Evening journal., 1894-06-11
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
An Interesting Tilt That Oc-
Cured at Bryn Mawr.
LAWN PARTY AT BRowEsON HALL

RN~-Nf ~ Aho Olu NAhNo ~ !
Ex-Governor James Ponder-vIsitors
who Spent the Bright june Sunday |
Among Old Friends-More Weddings
for This Month.
All communicNtions intended for Insertion |
n THIS column should be addressed to Society /
Editor, care of the EVENING JOUREAL. Com |
munications sh ould be written on one side OF
the paper only
lawn party will be given on Tuesday |
and Wednesday evenings on the lawn OF
the Brownson Library Association at
Fourth and Jackson streets. The fol-
lowing will be TIE patrons The Misses
Rose and Maggie Farley, Kate and Julia
Garner. Whine and Mamie Kelly. Nina
and Lille Leonard, Crissie, Nellie and
Kate kearney, May and Lizzie Noon, Ella
and Maggie McGovern, Annie and Ella
Sweeney Annie, Florence and Regina
Miller. Mary, Cassie and Maggie
Kane, Maggie aud Kate Cottinghsm,
Bella and Sue Corrigsn, Maggie
Conner. Frances Gallagher, Jennie Daley,
Mamie Roach, Kate Ward. Sarah Aealey,
Nary Kelly. Annie Dolan, Miss McCarron.
Annie Dillon, Maggie O'Neal, Kate
Lengel, Mary Garner, Emily D0heTty,
Miss Clark, Mrs J. Z. McCaf
ferty, Mrs. A. Mcguire, Mrs
J. Gillespie, Mrs. John Ward, Mrs. f
Kelley, Misses Mamie Fsrnan, Maggie
Cahill, Mary McKelvey, Marian
Writ, Annie Keelins. Mamie Nc.
CloslSey Kate Hayes. Gertrude Plunkett,
Mrs. ]. Monaghan, Misses Hattie Crane,
Annie and Nellie Long, Kate Hambris,
Ernina Hssse, Annie Corrigan, Miss
Fahey. Miss Maher and Miss McDermott.
NJ. T,sa.b xNoreo15 90 yV;troincto,,
is the guest of Mrs. G. w. Donoho at
SeafoId.
Henry e Nelson, of Harrington. grad
uated at the Methodist Protestant Theo-
logical Seminary Ut Westminster, Nd,
last week.
Miss Thalia H. Frame, of near Har-
bosom, sister of Hon Paynter Frame, is
on four weeks visit among friends at
Middletown, Wilmington and Philadel.
phis.
Delaware Pilot Lewis Chambers was at
the helm Of the new rd-breaking
cruiser Minneapolis last Thursday.
Miss Florence Hutchinson, OF this city,
spent Sunday at Delaware City.
John Morris Rogers. j., of this city.
has won the Delaney School prize for
general excellence.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Mamie Rstledge and Isaac +
Cook on Wednesday evening, June p.
At the commencement exercises st
Bryn Mawr, Baltimore's select woman s
sollege. last Friday, +. Hopkinson
Smith. artist and littersteur, de-
livered the address to the grad
yates His subject was The
Picturesque" The address was read
from manuscript lying on the table,
leaving the speakers hands free fol
gestures, which he frequently made.
He closed with brilliant description o.
a Venetian sunset Mr. Hopkinson is
from New York, where q warm fight is in
progress on woman's suffrage.
He could not refrain from using 50
excellent an opportunity to say word
to the girls of Bryn Mswr against what
he called 1.-THE poison of suffrage But
Miss Thomas didn't think there was any
poison about It, and replied realty Z
Mr.. Smiths alluson 10 the subject
Mr.. Smith referred to Mexican aud
Spanish women he had seen I'm his
travels as being picturesque, and while
discussing the subject OF women said be
hoped that girls of Bryn Mawr were moi
infected with the poison OF suffrage.
After he had concluded his address hS
was so heartily applaudsd that he had e
step to the font OF the stage and bow
his Acknowledgements. Miss Thomas
arose and said:
Il am sure we are very much in
debted TO Mr., Smith for his able and en-
tertsining address on the subject Of the
picturesque. But in part OF II thinl
he does not speak adyisedly. The girl
OF Baltimore may not be as picturesque
as some Of the Spanish or Mexican
women be has seen, but I can assure hin
they have nineteenth century ideas
Laughter and applause
Mr. Smith arose as SOON as the demon
strations had ceased, and said:
"A man once took a very dull boy {
Daniel Webster and said be wanted {
make a lawyer out of him, aud asked /
there were room Yes, the great Dan
lei replied at the top '"
As Mr. Smith said the last words b
made an humble bow to Miss Thomas
and the laughter of the audience was II
newed. After the exercises Mr.. Smit
was congratulated by several ladies' o
what he had said
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, June 11.-Mrs Mules, OF Bal
timore, Nd, is visiting Mrs. W. ]. Ben
son.
Thomas V. Kinnamon was in Phi
adelphis on Saturday.
Robert Denney, OF Smyrna. was
Dover yesterday.
Benjamin F. Simmons, Jr, spent yes
terday with friends at Lsipsic.
Robert Pennington will go o Annsp'
lis TO morrow TO attend the commenc'
nent Of St. Johns College, of which b
ID graduate There are no DelawaT
graduates this year
At the old business stand Of ex- oV
ernor James Ponder. the purchasing {
bark In large quantities Is now goin
on, as for many years has been the Gu
firm VVrtfaa a Mi