Evening journal., 1894-05-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Marriage of Miss IStigers and
Harvey v. Darrell Yesterday.

Harvey v. Darrell Yesterday.
AT IA BALTIMORE WEDDING
Jonas A. Fuld, of This City, Acted as
/ Best Man Yesterday-O Personal
News Of Wilmington People and Their
Friends.
An communications intended for insertion
In this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JoUREAL. Com.
muniCatiOns sh ould be written on one side or
the paper ONLY
President Cleveland has appointed
Hon. George V. Massey United States
Commissioner-Gener at the Worlds
Fair to be held at Antwerp
Miss Abbie Edwards spent Sunday with
her parents near Baldwin, Md.
Master Henry Bowen is visiting rela-
tives near Iron Hill.
William Kane, of Yorklyn, has &C
cepted at position with ]. j. Gallagher
q Co., at Eighth and King streets.
Miss Loeta Kendal, Of this city, is
being entertained by Miss Chaellie
Dawson at Tioga, Pa
Miss Bessie Miles, of this city, hes
been the guest of Miss Lizzie Hopewsll,
of West Chester.
Miss Matte F. Brewer, of Trenton, is
visiting friends In this city.
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Sunday with relatives at Pleasant Hill
H. w. Zook and mother have moved
from this city to Ridley Park, Pa.
Rev. Francis B. Short, of Harrison
Street NJ + Church, this city, will
deliver the address at the commencement
exercises Of the Bridgeville schools.
H. H. Archer. of Scranton, Pa, has
been the guest Of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Bryan, Of
this city, are visiting in Boston.
Miss Mollie Horsey, of this city, spent
yesterday with friends in Philadelphia.
James Cosden, of this city, who has
bDtn buii0Ank al lIt Hldul NJ NfNol-
minister, Nd, has returned.
The Wesleyan College Faculty. at
Middletown, Conn, has announced the
award Of commencement appointments,
and on the list is William Wright
Fisher, of Drawbridge.
Horace Clark, of this city, has returned
from visit to Philadelphia
Miss May E. Stieers and Harvey V.
Darrell, both of this city, we're quietly
married yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony took place at Union NJ. E. parson
age, No 5l3 jefferson street. and wal
performed by the pastor, Rev. John d.
O. Hanna.
A. Lincoln Dryden, of Crisfsld, Nd
is registered at the Clayton House.
The merry maidens are now collecting
buckles, says the World They prefer
new buckle to a box of bonbons or
bunch Of violets, and when presents ar
not numerous their own allowance di-
minishes with startling rapidity. Cause
The boom in buckles The dainty sum
mer shirt waists are in a measure re
sponsible for this buckle craze. The
require a belt, and the belt requires
buckle.
The silver buckles are the most popu
lar. They are long and narrow or rounS
and much ornamented. Some are fill
gree, while others are plain or oxidized
Buckles of black enamel inlaid witt
silver or gold are effective upon deli
cately tiuted ribbon belt. The gol
buckles are beautiful enough to warran
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represents gold hoop around which
snake has twined its body The eyes ar
glistening emeralds
Plain z Id buckles have the owner
monogram engraved upon them. Anon
the newest silver buckles are those inlai
with pale blue enamel. Delicate buckle
of tortoise she'll are also seen this yea
inlsid with gold or enamel. The buckle
which adorn the tennis belt are sure
somewhere, to show a racquet. A me-
buckle TO be worn with a yachting gov
is of Roman gold shaped like an anchor
with bronzed cords coiled about it.
dainty buckle attached to a white ribbo
belt was formed Of a wreath of blu
enamel forget me-nots Jewel box'
made especially for buckles are no
being manufactured.
"If life were not so glad, ~ she said,
Her smile thrO' shadow creeping,
II really think would be dead
would have died OF weeping"
"If life were not so sad B" she said,
tear ner JOY Oeguiling,
II know would, indeed, be dead
would have died OF smiling"
Jonas A. Fuld. Of this city, acted
best man at a wedding IN Baltimore ye
terday. The bride was Miss Fam