Evening journal., 1894-02-06


Reception In Honor OF Miss Margaret
Il. Martin-Miss Katie Davis Has
Surprise Party.
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Mr. and Mrs James V. Martin gave a
reception last night In honor Of their
daughter. Miss Margaret z Martin, at
their home, No 904 West Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin received the guests,
assisted by Miss Martin. Dancing was
the chief amusement, music being fur
nished by Albert's orchestra.
Among the guests were Miss Name
Chamberlain, Miss Name Wentz, Miss
Nellie Carton, Miss Carrie Howell, Miss
Bessie Martin, Miss Name Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Starr,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fowler, Harry E.
Thomas, Robert Tunis, Of Chester;
Charles Wentz Harry Adams, Ray Lin.
vile, John Titus, Alex Lawrence,
Miss Hendrickson. Of Baltimore; 4;
Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs Haddick. OF
Brooklyn; Mr.. aud Mrs. Brack Starr,
Mrs Daniel Smith and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Joshua Howell.
The parlor was prettily decorated with
flowers and plants, and the pretty young
women in their light colored, becoming
gowns made the scene a picturesque
one. Miss Martin wore frock of cream
colored figured silk, trimmed with rib
bon and lace Mrs. Winfield Starr and
Mrs Frank Fowler locked charming in
their white satin wedding gowns.
Miss Hendfiokson, Of Baltimore, wore
white silk, with white lace trimming
Miss Carrie Howell, white silk Miss
Nellie Carton, white silk; Miss Bessie
Martin, pale blue crepe; Miss Chamber
lain, white silk; Miss Name Martin,
pale blue silk Miss Wentz, " bite silk.
Miss Laura Worth. of this city, is
visiting Chester friends.
Miss Raudle and Miss Hinkson, Of
Chester, are guests Of friends in this
city.
Mrs James Watson. Of this city, is
visiting friends at Marcus Hook.
Miss Susie McElwee aud Miss Kate
Nsughton, of Wilmington. are the guests
Of Miss Sallie Kelly, of Chester.
Mrs Elizabeth Hart, Of Georgetown, is
ou two months visit to her daughter,
Mrs. L. W. Heinger, in this city.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Kate Davis in honor Of her seventeenth
birthday by her many friends at heI
home st Twenty. ninth and Madison
streets, last evening. Miss Katie was
taken completely by surprise, and after
many congratulations. games and other
amusements were INDUCED in. About
IL o'clock the guest were invited to ths
dining room, where a sumptuous repasi
was served. In the centre of the dining
room table was a large cake into which
were stuck seventeen small candles O
different colors, one for each year Of he
life. and when it was lit up it presented
pretty appearance.
Among those present were: Misses
Clara Hover, Alice Biggs, Ruth Harwood
May Wright, Nellie McCracken, Stelli
Brsnnon, Blonche Lee, Elsie Hover
Alice Smith, Mollie Lee. Mary Davis, o
Maryland; Jeanie Watson, Blanche
Jsnvier, Annie Schillinger, Mary Webb
g. w. Jones, John Tate, George JET.
ferris, Newton Bugbee, Harry Hickman
Kerwin Hover, George Moody. Charlie
Shultz, Joseph Boyd, Burke Nutter
Alvan Bugbee, Frank Witsel, civilian
Richardson, c Matthews, r Peppermint
Carl Griffith, Edward Boyd, Howard
Horner, Harry Davis, Daniel Gobke, Nor
ris Jacobs, George McCracken, Free
Mas5r, George Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
Davis. Mr. aud Mrs James Greer, Mrs
Mary Hickman, Mrs. Smith and Mr..
Agnes Frazier.
Rev. and Mrs. George C. Hall hav
taken rooms at the Clayt ton House.
George f. Kirkman has gone {
Ashville n. c. where he expects {
spend the remainder of the winter.
Those who partook Of the second al
nual dinner Of the Penn Club OF Deli
ware, In Eien Hall last evening, were
DIR HoratiO Wood and DR.. Willial
Pepper, Of the Uuiversity Of Pennsy
vania; + w Mum ford, DR.. James 1
Draper, Francis G. Dupont, DR. J.
Pyle. Allen Speahman, William M Fiell
Dr. J p. Wales, William NJ Byrne, Fran
Thompson, NJ Page N FoY. l.. r VALE
way, Dr. q E. White, e r Cochran, Jr
Dr. Smith Cooper, Dr. w c. Speakmal
DR. w C. Pierce, Frederick Lsnnil
George Lodge. DR. Henry Garrett,
Leslie Carpenter Dr.. B Il Baker. wi
liam Poole, James R. Field, James Ferr
Belt, DR. Russell Jakes. Dr. +.
Smith, Dr Sheridan p Manship and D
John Ball
President Alfred Lee presided II
banquet room was gaily dscked with q
u Of p coors, and on the wall at q
head Of the table was a portrait Of u
late Dr. d Hayes Agnew.
In responding 10 the toast THE Ur
versitg,' Dr. Pepper said it was Il
fourth Of the great universities founde
being fifty years older than Princeto
The Institution has accomplished gol
work by the scientific researches it h
conducted
De. Horatio Wood responding
The Medical Department, said q
Uuiyersity was recognized in all parts
the world as one of the foremost in me
icine William NJ Byrne made hap
speech in response TO "Our College Days
Several impromptu speeches and a nur