Evening journal., 1894-04-13

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occasions she lost her graeiousness she
showed pretty outbursts of temper, and
acted her part throughout with much
skill
Miss Bessie Wales again took the part
Of maid But no real live maid was
ever so pretty and piquant and clever as
Minna.
J. H. Frler as Frederick Salmon, a
country gentleman. was excellent, and
brought out the humor with fine effect.
F. l.. Fulenwider as DR. Pollock, was
extremely clever, and ]. A. Richardson
as Signor Pescatore, made the part
very interesting one. @. L. Ward as
Paul, G R Hoffecker as Herbert Gray
/ ling, and J. B Bird as the postman, did
fine work in their several roles.
The gowns worn by the young women
on the stage were hands some and becom.
ing In the second act Miss Walton
wore a beautiful gown of white silk net
over white satin, made low necked and
with short sleeves
In striking contrast were the trim
mings, of red velvet, with a large grace
ful bow at one side. In the last act she
wore a marvelously built gown Of black
and brown. Miss Wales wore a dainty
little frock of white silk, with chiffon
and delicate green trimmings She
also wore pink organdie, trimmed with
black velvet
Miss Candy. in the last act, wore an
exquisitely fitting, pearl-colored, tailor
gown, with pink chemisette. She also
wore a black silk gown, with light blue
sleeves The low bodice was also edged
with blue. The gowns worn by the
women in the audience were very elabo-
rate, too. There were a few low bodices,
though they were an exception, rather
than the rule.
In the right box were Mr. and Mrs J.
6. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs H. Morse,
Miss Marie Morse, Miss Alice Lea, Miss
Madge Cause and George Bisselle.
Left box. Mr.. and Mrs Willard Hall
Porter, Mr. and Mrs Henry p Scott,
Mrs Stewart Mr. Armstrong, Mrs
Fisher. Of Philadelphia Miss Hickman,
Fritz Cause and William s. Hilles.
William A. Hemmett, Of New York. is
visiting Letter Carrier L G. dams, of
No. 1916 VanBuren street. for few
days.
The Wilmington Harmonica Club will
play in Delaware College on the evening
of Tuesday April g.
To night the county board of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. will give
a ball in the Shields Library Hall.
The watchful Circle of Kings
Daughters, of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church, gave pleasing musicale in the
church last night A large audience
was present and the different numbers
on the program were well received.
Mrs. Chandler R Way, Of this city,
has returned home from visit to West
Grove, Pa
Miss Florence Hutchinson, of Will
mington, is visiting relatives in Delaware
q CITY.
Mrs. Samuel F. Conner Of No. 5ll
West street, this city, has returned frou
/ her former home In Florida, where she
has been since the beginning Of the year
/ for the benefit of her health. She visited
the principal towns of the state, anC
; spent some time at Hotel Royal Poin
Z ciana, West Pond Beach, Lake North.
b The United Circle Of Kings Daughter
, held its first reception in Hanover Churcl
/, last night. The lecture room was taste.
p fully decorated with palms and lilies
J. Miss Mary Mather made few remark
:, In the interest of the Froebel Home. Mrs
/ Lafayette Marks gave a talk on the worl
- done at the Girls Industrial School
= mandolin club composed Of ]. Fran
l. Pierce, Nevin Marks, on the mandolin, an
J. B. Pierce, and Pontsett Fothergill o
5 the guitar, played selections during tn
5 evening.
d William T. Lyman is in New York tC
9 day.
e The patronesses Of the dance In Assem-
k bly, Hall, Delaware City, tonight al
9 Mrs. John Q. Stuckert, Mrs George
Bright, Mrs Boyd R. Cleaver and Mr.
Clarence E Poole Albert's Orchestra, {
If this city, will play.
Theodore Townsend. editor Of the Nil
d ford Chronicle, was in the city yesterda,
Il Baaton Smith, of this city, attende
l. the banquet Of the professors of tn
r. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy !
Philadelphia last night.
Warren P. Messimer and Miss Beula
,, NJ Weldin. daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
! George W. Weldin, Of Brandywine hur
I dred, were married on Wednesday ever
- ing, at the home of the bride. by Re-
y. William + Tomkinson. Miss Julil
"A TOmkinson was bridesmaid and Willia
~ A Lodge acted as best man. A recer
- tion followed the ceremony, at which
" number Of relatives and friends wei
~ present.
"a The r R E S. Club will give II
~ fourth socisble, for members and Lac
friends OILY. in their club room, in Cav
80 thiop building, Fourth and Shipl,
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