Evening journal., 1894-06-18
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Emblematic Entertainment at
First Presbyterian Church.
TUG PARTY TO AUGUSTINE PIER


Spend Pleasant NIght-Choir of Yves
ley NJ. u. Church to Give Grand Con-
oert-News of Wilmington People and
Their Friends.
Al communications intended for insertion
u tais column should be addressed to Society
Ealoora care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munlcatlons should be written on one side Of
the pHDer only
The Alcyon Literary Society gave a
pleasant tug party Friday evening on the
tug Fred Jansen, to Augustine Pier
When the party arrived there an elabo-
rate lunch was served in the park and
good time was enjoyed by all The table
was very tastefuliy decorated and Japa-
nese lanterns were hung all over the
park. Songs and dances were INDUCED in
and the start for home was made in the
small hours of the morning.
The invited guests were: Misses
Florence Clayton Florence Senard, o B.
Goodwin, of Willow Grove; d.. II.
g Buckmaster, B F. Seminar, A. j.
Oliver. The members of the society
present we're: Harry B Carter Miss
Carrie Hollis, J Warren Reed, William
r Way, G. Hitch, Irwin Buck master.
John Parker, Misses Annie Walters, Clara
Buckmaster, Anna Buckmaster, Lille
BuckmasteT and Mabel Seminar.
Marshall Smith. of this city has re.
turned from visit to relatives in Elkton.
g. Grosvenor Dave, Of the Review of
Reviews, who is making tour of Della
ware, says his coming In contact with
all kinds of people and closely observing
their mode of living and various occupa-
lions has convinced him that city life is a
failure. He says that the Eastern
Shoremen and Delawareans are the hap.
piest people he ever met
Robert Eashum, of this city, is visiting
his mother, at Georgetown.
An Emblematic Service will bs held by
the First Presbyterian Sunday school, in
the church. Market street above Ninth,
this evening, at o'clock
The following program will be rem
dered:
Singing, Sunshine and Flowers
Boys and girls Of school
Prayer. by the pastor
Singing, The Glorious Army ........ School
Recitation, "WelcOme" ..........Annte Murch
Singing. "rhe Wonderful Company"
Responsive Reading
Superintendent and School
SINGING, "Sunbeams N.......rriO OF little folks
Emblematic exercise, THE Floral Cross"
Singing, "The Festal Song
Recitation, what violets are Made or ~
A little girl
Singing, 1.-THE Joyful Message NH. school
Emblematic Service, star, Cross and Crown
Piano solo, Selected Prof #. Alex. Bowers
Silver Offering.
Singing, THE Song We Love TO Hear
Address. ..................Rev. j. r. Milligan
singing. sweet Summer Days, N....... School
Cornet solo THE Palms. m.......W. ii. Eberle
Singing, "God Bless You" ............. School
Benedietion.
Edward Hawse. Of this CITY, has been
visiting his parents, at Crisfield He is
now with friends in Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs A. j Lang left here to.
day on trip to Wheeling, West Ylr-
ginia. While there they will attend the
wedding of relative.
Miss Mollie Hopkins OF this city, is
the guest of Miss Cora A. Lister, at NIL
ford.
Miss Lizzie Phillips. Of Georgetown. is
visiting friends in this city.
The boys Of the High School will hold
their class exercises on Thursday after
noon
The program will be as follows:
Music ..................H High School orchestra
George w. Til, president Of the class Of '9t
POEM. ........ ..... Walter H. Crossgrovt
Violin solo ......... .............James DOnahot
Modern school.boy. Edwin o. Tone.
Responsibility Resting on Young Men"
Roy J Field
Nineteenth Century Shapes the Twentieth.
Harry l.. Bonham 49,.
american School system Of the Future"
Charles A.. Patterson
Review ,.................,.Art Arthur q. Haydel
Charles w. sutto-
History. .......................J Paul BIor
Benjamin B Smith went to Asbur,
Park, on Saturday Henry q. Turne
went to day.
Mrs ] Frank Bacon and children. 0
Georgetown, Mrs Freeman and Mis-
Jennie freeman. Of Philadelphia, were il
this city yesterday.
Frank w. Plerson and George Nut2
Of this city, and Charles Moore, o
Georgetown, started on Saturday {
attend the National Convention of th
Junior Order Of American Mechanics
which convenes at Asheville. N. O., to
morrow.
The choir Of Wesley M E. Church wi
give grand concert in the church, q
Linden and Jackson streets, on Wednes
day evening. A mixed quartet fror
st. Paul's Church choir will lake part
The following will take part: Messri
Carver, Harrison, Ayers and Mason in Aria
Quartet piano soloist. Miss Reba j. Coyle
tenor soloist. H. II. Carver; elocutionist
A. G Bartlett; banjo soloist, Home
Bowmen contralto soloist, Miss Miriai
Miller; mandolin and piano, Messrl
Baaston and Hadl ~; baritone sol7ist, (
Harrison; mixed quartet from )
Paups M E Church, Misses Mahan an
Miller and Messrs Bsaston and Vande
stool.