The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-12
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

SUGIEtt WUlES.
Thero's not bit of choice between the
woman or tho man,
1uey get show and AS they go viii cheat
you II they can,
Men dye the whlsSers and mustache and
: the women paint the fare.
anu try 20 pass Tor ~, though W YOU can
trace.
foolish thing. but still 1t goes; as Satan
did with Eve
We'll never stop this wiekedness Of try
Ing to deceive.
This aud tomorrow evenings lawn
party will DO given by the Brownson
Library Association on the handsome
lawn at Fourth and Jackson streets.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Name Ratlelge and
Isaac L. Cook on June %.
The time for the closing OF the
schools is drawing nigh and most OF
the boys are practlcing valedictory
which sounds like this: Goodbye
scholars. goodbye school, good. bye
.teacher, blamed old fool" Not ok.
sactiy commendable, but it has clean.
= cut. boyish ring 10 Il, Just the same,
Miss salisbury and Hiss Josie Allen
are the guests OF friends at Marcus
Hook.
a West Chester dispatch says:
Saturday afternoon the tally.ho
coach belonging to John NJ. MoCurdy,
OF the Chester Springs Stock Farm.
drt WI by tour splendid English Hack.
neys. came dashlng into town and
drew up before the Mansion House.
when the persons who composed the
par y took dinner with Nine Host
Hanuum. The guests who reGisored
were MIR. and Mrs q. u. Wetherell and
Miss Wetherell. all OF the Claremont
Stock Farm, near Wilmington, Eel.
Col. John Ii. Sanderson and john
jamlson. Philadelphia; Mrs. L. L. Wal
ton, OF Wilm ington, and John NJ.
McCurdy. After spending several
hours In town they left for Chester
Springs. whore the party were the
guests OF j. NJ. McCurdy until yester
day.
Mrs. Thomas A. Comegys and
daughter Miss S. V c. have arrived
home much Improved in health after
weeks visit with their relatives MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Hathtrom IN the
town Of Ogletown.
The West End Choral Club will meet
for rehearsal at the West End Reading
Room, on Thursday evening OF this
week.
Thursday will he reception day at
the Childrens Home at Rivelvi On
that day the managers will receive the
patrons and friends of the institution
at the homo from 10 a. III. to p. IN.
There will 10 exercises in the school
from IL to 4 a. III.
The Medical Society will meet at
Lewes to-day. DIR. Ii. A. Burton. oil
Lewes, will deliver the address OF wei |
come banquet Will ue gwen III the /
evening. M. ...-.-..
The commencement exercises of tho |
Goldey Wilmington Commercial Col. |
lege will lie held IN the Grand Opera
L.. ID.
18th. The program Is rs follows:
Music by Albert's orchestra, George Al.
bert conductor.
beginning al Is y, m.
w8syttute; LlIsghnte. ..'''.'.'' PGttee
Maltzes, teau brnmmel....,.,. ..... Ware
Selection. Nadly. Moses Tubanl
March, American Cadets. It. it HAIL
Gaculty guests, officers Of the Alumni
aud graduates enter.
lnvocation. Rev Merritt iiuiuurl. +. d.
Presiding olhcer REMARKS
JoS II. Jackson. Esq
Lizzie II, Lands Of waynesboro. Ia.
Cornet SOLO homeysuctle POlsa Casey
Annual address.
Overture. Benny scotland, .CatlIu
Presentation OF diplomas
iriucpM II. $. Cooley.
Address to graduates
Gen. Lou Wagner OF Philui"lphlt
1romhOhc solo The Signal...,E h.. Brooks
Va!edirtOry .,.,,..... EuEuur l.. kcrshuw
overture sounds From the Sunny south
L. seaman.
Rev w., l.. 5 Murray, PHI. d. Do, Dean
March Tuxedo. Observation-Disclosures leui,
Mrs Margaret Pointer. wife OF Geo.
Pointer, will leave this city to.mor.
row Tor Germany. going via. the
american Line Steamer Pennsylvania
Mas. Elizabeth Gray is visiting her
son at Georgetown.
Mrs Lekttes Redden hrs returned
Aroin Visit to friends III this city.
hnmmoviS seems "a iisHtug hcI,
pretty good Uli-rOuuGer;
Tho uHN that one Nprvta TO get
n perch aud liIun u to uAeu. ..
Apropus OF ths female attire.
charming little blossom Of beautiful
1emininity informed us the other day
ttrut guttIrred wrists would tt. much
worn the coming summer. As mat
ter OF news this Information comes to
us like Hash OF lightning from
clear sky. for we would have YOU
Know. gentle re der, that is OuI long
suit we moan gathering waists
There Isn't more than oEe man in Il
hundred who knows how to gnther
waist and gather 1t right. A great
many 80 at 1t the sanc Us they 40 at
washing sheep or saving wood, NHAlt,
Ii In eed, entirely wrung
A waist should be gathered ns ii
general Thing with the light arm nj
though We are pleased to be able q
etate our long practice hns enabled us
TO WORK with tho right or left with
equal celebrity. 1t should lie handled
about as YOU would dozen OF eggs
dome up IN iuHnei-shdps paper al
Rrpcery store until you are sure YOU
have II all gathered and we'll in the
hand or ann and then, light then. the
amount Of firm and steady pressure
that q little, IIali.lDoklng waist Will
STAND ls enough 10 make a mun wish
Tor tho huEklnE qualifications of d
polar boar Our society editor has
been tAere and knows whereof lie
epeRke.
Edwin /. Rutnn, OF New York city
and Miss Elsie VI. Palmer last evening
at the home OF tile brlie's mother. NJ.
lk0l Market street, were murIlel bV
he. De u. e. Hanna Ihe maid II
honor was Miss kute Turner. here
was no groomsmau. Luther Eutan,
OF this city ana Frank W. Walsh were
the ushers. Masters Ml!mrd and
Harvey Irohsi rInyed tile marches ON
The violin and piano
he bride wore gown of white
henga line silk made oil train and
irmmed with old point lace. She Jar
ried a bunch OF roses. he hrisle.-
mnld wore a dress OF pule hl4e silk.
Trimmed Tlth duchess lace and .nrrlrd
Piui roses Among those present At
tho reception We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. kusamore. Of New
y orki Mi anu alls h. H. AIekMg, OF
Morris Park MIR aud Mrs }. C.. R0ian
Philadelphia Alr and Mrs. Henry ii.
Hawlins Sir aud Mrs. James l.. Haw.
klns, Alr, and Alrs. George Ieigt.r Sir
and Mrs Waiter Cole. Miss Annie
Mnckey Mi and Slrs frank FoW 'ais
Mrs hlauplD inldW wolf MIR mad Nh I