Evening journal., 1894-02-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Personal Chat About Whining
tonians and Their Friends.
VARIOUS WEDDINGS ANNOUNCED

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"TheTemple of Fame" Is the title of
an entertainment which the young people
of Olivet Presbyterian Church will give
IN the drawing room of the New-Century
Club tomorrow evening, at $ o'clock.
Mrs Newlin Pyle takes the character of
Queen Of Fame" and to her thirty
prominent historical characters will be
presented, each telling what he has done
for the world, and why he should receive
a wreath
Miss Mary K Thielman takes the part
of Christine Nilsson. The Bethany
orche, ira will furnish the music with
l. + Welsh as sccompanist.
The following is the cast OF characters:
Queen, Mrs Newlin Pyle; Sappho. Miss
Louisa Hughes; Alexander SellSirk.
Arthur ys: Robert Barns. Harry est;
Maud Muller, Miss M Esther Smedley
Alice Carey, Miss Carrie Thompson;
Phoebe Carey, Miss Flora johnson;
Michael Angelo, Harry Campbell; Dia-
genes, Will Hanna Ruth. Miss b Frazier;
Joan of Arc, Miss Ella Curlett B Bsni amin
Franklin, B Hoffman; Zmtippe. Miss
len Ssmworth; Socrates, Isaac Worrel;
Isaak Walton Harry Wright; Columbus,
J. Wrightington Lief, George Romm-ll;
Christine Nilsson, Miss Thielman Cleo
patrs, Miss Hattie Pawley; Pocahontas,
Miss Matte Meyers; John Smith, Charles
Kane; Sister of Charity, Miss Mary John
son Mrs Partington Miss Sam worth Ike
Mr. Samworth; Roihchild, John Ault
Chinamen, John Peck with; l. iuise Alcott,
Miss Ida Meyers; Miriam, Miss Soloway;
Harriet B. Stowe, Miss Mackey;
Topsv. Miss Jackson: Martha Washing
ton, Miss Name Mcbride; George Wash
ington. W Sherwin; Barbara Frietchie.
Miss Williams Mother, Miss Curlett
William Tell, Andrew Morrison: Qleens
Attendants, Misses German, Mclntyre,
Ninsinger, Mcintyre; Maids of Honor,
Ora Hitch, Marian Kyle; Pages, Charles
Rommell, Edward Jones.
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ Butler and Miss
Ida Gosuey, Of this city, spent Sunday in
Camden, n J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Robinson, of Balti-
more, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gehrman, In this city
John Nelson, of this city, was in Phil
sdelphia yesterday.
h. C. Cantwell, yard master Reading
Railroad Company In this city, visited
bis mother, who is i'll at Elkton, yester-
day.
Rev Louis f Barrett, presiding elder,
will lecture at Kingswood NJ. T. Church
Fourteenth and Claymont streets, to-
morrow evening at 730 o'clock His
subject will be: Adams Rib The
proceeds of the lecture are for the bene.
ut Of the trustees OF the church.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund p. Moody, Of
this city. have been the guests Of Mr.
aud Mrs W. C. Williams, at West
Chester.
Mrs. Turner. of this city, is visiting
Chester friends.
Miss Lizzie Kelleher. of Kaolin, is visit.
ing friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Touhey, of this
city, visited relatives at Ashland, yester-
day.
John Bowers, of this city, visited
friends at Landenberg, yesterday.
A Caldwell Clark, of this city, was
the guest Of Hockessin relatives, yester.
day
Miss Annie Dickerson, of Milford, is
visiting friends in Chester.
Mrs. William " salmon, Of Soutl
Chester, is visiting relatives at Middle
town.
Mrs. S a Long, of Rockland is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. }. h. Griffith, oi
West Chester.
Miss Hannah DuRoss and Miss Ev,
OBgrne, Of this city, we're guests Of rela
tives at Mount Cuba. yesterday.
The West End singing class will Civ,
cantata after Lent, probably in tn,
Grand Opera House.
Mrs Robert o,mpbell, Of this city, hs
been visiting in Chester
Mrs. w. G. McCafTerty. Of Linwood
Pa, is visiting friends in this city
Mrs. Clara Scott, Of Bethel, Del, ha
returned home after visit to friends il
this city
Miss Nellie Hrzzard, of this city, &
visiting friends Ia Seaford.
The marriage Is announced Of Harve,
Wolfe aud Mics Ella Hitch, both o
Laurel on Thursday, February 22
George Bush Tburston a young law
yer Of Greenville, S. G and grandson o
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