Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-19
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Ministers Join the Exodus of
Visitors to the Other Side.

RIVER PARTIES IN HIGH FAVOR.
Marriage OF a WilminetonIan In Phila-
deiphia This Evening Other Affairs of
Interest to Wilmington People and
Their Frieuds-socIal Notes From the
Capital Town.
AZ communications intended for insertion
IN this column should be addressed to Society
1nnnicetions ~ onId T. ~, ~ SOo sisA' SoinS
tne paper ONLY
The emblematic entertainments at the
First Presbyterian Church last
blight, the program Of which was given
IN yesterdays EVENING JOURNAL, was a
very pleasant sffair. There were must
cal selections aud recitations, and an ad-
dress by Rev. J. R Milligan.
Rev. John D. @. Hanna, of Union NJ.
n Church, will preach in the Methodist
Tabernacle at East Lake this evening
The shoir Of Union Church will furnish
the music.
]. p Harlan and wife left this city
yesterday for week at Old Point Com
fort. Mr. Harlan is car accountant of
the Wilmington and Northern railroad
and he will attend the Railroad Car Ac-
countant Associations Convention.
Hampton. Newport News, Richmond,
Norfolk, Portsmouth aud Virginia beach
will be visited
George Il. Bates will attend the fun e.
eral of William Walter Phelps to
morrow. They were associated in the
Samoan Commission to Berlin in 1889
and became quite intimate A daughter
OF Preston Lea, of this city, married
Sheffield Phelps, a son of the deceased
judge and diplomatist
It was the Partisan women who we're
accredited two or three years with the
Objectionable practice OF injecting per-
fume under the skin. by which the very
blood became aromatic, and now to them
is ascribed another process, less obi &C
tionable, perhaps, but still very questiona.
BILE, writes a correspondent for a womans
page. 1t is a ethod by which false
eyelashes may be made. A fine needle,
threaded with dark hair, is drawn
through the skin of the eyelid forming
long loops, and after the operation IS
over-which it is said is painless-there
remains beautiful fringe to veil the
wearer's eyes.
Frank Crater, of West Chester. rode
to this city on his wheel on Sunday.
Mrs. French and'daughters, of Ohio.
are visiting friends in this city,
Thomas MeDermott, of this city, is
visiting friends in West Chester
John X. LOOMS and family, Of this
city, are guests Of Frank Loomis, in West
Chester.
The quarterly meeting OF the Whining.
ton Auxiliary of the "McAll" Associs-
tion will be held in Rodney Street Pres
byterian Church at o'clock this after
noon. After the program has been rem
dered the report Of the annual meeting
will be read.
A yachting party took a pleasant sal
down the Delaware river on SATURDAY
evening. A stop was made at Pennsvllle
where the party enjoyed a walk in the
yellow Jersey sands. The trip extended
as far as Delaware City, and every body
had an enjoyable time except one mar
who became frightened at the start,
and was put of on the mud shores Of the
Christiana
These in the party were; Edward
Barrett, Miss Katie l. Allen, Howard
Lewis, Miss Katie Hockey, Captain Win
field Hutton and Mrs. James NJ Decker
son.
Mrs. John Gootee and son Charles, o.
AndersOntown, Md have returned HON,
from visit to friends in this city.
Miss Clara Wiederman and Georg,
Watson have returned from Reading anC
the mountains
Ex-Speaker Of the House William L
Sirman, leading Sussex county Demo
crat and candidate for the gubernatoria
nomination, is in town attending th,
United States Court.
Elk Speaker of the House John 81. Hof
fecker, Of Smyrna, was in this city yes
terdaY
Miss Ella D. Allen and Howard N
Rhifer, both of New Jersey, were mar
ried In this city yesterday The ceremon
took place at Scott NJ f. parsonage. an
was performed by Rev. Robert Wait.
The marriage Of T. Harry Moore. q
this city, and Miss Ella W. Bills, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Bills, wa
announced to take place in Philadelphia
this evening at s 30 o'clock at No. 622
Vine street.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLEIowE, June 10 After passin
several days with relatives here, Mr..
John w, Jones, of Wilmington, Re
turned home last evening.
Charles Parker, of Clsymont, was 1
town yesterday on business.
Miss Mabel Tsy Tor is the guest of Mis-
Bessie Murray, at Dover.
It is stated, on good authority, tbs
William V. Hawke has decided to pay
visit to his numerous friends in thl
vicinity within two weeks. IL is need
less TO say that he will be warmly we
'omed aud royalty entertained. He