Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-21

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New York, on every package.
Of age. Mr. Dennis graduated at Prince
ton, class 81, aud for the past three years
has been au instructor there He was
at the last commencement, awarded the
degree of Pm. d by his alma IN ,ter. Il
will be remembered that Mr. Dsnuis was
selected by the Legislature to deliver the
Grafton, AZ the bi centennial anniversary
celebration held at Annapolis last winter.
Mr. Dennis expects to sail for Germany
July where be will spend the simmer
Ia study.
A surprise party was rendered to
Ernest Drseoll last evening at his home.
No 407 Taylor street, in honor Of his
seventeenth birthday The evening was
spent in singing. games and other
amusements. Several selections were
rendered by Joseph Walfield. a rising
young baritone of the East Side At
late hour the guests assembled in the
dining room to partake Of the deliclcies
of the season.
Auo kutdAh Wtl1 rs lullOWEs mltH
Matte Short and Miss Cora Stevaus.
bank. OF Philadelphia; Miss Ella Lopsr,
Miss Smith, Miss a. Hudson, Miss NJ
Driscoll Miss q. Hudson, Miss J Drscoli,
Miss l. Ryan, Miss ID Porter, Miss A.
Vansant Miss NJ. Vansant, Miss A
Sparks, Miss S Smith. Miss Bowers.
Miss Parsons, Miss Hancock, Miss
A Lord, Miss a. Galloway, Miss NJ. Damn,
Mrs. stookey. Mrs Winchester Mrs Dis
coll, Driscoll, NJ Stookey, y Lowe, l.
Stats, II H. Jones' J. VARIED, + Nc
Call, I Layman, e Esson, Parson,
G. Dckers0n, f. Austermuhl, w Porter.
+. Middleton, Springer, l F0ulk,
R. Smith. b Smith, Z irillett P. Bowers
and II. Lowe.
R W.'Wolters and family and Norris
Levy and family moved to day to Holly
Oak, for the summer
Councilman John W. Kirby, Of tbs
Ninth ward, is in Brooklyn.
Mrs Samuel A. Prcs has returaed
from Chester whore she spent several
days with relatives.
A complimentary hang ct was tend.
cred to Frank = Fox IN Ainscon,s
dining-rooms, No S)2 Market street.
last evening. A more pleasant evening
could not have been spent The menu
was fine one and after it had been die
eussed speech making WAS INDUCED in.
Those present were: John Bamber,
Frank Porter, Preston Chalfant. Harry
| Lynch, Edward Clayton. A Eillason
Arthur c. Davis aud Clinton Werkheiser
Mr.. Fox will remove to Hanover Pa
where be will engage iu business
Ex-Sheriff Amos Clle Of Dover, aud r
W Downs, OF Ksntol registered at the
Clay ton House yesterday afternoon.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
! DOVER, Juue 81 Thomas S Clark and
wife are at Cape May Point.
Miss Elva Collins has returned from
here visit to Oneswold.
Severn Taylor is visiting in Philadel-
phis.
Mrs Elias Reed Of New Jersey. is
visiting her son IN law, DR. J. MTwillsy.
Mrs. Shakespeare is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs A. N Haag, Of Philsdslphla, IS
\ visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. George
Paris.
Mrs Eliza Crouch, superintendent OF
the Children's Home, Wilmington, is
visiting relatives in Dover.
Mrs Thomas j. Benson and daughter,
Of Wilmington, are visiting b p
Taylor and wife.
Mrs. Sarah Kline, Of Philadelphia, il
visiting relatives near town.
Mrs DR. e. S Anderson and daughter
/ Mrs III I Haora ava at Rahohofh
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mifilln are visit
ing at Trappe, Nd
Mrs. H c. Collision and daughter
Mary, are visiting relatives IN Whining
ton.
Misses Sarah and Mary Harding. Of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Miss
Bertha Lewis.
The Alumnae Association OF the vii
mington High School will tender a recep
ton to the girls class Of "a. on Friday
evening. June 20. 1t will be held in Pro
fessor Webster's room, Eden Hall, fron
s to II o'clock
, Mrs Margaret f Carpsnter-Smitl
, is chairman OF the entertainment com
mittee
4 no CuolE OF Wtoltl IA - NHuibN
assisted by a mixed quartet from ST
Paufs choir, gave pleasant con
cert in Wesley Church las
/ night. There were pisno solos b.
Miss Reba Coyle. selections by the AriaI
Quartet, solos by Professor Skinner
I horn, on the mandolin. recltstions by A
3 G. Bartlett and vocal solos The feat
ures Of the evening, however, we're Oh
> baritone solo by Horace Harrison aud tn
] cjntralto solo by Miss Miriam Miller.
A festival will be held ia st. Andrew
Z Church tonight musical and literar
A program will be rendered
Colonel w. A LaMotte. who had hi
{ leg broken and hand injured by bein
! thrown from a moving train at the P
w. & B railroad station, this city, o
3 March 10, is slowly recovering. He is adj
r to walk from his room 10 the fror
I porch with the aid Of walking sticki
7 The fingers Of the injured hand cannc
grasp anything firmly but his friend
think that ia time their strength vi