Evening journal., 1894-01-18

In this column should be ddressed 70 Society
Editor, care Of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications sh ould be written on one side of
the paper only
DR.. J. Howard Kemp and J Norman
Doughlas. Of New York and Miss Edith !
Saunders and Miss Blanche Crow. of
Wilmington, were the guests of Miss
Rsba Bartlett of New Castle, last even
ing.
Miss NJ. A Maekey. of Iron Hill, Md,
and Miss J. L. Mackey, of this city, re-
turned home last evening after short |
visit to Washington, D. c.
Miss Eliza ]. Talley. Of near shellpot |
Park, was married to Isaac r Stats. Of
Blaekbird hundred, yesterday afternoon
at 80 p. m. Presiding Elder L r Bar.
rett performed the ceremony at the pas
toral residence Mr. and Mrs. Stats
will reside near Blackbird.
Louis Prang, who founded the art
publishing firm of l. Prang & Co, of
Boston, visited John NJ Rogers the art
printer of this city. yesterday. He ex-
pressed himself surprised and delighted
with the work done here.
Mrs. James Mullins, OF Wilmington, is
on q visit to friends in West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tice, of Trainor,
Pa, are visiting in this city.
Miss Jennie Emory, of this city, is the
guest of Miss Ida Meredith at Trainor,
Pa
Women eat more and better food now
adays than ever, and show a highly
civilized willingness to pay for what
they eat out of their own pocket, says
the New York Recorder. Nothing is
more common than to see parties Of girls
in restaurants consuming such satisfy-
ing viands as turtle soup, rare roast
beef, with Brussels sprouts, followed by
French pancake, with Jelly, and with
deglutition assisted by a bottle of Cali
fornia wine. The result is that women
can endure much more hard work than
formerly; aud. indeed. the social and
domestic trea6mill over which thousands
of women pass daily would otherwise
have invalided or killed them twenty
years ago.
Mrs Nathan Steele, OF Principle, Nd,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Mollie VsnDyke, OF Kennedyville,
Nd is the guest Of Mrs. J. L vanDyke,
Of this city.
A Young woman. in speaking Of the
fashionable magenta shade, said sit
should be used with as much care as you
would handle red pepper in seasoning
soup
A Wilmington girl showed a novel
fashion Of carrying her pocket book the
other DAY. II was a dainty little affair Of
silk and beads, and was strung to big
button on her trim. fitting jacket.
Talking about the taste of man
noble mGu, said a pretty girl recently,
with an undsniable sniff. II will give
you an example of It.
Il saw a specimen yesterday who had
6ne figure, and the loveliest curly hair :
but he wore tan colored shoes, gray
top CATERS, sky blue psntaluons, a
black overcoat with cape, red tie and
brown derby hat
"He wore an expression of sentimental
sadness, too"
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, jan 1S-John Dennis and
Miss Sallie Wright were married last
evening at the residence of James Old
field, on Governors avenue. DR.. w L.
s. Murray ofiiciated.
George Kennedy, of Philadelphia,
who drove the new we'll at the water
works last February, is visiting in town.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Clements, of Clayton,
spent to-day with relatives in town.
Mrs S G Long, Of this sity, is visit
ing friends in Dover.
A young girl wore an unusually dainty
and becoming frock al a concert the
other evening. She had a fresh, rosy
complexion and the soft gray shade Of
the gown toned it down and suited it ad
mirably
The skirt fitted closely about the hips
and fared gracefully at the bottom, being
trimmed with several rows Of marrow
gray satin ribbon.
The bodice was short and round TIT
sleeves were made with a full puff o
pink silk, and the deep yoke was of tn
same outlined by brstelle of the gra.
material, edged with satin ribbon
Miss Emma L. Weer, OF this city, an
William s. Whlteford, Of Hartfor,
county, Md were married last night a
Kingswood Methodist Episcopal parsOn
age. Rev. Il. s. Dulany officiated
Henry B. Duncan is recovering from a
attack Of the grip
Mrs. Frank NJ. Stoever aud children. Q
Philadelphis, who shave been guests {
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S A. lPeice. "a
No. sj05 Washington street, returne
home to day.
EARNINGS FOR SIX MONTHS.
The Report OF the Finances Of the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad.
The January meeting Of the director
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Con
pany was held yesterday in Baltlmor
with President Mayer in the chair an
Andrew Anderson ss secretary. The 70
lowing report Of December and for the 81