Evening journal., 1894-05-21

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First Presbyterian Church ON Thurs
dav Night by the Babies Of the
Chureh-News OF Wilmington People
and Their Friends.
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IN this column should be addressed to Society
F0itor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
Wonlcations sh Ould bo written on one side Of
the paper only
On next Th ursday evening a Baby Re
ception will be held at the First Presby-
terian Church. very interesting pro.
gram has been arranged to be given by
the very little folks. Lille irber, Of
Newark, will whistle her bird songs, and
the infen class will sing duets and
solos and recite Little ones will serve
bread and milk fronedelightful, cool
springs An interesting part Of
the entertainment will be the
taking Of flash light picture Of all the
babies The reception committee is
composed of Misses Melinda Lawton
Nellie Land, Marguerite Wells, Jean
Wallace. Ollie Brown. Mamie Adams,
Howard Milligsn, Wallace Sawdon,
Ralph Douns. Walter Sawdon. Babies
and their mothers are admitted free.
Miss Jane Poole gave a May party to
her friends on Thursday last In Roth.
wells woods, on the river road in New
Castle hundred. Among those who
attended were Misses Carrie and Lizzie
LeFevre. Anna Megglnson, Julia aud
May LoAand May and Jennie Blackburn,
Jane Poole; Messrs. Richard Megginsou,
Harry Blackburn, Charles Sutton r w
Richenberger, and g. Dunbar, of Boston
John Pagan, of this city, has returned
from a visit TO New Castle.
Miss Lydia Hutton, Of this city, spent
yesterday with friends in Middletown.
The Epworth League of Epworth NJ.
E Church will give free entertainment
tomorrow night in the lecture room Of
the church. The following is the pro
gram;
Singing g....................B BY the Congregation
Autoharp and Harnonica selection
Mr. Nc ann.
Dialogue .......... s'The Two Fashions"
Miss Georgie Jewell and Miss Lottie Morris
kindergarten Exercise,
Miss Louise Gee and Miss Blanche Krause.
Debate Resolved. That dress .. does iS5 not
make the man."
R f. Engle, Of West Chester, spent
yesterday in thi city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bratton, Of
this city, are visiting Mrs. J. fl. Speer,
at West Chester.
w. w. Dsshiell and wife. O, Laurel,
have been the guests Of friends in this
city
Colonel d Hadley, of S. Bartholomew
Mission Of New York, addressed a meet
ing held on Saturday afternoon. in the
Interest Of the Industrial School for
Girls The meeting was also addressed
By Mr. Cadberry, of tho Madeline Home,
OF Philadelphia
Miss Sara Marvel. of this city, visited
friends in Philadelphia yesterday.
J. D. Brown, of this city, has been
visiting friends in Laurel
Henry F. Kingsbury. Of Dover, has
been whiting friends here
Grace Orchestra will give musical in
the Sunday school hall Of Grace Church
on Wednesday evening The following
0ANgAAlAA iANbAt-AAA ~ IA 10 ANAANANA
March. Belle Of Chicag1.".... ......... Sousa
Overture, "Stradv lila. a."..................Fl Flotow
Serenade Espagnole. "LaManola," -. Ellenberp
saxaphono Solo, The @.ssag ,'...... Brooks
Serenade. LA Berceuse." .......Guonod
paraphrase. "Rubenstein's Melodie in F."
Selection, "lannhauser "..... ....... Wagner
berceuse, .......,..... Hausel
. 'CaFauna: ...-......- 1900. ..-hau
Violin Solo, .sonsta, '...-....:. -. MendelssohI
w. q. Pennypacker.
Waltz, "Freuet Euch des leOens, ~. Strauss
National Airs, America, "..............M Mose
Horace Greeley Knowles spent Yester
day in Philadelphia.
Mrs John Blggs, of this city, is spend
ing week with Mrs b. 4. Bggs, q
Middletown.
Cards are out for the marriage o
William ?. Satterfed, OF Dover to Mis-
Anna Lucille Bullard, Of Media, Pa, in
the First Presbyterian Church, in Media
on Friday, June 1
George Loux. Of this city, has bee
appointed night telegraph operator a
Laurel
Ex Governor E. E Jackson, OF Salisbury
has arranged to go TO Europe in a yer
short while He will be accompanied b
Mrs Jackson, Misses Margaret aud Ne
lie Jackson and the younger CHILDREN
Masters Hugh. Everett and Richard
They will 90 direct to Carlsbad Til
Misses Jackson will remain In Dresde
for about year to take special course
in music and painting.
The members Of Union Church wi
continue their festival in the Opel
House building this and to morrow ever
ings
Drs c. II Richards and c. r. Layton
of Georgetown, Il. R. Burton and Davi
lf Hall, of Lswes, and r q Eilegcod, {
Concord, are the delegates from Suisse
county to represent the State Medic
\ Society at the American Medical AssOci