Evening journal., 1894-03-29

Given in the Auditorium-Ths Polk
Miller Entertainment at the Nsw-Cen-
tury Club.
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n this column should be addressed 70 society
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munieations sh ould be written on one side OF
tue paper only
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor gave re-
ception at their residence. No. 1907
Delaware avenue, on "Wednesday even
ing i1 celebration OF the eleventh ami
versRry of their marriage Singing and
dancing We INDUCED in until an enly
hour, when the guests departed at II 81
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
led the march to the dining
room, where supper was served
Among the guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morris, all of Philadelphia; j
Maihope, Miss Mary Holland, Miss Mag
gle Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs Naylor,o Platts
burg. N. Y Mr.. and Mrs Michel, Of
Christiana Mr. AID Mrs Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs sterne. Mr. and MIS- John
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mrs.
Glynu, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Morrell. Mr. aud
Mrs Schonwsld, Mr. aud Mrs
Weilman. Mr. ard Mrs John Nc
OlOsktyt MI anu MIS-. ", mthOis
Mr. and Mrs. Flanerty Mr. ana Mrs
Selby, Mss McGrtne. Mahoney. J.
Glynn, Miss Sadie Glynn, Miss Lizzie
McDermott, Mr. and Mrs Miles, Miss
O'Bnen, d. Mahoney
Hon john Il. Hofecker of Smyrna,
was in town to-day.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endesvor Of Rodney Street Church
will hold a musical and literary enter
tainment in this West End Reading
Room to night.
A novel complimentary concert. for
which cards of admission can be secured
only from the members will be given IT,
the Auditoriumiuext Thursday evening by
the Columbian Glee Club II will be o.
the order Of an opera and is entitled
The Kings Reception It's rendition
will b. in full costume and the cast will
be a. follows:
Alexander. 1, King of serv vla,proud and
martial. with warm love Of home
ana country, of dance and sOlg,
but quick tempered and prom, to
Valet 10 King, whose life is made mis-
erable by the continued abuse here
Seiyes ., d. , Arte1mps C. Bartlett
ican who is proud Of his country
Harry l.. Johnson
Humorist, slways ready With a good
s-ory......... Richard CASPER Dillmore
American Singers. travelling abr1s-
Columbian Glee Club
First Tenors-H. f. Carver, Eugene
Start, G. A. Cline,
Second renors-J Frank Ayres,
Fr nk Hering,C. II. Start.
First Basses -. 4. COverdale, A. g.
Lingo. Harry L. johnson.
Seooan Bassrs-J. a. Bgtler,. Lewis
Medholt, l.. q. Fritz. Winfield II.
Smith, y. =. WatnOugh.
Accompanist and Instructor, VIII NJ.
5. Brown.
Sunshine Circle. Kings Daughters, Of
st Pauls NJ E. Church, will have a cake
sale to night at the home OF Mrs. K. E.
Hanna, No S29 Jefferson street.
The entertainment furnished by Polk
Miller and bis companions at the New
Century GLIB last night. was thoroughly
enjoyed The entertainment was for the
benefit Of home for incurable women
The Webb Quartet, OF Richmond, COM
posed OF Miss Ida Robinson. Mrs Mar
garet Knowles, + II Cloves and Oscar
Lohman, sang selection
Mr. Miller gave a number of negro
dialect sketches that kept the audience
in an excellent ihumOr. He also sang
several negro songs. accompanied on the
banjo Samuel r Cromd gave a fine
invitation of negro band, on the banjo
w Withers Miller sang a bass solo
and Captain Frank cunningham N tenor
solo Eugene Davis aud Charles II
Jordan each gave negro sketch
Mrs Andrew G Wilson gave recep
tion 10 Mr.. Miller and his party after tn,
entertainment
The young men Of Georgetown will
give an Easter hop In the town hall ol
Friday night. The patronesses Of th'
occasion will be Mrs Charles G. Stock
ley, Mrs G. M. Cullen, Mrs. o. D. Rob
inson, Mrs. J. H. Paynter, Mrs. J. NJ
Richardson.
oglesby's orchestra, Of Chester, will
furnish the music
Thomas n Latimer, Of the Pusey AM
Jones Company, has gone West on
business trip extending as far as Sa
Francisco.
Rev J B Quigg. who has been re
turned to Wesley Church, has not misse
conference roll call in fifty years.
Fred Messick and Oscar Tyson. O
this city, were guests of friends at Della
ware City, yesterday.
George Vandegrift, Of Cscilton, Md
is visiting friends In this city.
STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal.
GElRGhTOwE, March ga prett
double wedding which took place yestel
day afternoon was an unusual event /
this town. The two pretty brides wer
Miss Lille May and Miss Fannie +. Short
ard sisters rhe respective grooms wer
Ira w Davis, Of this town, and Har
Boyer. syoung merchant Of Wilmington
Lulu Green acted as the little fowe
girl
The double ceremony took place a
the home Of the brides, at 30 o'clocl
Rev P. s. Rush. OF the Presbyteria
Church, performed the ceremony uni
ing 10 marriage Me- Davis and Mis-
Lille Short. Rev G A. Grice. of th
Methodist Episcopal Church, parforme
the same ofica for Miss Fannie ShOI