Evening journal., 1894-04-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
A Smyrna Wedding of Interest
to Wilmington People.
DRAMATIC CLUBS NEW PLAY

munications sh ould be written on one side Of
the paper only
The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
give another Of its delightful plays in
the Opera House this evening. These
plays are unusually. pleasant events, and
are looked forward to from time to time
by Wilmington's society people The
cards of invitation are always limited to
the members of the club and their
friends
The play tonight is "72s." by Franz
Won Schonthan. 1t will be under the
stage direction of w. j. Roman, of Phil.
adelphia. The caste includes Miss Ell
eanor Walton and Miss Bessie Wales,
who took prominent parts in Between
the Acts" a former production by the
club. The complete caste Is as follows:
Frederick Salmon. ...... Lieut.. James A. Frier
Paul Turbot ............ Christopher l. Ward
Herbert Grayling .... George X. HOhecker
DR.. PollocS........ ...... Henry i. fulenwider
Signor Pescatore. ........ Joseph A Richardson
fostmeh .''''.'''.. .'.'' f;;John % , Dttu
Mrs. Salmon. .................. Miss May Candy
MAUD. .............'s....'...'.. MISS ales
Ninna. Miss Bessie Wales
A. Powdermaker Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Powdermaker and Miss Powder.
maker, of this city. attended the wedding
Of Miss Carrie Weinmann, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weinmann, Of
Philadelphia. and Henry Clark, of Sac.
ramento, Cal. The ceremony took place
last night at 80 o'clock, in Garrick
Hail. at Franklin street and Fairmount
avenue, Philadelphia
Miss Ella Wittenberg is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia.
Henry +. Pennypacker is still seriously
i'll but the physicians express the belief
that he will survive the injuries sus-
tanned by being thrown from his bro.her's
horse.
Miss Nora Ewing. of Fair View. Nd,
is the guest Of Miss Rills Senderling, Of
this city
The watchful Circle of Kings
Daughters will give a musicale in st
Paul's NJ. E. Church this evening at 8
o'clock A good program has been pre-
pared and an enjoyable time is antici-
pated.
Special Observation-Disclosures Journal.
DOVER, April 12-Miss Winnie Collins
has returned home to Dover, from two
weeks visit to Philadelphia
Henry Pascoe, Of Philadelphia. is visit
ing his brother, d. NJ Pascoe in this
town.
The wedding OF Miss Maud Wharton
and Charles s Taylor, of Dover, has been
announced to take place in Wesley M E
Church on Wednesday April 25, at 2
o'clock p m
Miss Ella c Burnite, Of Wilmington,
has been visiting relatives here.
w. D. Walls and wife, and son Harry,
will attend the Walls Bratten wedding
In Wilmington, this evening.
Charles Denney is on the sick list.
Howard S Taylor of Pennsgrove, n.
j., is visiting friends in Dover.
W. J. Burke, of Newark, N. j., is visit
ing here.
Frank DAILY, of New Haven, Conn, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Joseph L Carpenter, Jr ;: is in Phila-
delphia to-day attending the funeral OF
a relative.
William R. Reynolds. a candidate fol
the postmastership of Middletown, wal
in this city to-day looking after his
political fences
George H. Hollis is in Maryland on
business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 9 Elisson, Of Middle
town. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Harr
B. Maxwell.
Harry Ellason, of Middletown, wa
the guest of friends in this city, yestel
day.
Thomas R England, of the Lsws
Delaware Pilot, was visitor in tht
city, yesterday.
Everybody knows the girl who wani
to go to the city to earn her own living
She fancles that she can do most an
thing to earn money, you know, al
the town in which she has lived all b,
young life, and where she knows every bod
and everybody knows her and calls h,
by her FIRST name, is too small to hol
her any longer
Martha Everts Holden has written a
answer to the ambitious country girl. an
this Is what she says:
II felt like posting an immedia
answer and saying, Stay where yC
are l didn't do it though. for kne
IL would be useless. The girl is bour
to come, and come she will And 81
will drift into a third-rate boarding
house, than which II there is anythin
meaner-let us pray. Aud II she
pretty she will have 10 carry herself Ill
snow on high hills to avoid contamin
tion. II She is conhding and innocen
the fate of that highly prosecuted her
inc Of old fashioned romance, Claris
Hsrlowe, is before her. II she is homel
the doors Of opportunity are firm
closed against her. IL she is SINAI
she will perhaps succeed IN ear
ing enough money to pay b
board bill and have sufficient le
over to indulge iu the maddening extrI
vagsnce OF AN occasional paper Of pi
or a ball Of tape What II, after hsi
labor and repeated failure, she does
cure something like successl No soon
will she do this than up will step sol