Evening journal., 1894-02-17
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Enjoyable Parlor Social in
an East Side Home.
n SAET DONATION PARTY.

West Side Young People Com,ine Pleas
ure and Charity Persona Chat of
wilmingtoniaus aud Their Friends.
Those At Home and Abroad.
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A society OF young men in the west.
ern part Of the city, known as the !
Young Mems Christian Aid Society. gave
donation party last night for the bene-
NJ OF few families in need After at |
tending to the object OF their meeting |
the young men adjourned TO the home Of
one OF their friends where a pleasant
sn enjoyable evening was spent in
social games and amusement At reason.
able hour refreshments were served
Among those present were; Misses
LILLIAN Meginniss. Mamie Hysore, Elsie
dysore, May Mcbride, Annie Melvin,
Hattie Hoffvcker. Clara Devalanger, Alice
Frances, Carrie, Mary and Sarah SaYering,
Annie, Lille. and Mamie Ritchie,
Aida FergersoD. of Philadelphia; Matte
Macelwee, Ellie Reed, Emma Wadman,
Willie Fer gerson Gus Dennis, Royal
Woodrow, Wilfred Buckmaster, Victor
Rawlins, William Truitt Walter Nc
Mullin, Willard Yarnall, Ralph Nc
Colly, Wilton Grammar, Sam Alex
ander, Sam McMulin. Harry Boys, Frank
SaudeTson, Charlie Barney Emmel Bell
Charles Woodrow and Caleb Woodrow.
Francis H. Hoffecker entertained Judge
and Mrs D. T Marvel in box at the
Opera House last night
Miss Frances Gallagher, Of this city,
will sing at the reopening of the Catholic
Church in Elkton, Md, tomorrow.
Miss Sue Wilson, of Ingleside, Nd is
visiting relatives in this city.
S. H Brown, of New York, is in this
city to day.
Ex-U S Marshal McMullin, of State
Road, is in this city to day.
Miss Annette Miller, of this city, has
been visiting Mrs. Reece, at Elkton.
Miss Annie McCOlley. of this city, is
visiting friends in Georgetown
The young people Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer will
celebrate WashiUgton's birthday on
Friday evening, February 90 Chief
Justice Lore will speak.
A psrlor soclsble was held at the home
of Miss Name Dougherty, No sos Wal
nut street, last night. Instrumental
and vocal musical selections were rem
dered by some of those present and the
evening was spent most enjoyably. Al
q late hour collation. was served IN
the spacious dining-rOom In the
wee small hours OF the MORN
ing the merry company depart
for home. Those present we're: Misses
NJ Dorsey, Katie Cook, Clara Burke,
Katie Nelson. Name Dougher'y, Annie
Dougherty, Ella Dougherty, Mrs Talley,
Mrs. Dougherty, Howard Holden, j
Cummins. c Elliott, E Armstrong, Fred
Clark, J. Massey, +. Ayers, J. p. smith
W. ugherty.
Misses Ella and Lizzie Wright, of Clay
ton, ara visiting friends in this city.
Wilmington Lodge A o U w, No.
/, will meet at its rooms, on Sunday
evening. at $50 and proceed to the Re
formed Episcopal Church Of the Cove
nant, where they will hear sermon de-
livered by Rev. g. F. Hendricks.
Frank Greenawalt, who has charge OF
the baggage department. Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad, at Jersey City
visited friends in this city yesterday.
Thomas Jackson aud son Willard, o.
Sixth and Washington streets, left to
day TO join Raymond tour through
Europe
Miss Minnie Russell, OF West Philsdel
phis, and Miss Fedora Bcoadhead. o.
Delaware Water Gap, are guests Of Mis-
Nellie Miller.
James Il. Hoifscker, Jr has returne,
from Portland, Maine
Robert D. Hoffeoker, Jr., Of Smyrna
was in this city TO day
Ex Speaker of the House William /
Sirman. Of Delmar, spent several hour
In the city to day working up his gubeI
material boom.
Professor and Mrs H S. Goldey ar
the guests Of friends at Newark
Change in the b. s. o. Timetable.
Commencing Sunday, February IS, til
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will make
number Of important changes in its trai
schedule East-bound trains from Della
ware avenue are changed as follows: Tn