Evening journal., 1894-04-28
Local SOCIETY NEWS.
Harry Downs Birthday Pleas
antly Celebrated.
REPETITION OF "KINgsRBCEPTION'

Some OF the Music to BE Sung Composed
by Wilmington Musicians - Young
Folks Of This City at a Party at New
pOrt-More April Marriages - other
Events of Interest
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. n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications sh ould be written on one side Of
the paper only
Yesterday being the birthday of Harry
~. Down, number of his friends OBJ
served It by giving him a pleasant sur
1prise at his home, No. POS East Tenth
street. Among those present were:
Misses Sellie Eberhart, Ethel Eberhart,
Lena Mills, Mabel Morris. Lidie Fox,
Bessie Wyatt, Margie Reuss, Annie
Ford, Jennie Ford, Stella Foreman,
Stella Powell, Mamie Kenney, John
3raunstein, Millard Turner, Elmer Klund,
oscar Foulk Harry Stanton, Nimrod
3aggerly, William Porter, Clinton Fog
veil, Morton Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Minos
lynch, Miss Lydia Ssxton, SaxtOn Lynch,
Mrs. William McGonigal and Mr. and
Mrs William p Saxton.
Numerous games were played, after
which refreshments were served. At an
early hour the party left, wishing Mr..
Down many happy returns of the day.
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
diss Maud Smith last evening at her
lome at Newport. The time was spent
n playing various games and music Of a
elect character. Refreshments were
erved at late hour.
Amopr fhnoa r,rsacaut Ffcuao
daud Smith, Mshala Wells, Leona
Veiser, Vera Horn. Mary Cloud, Katie
Patterson, Maggie Patterson, Florence
6eesey. Maggie Barney John Adams,
ohm keesey, Albert Juquet, Eugene
Neiser, Edward McCloskey, Ralph Nc
Kinney, Ernest Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
mediey, Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker,
diss Lydia Smith, John Rehfuss, Henry
Suckius and frank Springer.
A charming young society belle Of this
ity has, fguratively, taken time by the
orelock, by making her bathing suit for
his summer. It is a dainty creation of
ight blue flannel. trimmed lavishly with
White braid. And the skirt is bountifully
provided with 'sinkers
Miss B Glnty and Miss Mary Gallagher,
18th of St Mary's parish, left recently
o join the Franciscan Sisterhood, the
orner going to ST. Agnes, Philadelphia
be latter to Glen Riddle.
Oliver Lockhart and Miss Evalyr
colt, both of this city, were married il
'hiladelphia on Wednesday by Rev. w
4. Paden.
David N. Sellers and Miss Maud NJ
ieMeen, both OF this city, were married
a Camden, N. j., last Tuesday.
Rev R. Milligan, of the First Pres
yterlan Church, performed the marriage
eremony of Miss Carrie Means aud VII
am A. Cameron near Zion, Md, OF
thursday.
Mrs. Benjamin D. Bowen and daughte
arah are visiting relatives at Fair Hill
i'd.
Mrs. Kate Woodward, of this city, /
isiting her father, Edward Rushton, a
georgetown.
John L. Richie Jr.. Of this city, is tn
uest Of George K. Brown. Of Elkton
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on to EllSton Thursday, on foot.
Miss Mamie Ellis, Of Elkton, is visit
1g friends here
Miss Lillian Armstrong, Of Cooch's, il
ne guest OF Wilmington friends.
The Women's Christian Temperate
nion of this city celebrated its fourt
anniversary at headquarters, No. 10
Test Eighth street. by a tea this aftei
oon. A pleasing musical program wa
iven and social time was spent.
'The Kings Reception" the entertain
ent which proved such success at I'll
auditorium recently, will be repeated o
"wednesday evening next, for the benei
the ushers. Richard Caspar Dillonn
81 ne "King's Jester" will again appear