Evening journal., 1894-02-08

ng games At a seesonable hour the
merry party was escorted to the beautl-
fully decorated dining room.
Among those who we're present were
Mrs Price Mr.. and Mrs William Miller,
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Lyman Miss w.
Miller, Miss Gertrude Holley, Misses
Helen and Maud Kilmer. Miss Minnie
Haycock, Miss Maud Johnson, Miss
Nab Morrison. Miss Rosie Thomp-
son, Miss Mszie Marrill, Miss anna
Pierce, Miss Edith Chambers Miss Helen
Mask, Miss Lola Baily, Miss Audrey
Miller Miss Lena Turner, Miss Agnes
Holloran. Miss Rachel Rhefus. Misses
Lucy aud Jennie Rice, Miss Lena Miller.
Miss Jennie Shepherd, Clarence Couuor
Sherwood Thompson, Clinton FOgEell
Henry McClaue, Howard and Elmti
Klund, Frank McCracken, Will
liam Foulk. William Mask, Clsr-
ence Chambers Max Jester, Eddie
Whitsal, Frank sDunhsm. George
Jefferis. Carol Griffith. John Rhefus,
Charles Deaue Charles Price, Clarence
Nsylor, Harry Blckess
Miss Audrey Miller wore a gown OF
pink silk crepe, trimmed with lace and
n bbon; Miss Lena Turner, brown velvet;
Miss Jennie Shepherd, blue silk and lace:
Miss Iva Miller. white pineapple cloth aud
ribbons; Miss Rosie Thompson, pink
silk; Miss Gertrude HOlley, baby blue
silk and lace; Miss Helen Mask, navy
blue silk. trimmed With lace and ribbon;
Miss Lola Bailey, lavender silk; Mis-
Helen Kilner aud Miss Maud Kilmer,
plaid silk Miss Rachel Rhefus red cash
mere; Miss Minnie Haycock, blue silk I;
Mrs. William Miller. black silk Mrs
Gilbert Lyman, black grensdine aud
ribbon Mrs Price, black cashmere;
Miss Msbs Morrison, blue cashmere;
Misses Jennie and Lucy Rice black silk;
Miss Lena Miller. blue cashmere with
changeable silk trimmings
James Mullin aud wife, of West
Chester, are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Hinkson aud Mss Rande Of
Chester, are visiting friends in this city.
Essu Loomis aud Professor Parke
Loomis. of West Ceester, we're in this
city yesterday
Elk Levy Court Commissioner James II
Clark, Of Delaware City, was in this city
yesterday.
Joseph L. Cav .nder is in Dover to-day
w. Thomas Caldwell. Of Galena, Nd.
is visiting relatives in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Of this city, are
visiting relatives in Clayton.
Miss Sue Simpson, Of this city. is the
guest Of Mrs. J. s. Hoffscker, at Clayton.
ca -. -. s...s T. A. -
ding of Miss Kate T Rees, daughter OF
David Rees, Of Smyrna. and w. p Flem-
ming, of Hillsboro, Md The ceremony
will take place in st. Paul's NJ. E Church,
at Clayton on Wednesday, February IA
at 5 o'clock p. m
Miss Helen Worrell Clarkson. form srl'
Of this city, bnt now OF New York. gave
Browning Reading" to the members OF
the Ladies' New York Club. recently
In speaking OF her reading, one Of the
New York daily ne vspapers says: Mis-
Clarkson. who proved 10 be in no sense
'yellOcutiDnist, gave her cultured audi
ence great satisfaction She used NJ
gestures or stage tricks to detract from
the beauty Of the literature she sough
TO Interpret, but depended solely upon
sympathetic and we'll modulated voice u
express the poets meaning A pleasing
aud unaffected manner aided her greatly.
Rev 7 f Terry, Of st Paul's NJ
Church, of this ely, will lecture a
Association Hall, Dover, on Thursda
evening, February Is His subject vii
be "A Bluch of Keys" In sddi iO
there will be a musical program. Tn
entertainment Is to be under th
auspices Of O. g Wilmington Couferenc
Academy Athletic Association.
Camp .. p. o S. Of A is holding
series Of debates The question O
(Which /, the Most Destructive, Fire a
Water?' was discussed on Monda
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 8. Pierce. of Ardmor,
Penn aud Nc. aud Mrs. Fithian S Sim
mons, of Camden. N ] are guests of
A w ilson, in this city, u day
Henry A. Clapp, Of B,ston. will delivs
the second of his series of Shakesp-rea
lectures in the New-Century Club bull,
lug tonight at o'clock The subject ,
his talk will be- "Twelfthl Night ." Lsi
Thursday night he delighted the aud
eucs with his analysis of"Mld summ'
Nights Dream
Miss Carrie Adams, Of Philadelphia,
visiting in this city.
Mrs c S. Holmes, of Holmdel, n. J
was in Wilmington to day.
Willard Salisbury. Jr-. was in Deli
ware City to day looking Utter the sa
Of the property Of the late William Davi
son, Of that town.
Miss Mary d. A. Mather led the ella
In conversation at the lew-Centu
Club this afternoon The ubj.ct W
"The Ideal Committee Meet ig-Do v
Attend It2 II Not, Why Not2
w X Carr, Of Roanoke, Va, isregister
at the Clayton House.
F. T. Keigwin, of Princeton Z ivers
IS the guest OF his parents, Ar nd MI