Evening journal., 1894-01-22
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Smith-Warren Wedding to Be
Celebrated on February I.
PENN. CLUBS 2uD ANNUAL DINNER

rhhN. OLUbS zND ANNUAL DlNNhh !
To Be Held in Eden Hall on Monday,
February s-Dr. William Pepper. of
Philadelphia. and william michael
Bsrne. of This City, Among the speak
ers-Mr. and Mrs. MouseIes's Pleasant
wedding Anniversary.
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mIunieatlons sh ould be written on one side OF
the paper only.
Mr. and Mrs. Will lam Mouseley cele
brately their eighth weddingsanniversary
ut their home, No. 1881 Lincoln street,
on Friday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Lindsay, DR.. and Mrs. ]
Palmer Jr, Mr. and Mrs. William
Robinson, Jr Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lindsay,
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Colquhoun, Mrs
William H. Robinson, Miss Maggie
Hammers, Of Chester, Pa John Chap
man, Miss L Baily,o of Boston Mr Fiory,
Mr. and Mrs j. Tyre Miss Matte
Palmer, ]. Founders, Miss Bertha Lind
say, Harry Chapman, Mrs William Han
NUNS, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. &. Bruster, Miss Laura
Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. .. Bonham
Mr.. and Mrs John Buffit, of this city,
have returned home from a visit TO
Chester friends
Isaac Connolly. of this city, is visiting
relatives In Chester.
DIR. e o. Shakespeare, who was re
Gently appointed by President Cleveland
medical commissioner to attend the Con-
gress of Physicians which Is to meet In
Paris In the spring, is a DelRwarean, born
and raised In Dover He is bright and
shining light in his profession, and full,
competent to attend the duties which will
devolve upon him.
In 1885 President Cleveland selected
Dr. Shakespeare as commissioner to
proceed TO Europe and investigate the
cholera. then prevalent there, and his re-
port WAS generally recognized ss a master.
piece in medical research and investiga-
tion. Dr. Shakespeare was, at one time,
clerk of the Senate
He starts upon his voyage this coming
week.
The gsrnet Is the lucky stone for the
girl born in this first mouth TO wear. A
clean, weli-cu garnet is Just as pretty
Rs the ruby. aud not nearly so costly
The January girl has had the following
verse written In her honor:
By her in January born
NOgem save garnet sh'd be worn,
4 his will insure her oOnstancy
True friendship and fidelity.
Mrs. Kate King, of this city, is on a
visit to Seaford.
John McKenney aud Miss Mae Lane, of
this city, spent Sunday in Christina.
The young men OF Delaware City will
give a dance on next Friday evening.
Alberts orchestra. of this city, will fur
nish the music. The patronesses are
Mrs. John o Stuckert, Mrs. George M.
Bright and Mrs. Boyd r Cleaver.
City Treasurer Joseph X. Adams, wife
and son Harry spent Sunday withreia-
ttves in Philadelphia.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal. y
DOVER, Jan % Walter d. Walls. of
Wilmington, visited his parents here
Saturday.
Walter voshell. of Philadelphia, 1.
visiting relatives in town.
Harry Voshell, of Wilmington, has
been visiting here.
David NJ. Pascoe, visited relatives il
philadelphia yesterday.
Edward w. Norman. of Lewes, is visit
ing his cousin. Norman r. Kellum, II
this town.
Benjamin F. simmons. Jr, visited
friends in Leipsie YESTERDAY
NJ M Nlckers, of Snow Hill Md
spent Sunday with friends in Dover.
Miss Mary jackson, of this town. speni
Sunday with her parents. at Salisbury
Md.
Cards have been issued for the wed
ding Of Miss Bessie V daughter of Mrs
Wilhumina Warren. Of neaB Townsend
to Artemas Smith, lawyer of thi
city. The ceremony will be performe
in Union NJ E. Church, near Townsend
on Thursday afternoon, February
Rev. f. II Hynson, pastor Of th
church, wi offciate
Court stenographsr f. G Hardesty, o
this city; Henr S Smith. Of Csntreville
Md A. d. Warren, Of Philadelphis
and Abram Hayden, of Fieldsboro, wi
act as ushers.
David J. Cummlns, president Of tn
First National Bank Of smyrna, and on
OF the leading citizens Of that town, wa
in this city to-day. He reports that h
son. Albert W. Cummins, news editor
the Morning News. who has been sick fC
two weeks, is rapidly convalesning an
will soon be able TO resume his work.
Pierre Blair Pie has recovered fro
rheumatism, which confined him TO Il
house for a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland e.
psct to leave for Florida in a short tim
The most styllshly and becoming
eA,ten up girl at the "Faust" perform
Snce the other night wore black gov
II was of soft silk-liks material trim %,
with lots OF black sa,iu Il was impps'
Die to get good view Of the sklrf, b
the bodice was a marvel OF taste Al
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