Evening journal., 1894-02-21
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
University Men Entertain at
the New-century Club.
PLoUEDERs-NOwLAED NUPrIALs


PLoUEDERs-NOWLAED NUPTIALs
Pretty Marriage Ceremony OF George
L. Founders aud Miss Eva Rowland in
st. Paups NJ. Il. Church This Morning.
Several Young Men Give Parties TO
Their Friends-Other Events OF Interest.
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The wedding Of Miss Eva Nowland
and George e Founders was solemnlzed
this morning The wedding took place
at st Panps NJ + Church, At 10 o'clock
and was performed by Rev. Terry,
pastor Of the church The ushers were;
Joseph Founders. George Christooher,
Fred Bsaston and Winfield Smith. Noble
Hadley play ed the wedding march.
The brIds wore a handsome going away
gown Of navy blue serge with hat and
gloves to match She carried a large
bunch OF white roses
Mr. and Mrs Founders left here on
the II o'clock train for Washington over
the Pennsylvania railroad. They will
remain until Saturday.
among those present were: Mrs ".
Nowland, Mrs. J. Davis, Mrs. Hart. Miss
Mary Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs E. Wyatt,
Mrs Shaw. Mrs. Wright, Miss Wright.
Mrs William Marshall, Miss Annie Bag
gerly, Mrs Arthur Keigwin, Mrs
John Davis, siarshallton; Floun
ders, Mr.. Founders, Of Chester; NJ, B.
NJ Flound-rs. Miss j Stuart, Gin.
ton Founders, Mrs. e NAndyke, Mrs
Watson. Miss Laura Griffith, Mrs L.
Chamberlain, Miss Ida f uk, Miss Name
Weiser e Alexander Mrs Newman, L
J Pennell and n. w Baggerly
Mr. and Mrs Flounders will make
their home at No 1912 Tatnall street
A large and fashionable au1ieuce filed
the dra Ning-room of the New Century
Clnb last night, the occasion being the
concert by the Glee and Banjo Clubs OF
the University Of Pennsylvania The
concert, which was an unqualified sue
cess, was under the auspices of the King 8
Daughters The singers we're in foe
voice, aud the selections on the string
instruments were excellent aud well
received
The members Of the clubs are as fol
lows;
tilee Club-First tenor: VILLA $
Miller, William H Smith, Edgar N
Dilley, William j. Gleckel. William
Garrett Moore, Robert Graham Contrell
Second tenor: Spencer Cole Dickson,
David Halstead, Jr. A r Thompson,
Emen Hare Miller. First bass: Vivian
Frank Gable, Willis L Kiug, ThOmss
@ Jones. Second bass: H nry Laudell
Fox d Mason Clapp w C Graham.
Richard b r dwsy, Harold Tyndals
Herbert b GlbbY. Instructor, Paul
Kirchner
Banjo Guitar and Mandolin Club
BtDjraurihes, d K Irwin W Swain, a
ID SlniuAn. G l.. Rothrock R. w. 4
Leach, Ii. X Carey; dcst bauj is. Paul
Emo. K. A. Darby; second bAnjos, II G
Hsdsn. A Bdshong; guitars, s. P
Tuli, NJ Sellers, r. Thompson, r.
Stanley. a d Stein; mandolius, q C.
Baum, z n Wilson; bass banjo. E X
Moore; director, Paul Euo
After the concert Mrs Henry G. Morse
gave a reception in honor OF the members
of the club
James K Underwood entertained p
number OF friends at his home. No 500
Van Buren, street, on Monday night
Among them were: Miss Nellie Starr
Miss Alics Starr, Miss Nary 5 arr. Mss
Zerly Miss zero, Miss Lima Reed, Mis-,
NJ ggie Reed, Miss Annie Reed. Ayers
Ed yards, Clarence Underwood, Edward
Barclay aud ajor Holt.
Miss Laura Davis Of this city, has re-
turued home from a pleasant visit L
relatives at ridley Park.
Joseph B. Glatt was pleasantly sur
p'ised by bis friends from Old Svede'
Church. at his home No II Lloyd
street, last night Among those present
were: L Scott Shilling, Harry Draper
James B Quinn, Albert Card, Bapj lmir
Paris. Fred aud Bsnjamin Downes
George Williams, Elwood Carpenter
Misses Emma Groves MABEL aud Florenc
Buc.anan, Sophrouia Brier, Ella am
Jennie Lynn. Bessie McDonally. MIS-
Quinn, Mrs. Carpenter and John Quinn
Lewis Hsmmell, who has been spend
ing the winter with relatives in Houston
Texas, has returned home.
The marIisge OF James Willism Mel
vim and Miss Hattie Horsey, both q
Laurel, will take plsce this evening at
O'Clock, in the Laurel M. f. Church
George ROblnette and niece, Of tbi
city are registered at the Delaware Cit
House Atlsntic City.
The Washington Steam Fire and Hoo
and Ladder Company. No Z. will hol
its forty fourth annual reception
German Hall this evening John T
Shipley, Frank r Kendall, James n
Dickinson aud William n. McFadds
have The entert tainment IN charpe
Henry l.. Bryan, the we'll know
young private sfcrs airy of Mr. Bsyard ,
Washington. who was so seriously ininre
DANGER JUST AHGAD.