Evening journal., 1894-05-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Bright Newspaper Men of Bal
timore and Philadelphia
EXPECTED HERE NEXT SATURDAY

liilOAS anu Eullduelpnld
EXPECTED HERE NEXT SATURDAY
Complete Program of the Goldsy Busi-
ness College Commencement Exercises
DIR. Huiburd, Job II. jackson, BIr.
Horr' Principal Goldey, General waE-
ner, DIR. Murray and Others to Speak.
Delawarean toi BE Welded in Phna-
adelphIa.
Al communications intended for insertion
p, "a TINS column should be addressed 70 Society
E1ltot, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
the paper only
Seldom can a gathering Of any class of
persons combine as much pleasure in a
short space of time, as can an association
OF newspaper men. The newspaper men
Of Baltimore will storm Philadelphia
next Saturday. They will be the guests
OF the Quicker City newspaper men,
and an elaborate plan has been
made for their entertainment.
The visitors will leave Baltimore at s. 30
a. m. on Saturday in a special car, and
will be received at Broad Street Station
by the members of the Pen and Pencil
Club There will be more formal re-
csption ia the public building by
Governor Pattison aud Mayor Stuart In
the evening there will be trip down the
Delaware, and all the points of interest
will be visited, including, of course, the
city OF Wilmington and historic Brandy.
wine
The following is the elaborate program
arranged for the commencement exer-
cises of the Goldey Wilmington Com
mercial College, on Thursday evening,
June 10:
Overture. "LElegante" te"................P Pettee
Waltzes, Beau Brummell" ".............. Ware
March, "Americsn oadets ..R B. oRal Hsii
Invocation. .... Rev. Merritt Hulburd, d. ID.
s,-.-. Job H. jackson, ESQ.
Miss Lizzie H. Lands, OF WWaynesboro, Pa.
Cornet solo, "Honeysuckle Poika"...... Carey
Hon Roswell G. Horr. of Michigan
overture, 'Bonny Scotland" ............ Catlin
., Principal H. S. Goldey
General Lewis Wagner, of Philadelphia
Trombone solo, "The Signal" ....... l.. Brooks
Overture, "soundi From the sunny south"
Benediction. Rev. W. L. S. Murray. Dean
March, Tuxedo. o".........................H Heald
Albert's Orchestra will furnish the
music.
The invitations are Ct artistic design,
and present an attractive appearance.
They are from the press OF K. A. Wright,
of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Benjamin d Bowen and son
Henry, we're In Philadelphia to day.
Miss Emily Stinson, Of Philadelphio,
will take charge OF the sick ward OF the
new hospital for babies in this city. The
new hospital. which Is at No 207 Wash
ington street. will he thrOvn open for
public inspection at . o'clock on Thurs
day. At $3.50 OF the same day Bishop
Coleman will formally open the hospital.
Mics Stinson. who is to take charge
of the sick ward is trained nurse,
graduated from the Blockley Hospital,
Philadelphia She recently had charge
of hospital for epileptics in that city.
Frederick Hubbard, of FELTON,, is in
this city to day.
j. H Baker and wife. Of Frederick,
Md, are registered at the Clay ton
House.
Frank n. Stoever. wife and children,
went to Newport News, Va yesterday,
where they will reside in the future
The marriage of Joseph A. Huds sou,
formerly Of Milford, and Miss I'd NJ
Wood, of Philadelphia. has been an
nounced to take place tomorrow The
ceremony will take place az St Paul's
NJ E. Church. corner of Sixth and
Catherine streets. Philadelphia, at 8
o'clock in the evening.
The young people OF Mt. Pleasant NJ.
E Church, Brandywine hundred, will
give a straw berry festival this evening
II will be continued until Thursday
evening.
Rev Merritt Hulburd, D. D of Grace
M. E. Church. has been invited to de-
liver an address st the thirtietS anniver
ssry Of the Central Congregational
Church, Philadelphia. The celebration
takes place Tuesday evening
At the baby reception to be given In
First Presby terisn Church on Thursday
evening, Miss Mary X. Thieiman will
sing baby song and Miss lola Chalfant
lullaby. II is expected that Senator
Gray will be among the speakers.
This Is for the May girl:
"Who first beholds the light of day
In springs sweet dowery month of May
And wears an emerald all her life,
Shall be a loved and happy wife"
Spsugled parssols are a whim of the
season which it is doubtful will "take
as they are quite conspicuous and GER
tainly expensive, says writer in an eX
change. The frame is first covered with
some delicate colored' silk, then with
tulle or chiffon aud to this are sewec
spangles in great profusion.
1t is great mistake for most women
to wear red in any shade, says a critic
II there is any color in the face the least
bit Of red near IL will bring ont a dread
ful brick shade in the complexion that IL
most ugly Those who are excessively
pale, on the contrary, will fad vivii
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