Evening journal., 1894-01-02

Events OF Interest
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Miss Emma McIlhenny and Frank Bollen,
both of this city, were married at the
Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday
afternoon. The cere mony took place at
5 o'clock and was performed by Rev.
Father Sylvester.
Miss Mollie McIlhenny, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and John Mcbride
acted as best man.
The bride wore lovely gown of white
silk, trimmed in lilies of the valley
The natural flowers we're used, punches
of them outlining the cores OF the SKIRT.
The bodice was tastefully trimmed with
the same delicate flower. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and lilies Of the
valley. Her ornament was diamond
necklace, the gift Of the groom.
The brideamaid, Miss McIlhenny, wore
a frock of ashes of rose lsnsdowne,
trimmed in ribbon and chiffon. She
carried large bunch of white roses.
Mrs. Mckay received the guests She
wore a smart gown, of lavsnder colored
silk and flowers
Caterer Hanna attended to the wants
of the guests.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Meyers Hayes, Misses Florrie Haughey,
Lizzie Haughey. Nellie Haughey, Josie
Haughey, Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Nc
Kay, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Preston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Poynter. Mrs
Addie Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stuygars, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffries,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cardell, Edward
Heggarty, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin,
Walter jennings, Edward Bader,
Miss McDonough. Miss jennings,
Edward Bollen, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Canning, Miss Katie Nc
Hhenny, William McIlhenny, Miss Jennie
McIlhenny, Alfred Hayes, Miss Mary
Hayes, Frank Johns, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gibson, Horace Mcdaniel.
Robert Mullery, Martin McKenna, Harry
Belts John Jordan, Frank Muhlhausen,
Lewis Regan and wife, Walter Camp
bell of Philadelphia; Walter Mckay,
Miss Edith Melee, Mrs. Partridge. Miss
Alice Pyle, Louis Hance and Charles
Weyl.
A social was given by the Aetna Social
Club in Eden Hall last evening A
pleasant time was spent in dancing,
singing and games. The following
persons rendered a number of vocal solos
very creditably: Harry Underwood,
Albert Kelley, Henry Hey. Miss Katie
Handy and Miss Matte HOffecker Music
was furnished by William Wagner and
Clarence Smeltz At midnight the
guests were invited to the banquet
room where everything good awaited
them
Among those present were; Misses
Tessia Kopt, Emma Yetter, Lizzie Wag-
ner, Amelia Sell, Mamie Hoffecker, Annie
Thompson. Magarat Thompson, Irene
Oreland, Molly Mcguire, Maggie Oneill,
Grace Kelley, Annie Weyers, Ella
Jefferis, Saliie Palmer, Kate Hanley.
Jacob Kleitz, William Wagner, John
Shnnder, Harry Grossman, John Cusick,
Harry Brenton, Harry Barker, William
Holland, George Kleitz Alfred Ander-
son, G j. Comegy, Edward String, John
Mailer, Clarence Smeltz. Harry Hey,
Albert Kelley, Harry Anderson and
William Thompson.
William Ward has returned to his
home here from spending the holidays
with relatives at Cannon, Del.
Mrs Edgar Wilson, of Georgetown, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs Mckay. in this
city.
James W. Ward, of this city, is il
Georgetown.
The Brownson Library will give
musical and dramatic entertainment il
the basement of st. Paul's Church, a
Fourth and Jackson streets, this and to
morrow evenings. A program that vii
include all the latest music has beei
prepared The performances will con
clude with an after.piece. by Professo
barley. entitled "Cranks"
"Men seldom like to talk about th
earnest things Of life to women, said al
observant young fellow the other day. -
between a man and woman there spring
mp the confidence and sympathy tina
women often feel for each other, why
nine times ont of ten, one or the other
gets in love and spoils it all
And he breathed great sigh that nigh
have set a furnace ablaze.
DR., Harry Trlbit has returned I
this city from visit In Chester.
Coates P Green, of Marcus Hook, hs
been visiting relatives here.
The Delaware Seugerbund gave II
concert and ball, for the benefit Of ii
Associated Charities at German Hal
last evening. The affair was a succel
and netted a snug sum for the charitab
organization. The concert was enio
able throughout, and afforded amp
entertainment for the large audienl
present. The program included sele
lions by the Becber orchestra, voc
selections by the Delaware Sengerbun
solos by Charles Yetter and Mrs. A.
Kooch, cornet solo by Daniel Maier, JI
and selections by a mandolin club. III
dance followed shortly after and vi
participated in by merry company, wi
tripped the Eight fantastic" until la
hour
Miss Jennie Morrison, of this city, is q
guest of Miss Laura McCaferty