Evening journal., 1894-04-20

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fenced Members OF the Wilmington
Dramatic Club at the Century Club
on Next Tuesday Evening.
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Professor Websters Monday night
dancing class gave a dance in Eden Hall
last night. II was one Of the most en-
joysble affairs Of the season. aud was
attended by numerous young society
people of this city, Philadelphia and
Chester. The room was handsomely
decorated. Potted plants and flowers
hid the windows and corners from view,
and all around the room was hung beau
tiful draperies. Behind huge bank Of
flowers was seated an orchestra Of six
pieces which furnished music for dane
ing. Scattered around the sides Of the
rooms were prettily decorated tables,
where ices and cooling drinks were
served to the merry dancers, during the
intermissions.
After the dancing a supper was served
by Ainscow & Co. Between the dances
Messrs. Brown and Gouert gave
exhibitions of fancy dancing. About
$50 O'Clock the dancers left for their
homes
Some Of those present were: Misses
Name Callahan, Helen Scott, Lula Elliott,
Maud Grier May Farra Breta Bradway,
Gertrude Bright, Helen Ash, Reba
Townsend, Edna Walters, Emma Aydon,
Miss Thatcher, Miss Ford, Mrs.
Hickman, Miss Scott, Scott Beggs Cal
Wier, Thomas Glvens, John Nor
ris, John Neavy, Joseph Gould.
Clarence Hollis, Charles Brown, Joseph
Tsggart, William Pritchott. Joseph
Bryan, Walter Gouert. Charles Truitt.
Frank Thatcher, Louder T. Clayton,
Edward Buckley and Mr. Hickman. A
number of guests were also present from
Philadelphia and Chester
The following is the cast Of characters
for the cantata of David, the Shepherd
Boy. which will be given in the Opera
House by the West End Choral Club,
under the direction Of ). T. Clymer
Abigail, Mrs. James Tyre soprano attend
ant, Mrs. Robert Boughman alto
attendant, Miss Emma BlskelY; Michael
Miss Miriam Miller; David, james
Z. Ward Jesse, Thomas A. Deery
Samuel, Robert MeaIns; Saul, Henry
Ewes; Elder. N. p Watmough; Abner.
Oswald Untz; first sentinel Elmer Ellis
worth second sentinel, John r Pierce
three men of war, James Tyre. Isaac
Kay, John Stoddard; Jonathan. William
Porter; shepherds, Charles Brad
dock, William Porter. Isase KAY
John Stoddard; Goliath, Charles w
Watmough; chorus. Joseph Rankin, G
w Bonham, William Fisher, Jamel
Kelley, John Oliver, Samuel Benson,
Harvey L. Vansant, Harry Bonham
Walter Mortimer, Milton McCann
The chorus includes about ninety
voices.
Mrs. Annie Pennington, of Middletown
is the guest Of friends in Wilmington.
Charles Donovan, of this city, i
visiting friends at st. Georges
Miss A B. Hoguet, Of Bristol, Pa i
the guest of friends in this city.
Robert D. ROffecker, Jr, Of tn
Smyrna Times was the guest Of Pierr
Blair Pie, at Newark, last evening.
Mrs Murphy. Of DuPout's Banks. hs
returned home after spending few day
with Ler dauther, Mrs Catharine Tulley
OF Browntown
Mrs John II. Grotecloss. Jr., of Me-
York, daughter Of Jssspn Wood Morgan
of st Paul, MINI formerly OF this city
is visiting Miss Elisabeth Carlisle,
this city.
The reception of Wilmington Conclas
No. %. o. II in the Masonic Templ
was attended,by nearly hundre guest
last night. The exercises were informa