone ont to speu
the evening and upon returning hon
found the parlors filed with her ycun
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