Evening journal., 1894-01-11
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wedding of Miss India A.
Long and R. R. Andrews.
BRILLIANT CINDERELLA" DANCE.

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A Cinderella" OF small and early
dance was given in the parlors OF the
New Century Club building last night
Dancing began at z 80 o'clock.
The dance was very pleasant and
brilliant asair, yet only limited number
of tickets were issued 1t was given
for the benefit of the Brandywine and
West End Free Kindergartens.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Z. Tatnall
Warner, Mrs LaMotte DUPONT, Mrs. +. |
L. Gilpin and Mrs Harry Cause.
Miss Minnie Hayes. violinist, with her |
accompauist furnished the music. |
Kreuse & Spencer Of this city, were the
caterers
Among those present were: Mrs La
Motto Dupont, Mr. and Mrs a. I. Cause,
Mr.. and, Mrs. E. T. Warner, Mrs. F. L.
Gilpin, Preston Lea, Miss Lea. Mrs Sheffield
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Candy, Misses
Draper, Mrs Horace Cause, Miss Cause
Mr.. and Mrs Tinges, Miss Webster, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Curtis Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Marie Morse, II L. Tatnal, Walter
Tatnall, Miss Patterson, Miss Sellers,
Mrs, Canning, Harold Canning, Nj, Brooks,
Miss Brooks, Miss Ward, Miss Bessie
Hanson, Mrs McIlvsine, Miss Emily Nc
nvaine, Miss Bessie Wales, Joseph
Wales. Miss Sophie Dupont, Mr.. and
Mrs Victor Cause, Miss Williams, of
Brooklyn; Miss Dunn, of Philadelphia;
Miss Corbin, Odessa; Mrs. Harry Scott,
Miss Baird, of Philadelphia; Lieutenant
and Mrs Foye Mr.. and Mrs. White,
Miss Wilson, Boston; Mrs. General VIII
son, Mis- Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B Thompson, Samuel Ban
croft. Miss Bancroft, Mrs Albertson,
Miss Middleton, Cincinnati; Miss Mary
Warner, Miss Bertha Smith. Charles w.
Smith, Miss Wilson, Boston; Samuel
Swift, F. w. Curtis. Marriott Candy,
Harlan Scott, William Scott, Miss Swift
Fritz Cause, George A. Elliott, George
Hof1ecker, w. Budd, Mr.. Bowie, ]. Bird,
]. Frank Biggs, Edward Bringhurst,
Miss Edith Bringhurst, I. F. Bayard,
Jr, Mr. Copeland, Mr.. Lennig, Lstimer
Tatnall, E. r. Cochran, Jr, George
Lodge, Mr.. Fulenwider and G. W. Ward.
Mrs. Ella Pippin and William T.
Shuck, both of this city, were married
last night The ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. S. Dulsny at Kingswood M.
Z. parsonage.
Miss India Long and Russell R. An
drews were married last night at 3C
o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, No 1920 Heald street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Il. S. Dulany, Of Kingswood M. e. Church
Among the invited guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. James Merritt, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Henwick, of Baltimore; Mr.. anC
Mrs Calvin Merritt, Miss Clara Merritt
of Ekton; Mr. aud Mrs. Charlie
Merritt. Of McKeesport; Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Merritt. McKeesport, Pa.
Caleb Freeman. Miss Anna Freeman
Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Theodor
Long, Harry Long, William ailch
Charles Nimtly Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
Dulin, Miss Hattie Dulin, Walter Dulin
Odessa; Mrs. Emily Long, Misses Emm
and Cspitola Long, Richard Long, O
Smyrna
John Gee and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Robinson, CHARLES and Mary Rob
inson, Mr. and Mrs George 6illlng, dis
George Jewell, William Jewell, Mis-
Emma Shewbrooks, Miss Lulu MahaI
Mr. and Mrs. John Minker. Mr.. and Mrs
George E. King, John Mcbride, Elms
Folden, Miss Lee Richardson
Miss Adelia Richardson, Miss Ann
CIeaves, Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Springer
Mr. and Mrs Asa Lofand, Mrs. Maggl
Smiley, Miss Rosa Smiley, Mr.. and Mr.
Joseph Moss, Mrs. NJ Candy, Joh
White and wife, William Whit
John White, Frank Lewis, Elm
Ridgway, Albert Harrington, Samu
Mcdonald. Miss Sallle Mcdonald, Mi
Matte Long, Miss Lizzie Long, GeorI
Lyons. Thompson Merritt, @. p. Iohnso
Miss Matte Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Rambo. Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Whit
Calvin Merritt, Theodore White and Mi
Laura White.
Miss Nan Hofecker, Of Smyrna, is I
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Clara Belle Smith, Of this cit
has been visiting friends in Smyrna.
Charles Still and Charles Dickinson,
this city, have returned from visit
Chester.
The Tuesday Club will give It's f
concert of the year in the drswing-ro,
of the New Century Club on Mond
evening, January IS. at o'clock A
program has been prepared, and incluC
Mrs. w f. Smalley, Mrs Howard
PYLE. Miss Blanche Weldin, Miss Virgil
Oonnor. Miss Rebs A. Gallagher, w.
Eaton. Jr., J. Newman Davis and othe
George w. Barton, promising you
violinist, Of Philadelphia, has been Wis
ing friends in this city. During
stay here be entertained number
young folks by his humorous songs a
violin selections
Miss Maggie Mcsorley, Of this CT
and John Dougherty. Of Chester, "
married yesterday afternoon, AZ
Sacred Heart Church, at Tenth and MI
ison streets They will reside in Ohes'
In bold defiance Of yesterdays r
piercing cold, a young woman wal
Market street in the afternoon, not IN
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