Evening journal., 1894-02-26

Held shortly After Easter-The Play
10 BE "7-2O-s," One OF DaIey's-other
Events of Interest.
All communications intended for insertion
n TINS column should be addressed to society
Editor, care Of the EveT No JouRNAL Tom
Inunications sh Ouh be written on one side Of
che paper only.
Miss Helen Worrell Clsrkson is a re.
cent addition to the ranks Of parlor read
ers and lecturers, says the New York
Times This class of teachers is pscu
harly modern development, and its
patrons hnd It a charming way to acquire
knowledge that they have neither the
time nor the inclination, often, TO secure
for themselves.
Miss Clarkson is a Delaware girl com
ing TO New York from Wilmington She
interprets Browning. Emerson, Ruskin,
and other standard authors. and the
charm Of her talks" is the want Of
posing or attempt at dramatic effect, re
lisnce being bad rather on a simple, in
telligent style
Miss Carkson is the daughter Of James
b Clsrkson. Of No, 1908 West street,
this city. She was a leader of the move
ment to extend university teaching in
this city, finally succeeding in organizing
a local University Extension Society.
She was one of the prominent organizers
of the New Century Club Her success
in New YorE is source of qualification
TO her many friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Coucannon, of
YorklyD, we're guests Of friends in this
city yesterday.
Miss Essle Hickman, of this city. is
visiting relatives at Falkland
Miss Emma Foulk, of this city, is the
guest Of her uncle, J Y. Foulk, at Mil
ford
Mrs William Roberts has returned
home 10 this city from visit to friends
at Delaware City.
Henry Ewes. of this city. is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. VannemsL, at
Port Deposit, Md.
Miss May QuIlen, of this city, is the
guest of Lewes friends
Miss Willie Price. of Turner's Creek.
Md has been visiting friends in this
city.
DR. H P. Ewes has been visiting friends
In Dover.
Mrs Mary Hopsou. Of this city, is the
gues' Of Ms Jesse Joseph. at LeWes.
Miss Flora Miller, of Wilmington, has
been visiting friends at Elkton.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, Feb. 26 William and Aldine
Rioha dson are home from school
Max Harrington, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his mother here
Harvey Chambers, Of Philadelphia, is
home With his father
Dr. Cove S Harrington, of New York
city. is Wishing his parents in tnis town
Edward Heite, who some time ago leff
here for Jacksonv lie, Fla has returned
home on account Of il health He has
lost forty ponds since he left here
Samuel Issman, of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends here.
Hevertn Cotter. Of Philadelphia, is
visiting relatives in Dover
Frank Q Smith aud niece, Miss Mary
Carr are visiting in Philadelphia
Elias Reed aud wife, Of New Jersey, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs J. NJ. Twilley,
in this town.
C1AAAFa A bNIDAs VI 4 IAA9ANl HAAAI -
visiting his parents here.
Miss Winnie Collins is visiting her
sister, Mrs R, w. Thomas, at Wye Is
Land, Md
Mi s Jennie Massey and William Mas
sey. Of Ocean City, n are the guests
of Miss Lula Sttierf-ld.
William Compton, Of Ocean Grove, N
has accepted a position with A j.
Campbell, baker. Of this town.
Norman Downes, Of Harrington, has
accepted a position In G. ID. Sypherd' :
drug store in this town.
Mrs DR. Chambers. of Baltimore, and
children are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c r. Ferguson
d NJ Pascoe spent yesterday aud TO-
day In Philadelphia
Hon. William Salisbury was ia the
city on Saturday.
The marriage has bsen announced oI
Miss May Marshall, of Lewes, aud
Horace Willard The ceremony will b,
performed ia the Lewes p, byteriaI
Church on Tuesday evening March 8. al
8 o'clock.
The dress-mski class of the New
Century Club has provsd d so popular tha
the Instructor, Miss Alice = Jastrow
conducts three classes on Monday Of eaei
week The FIRST class is held at Q 30 a 10
the second from 30 to p IN. and tn
third from to Bop m.
Miss Lucy Walker, Of this city, hai
been visiting friends 10 Philadelphia
The Wilmington Dramatic Club will
give another of us charming entertain
meuts sho ty after Easter Neither tn
time nor the c,st has yet been determined
upou The play will be '7-20 s. one o
Daley favorites
An unusually stylish and becoming
gown was worn by fair- haired youo
woman recently. II was made In III
graceful prime IS style, Of handsom
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