Evening journal., 1894-05-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Reception Party in Honor Of
Miss Lena Morris.
AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST

Joseph DIendinhall. OF This City, to Wed
Miss Corinne Cochran, a Popular Young
Belle of MIddletown-The New-Oentury
Club Reception and Tea.
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IN this column should be addressed to Society
munications sh ould be written on one side of
the paper only
The members of the New-Centurv
Club, of this city, will entertain a number
of the delegates who have been attending
the bi ennial meeting OF the General
Federation of Women's Clubs in rhila-
delphis, at reception and tea this af-
terr oon
About thirty visitors are expected, and
they will arrive in this city at 2.
o'clock, over both the Pennsylvania and
B. q o. roads.
The visitors will be received by a
special committee, and then presented to
all the members of the club present They
will also be shown through the large,
handsome club building. 1t is expected
that among the delegate visitors viii be
Mrs Ellen NJ Henrotin, Of Chicago. the
newly-elected president of the Fedora
tion.
Among those who form the receiving
committee are: Mrs. Charles R. Miller,
Mrs Frances S. Garrett, Miss Margaret
s. Hilles, Miss Emma Worrell, Miss
Edith W. Glwthrop, Mrs Clement B.
Smyth Mrs. Samuel NJ Knox,
Mrs Charles S. Rowland, Miss
Mary DeVou, Mrs =. L. Gilpin,
Mrs William NJ Field. Mrs Benjamin
Nields, Miss Jessie B Thomas, Miss
Edith NJ Trump, Mrs William P. Webb
and Mrs c. Wesley Weldin,
The reception will be held from to
o'clock.
A party was given by the Forrest
Social Club last evening at the residence
of @, w. Yarnell, No 2l0 West Tenth
street, in honor Of Miss Lena Morris.
Among those present were; Misses
Laura Holston, Cora Truitt, Sallie Hat
field, Lizzie Helens, Susie Stevenson,
Louise Hopkins, Edith Walters, Miss Lam
bert, Effie Jarrell, Minnie Nichols, James
Cohee. Joseph Lord, George Snow, Will
liam Cole, H. Krause, George Ennis, II.
Engle, William Wright, w. Minnsr, G.
Elliott, O. Mernor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Yarnall and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
j. Yarnau.
William H. Boyce, of Georgetown, was
in this city yesterday.
Rev. Robert Watt, Of Scott NJ. E
Church, has returned to Wilmington
after visit to his former charge at
Milford.
John farrell, of this city, is visiting
friends at Lincoln.
Miss Mary Steele, of Chesapeake City,
is the guest of Wilmington friends.
Ex-speaker Of the Senate John P
Donahoe was in Washington yesterday.
Rev. Charles A. Grice, of Georgetown
was in this city yesterday and to-day.
There viii be profession and recep-
tion at St. Josephs Monastery of the
Visitation on next Tuesday The exer
cises will begin at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Miss Florence Egee and Miss Alice
Vedder, of Wilmington, are visiting
Miss Alma Bouchelle, at Chesapeake
City.
Rev. Louis E Barrett, P. E., will lee
ture this evening at Hopewell M. +
Church, under the auspices Of the Wood
lawn w c T. U. His subject will b
Adams Rib
Captain Henry B Nones, U. S. N
has been sitting the Gettysburg battl
field
A meeting of the members of the West
End Choral Club will he held on Nouda.
evening in the West End Reading Room
parlor festival will be held az tn
home OF William H. Beadenkopf, at Penn
sylvania avenue aud Broome street, ol
Thursday, May H. from 4 to 10 oclocl
p m 1t is to be held under the auspice
of the parsonage fund society Of Grac
Church.
Mrs. William Remley gave a surpris
party at her home In East Lake las
night, in honor OF her husbands birth
day. A large number OF friends wer
present and a pleasant evening wa
spent
Next Thursday evening, the Mannin
Library Associations new hall will b
dedicated and opened for public inspsc
ri tiou. The dedication exercises will in
clude a musical entertainment, unde
the direction Of Miss Annie Megill. On