Evening journal., 1894-01-06

VIII BE n eld In the NeW-Century CluD
Building on Wednesday Night-PIeasant
Party In Honor of Baltimore Guest.
The 1913 Social Meeting.
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munications sh ould be written on one SIDE OF
the paper only.
Artemas Smith, q former Delawarean,
who has practiced law in the courts OF
Maryland and Arkansas and who was re
Gently admitted to practicein the Della
ware courts will be married the early part
of next month. The bride elect Is Miss
Bessie V. Warren, of near Townsend,
q young woman well and favorably
known in the lower part of the county.
The ceremony will be performed in
Union NJ E Church near Townsend, bY
Rev H. Hynson, the pastor The
ushers win beCourt Stenographer e. 2.
Hardesty of this city; Henry 8. Smith,
of Centreville Nd. A. d. Warren, of
Philadelphia, and Abrsm Hayden, Of
Fieldsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith will greslde In this
city, making their home at No. 6O4
King street.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence Of D. J. Chambers, on Thurs
day evening in honor Of Miss Theresa
Wallace, Of Baltimore. Dancing, games
and music we're the features of the even.
ing A fine musical program was
rendered.
Those present were: Misses Theresa
Wallace, Hattie Rutter, Margaret
O'Nelll, Theresa Hsughey. Nellie Nc
Carron, Mary Rutter, Maggie McCRrron,
Weslie Watson, Ira Rutter, Ed. V.
McCarron. Harry Boys. Walter Nc
Mullin, Frank SRnderson, l. G. Gray
and John L. Lofand
Mrs. c. M Cullen. of Georgetown, is in
this city. She will remain until Judge
Cullen's court duties are done.
DR.. Jane Elizabeth ROBBINS, Of New
York, will talk on College Settlements"
before the members Of the New Century
Club at the regular meeting on Wednes-
day, January 10.
Miss Ssllle Barwick, Of Chesapeake
City, is the guest Of Wilmington friends.
Miss Sallie Butler and niece Florence
Butler, of Georgetown, returned home
eo-ue1i eAtoA 'A9As W AeAesAfoS Al bhA9
city.
T. F. Dunn. son Of the late Francis NJ
Dunn, will succeed his father In the
management Of the Dover Index.
Mrs. Atear Megesr, Of Philadelphia. is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Edward
Belts In this city.
Miss Katie Donahoe visited friends in
Newark to-day.
Ex Speaker of the Senate John P.
Donahoe and ex Senator John Pilling
were In New York on Thursday.
William Dixon, the genial and fiicient
clerk of the peace of Kent county, was
in this city last evening.
J. Albert Curry, Of the Morning News
reportorial staff. has gone to his home
in Philadelphia to recover from an attack
of sickness.
She hath brown hair and speaketh small-like
Would ] were young for your sake fair Mis-.
Master slender-"Merry Wives"
.'she hath brown hair and speaketh small"
She hath n girls sweet rrsees an
She's neith short, nor yet 100 tall
Fair Mistress Anne.
A dimple here; sparkle there,
A careless lock OF curling hair,
A glance demure and debonnaire,
Hath Mistress Anne.
An arch blue eye, whose lashes curl
Upon cheek as pure as pearl.
Are Rraces that become a girl,
Fair Mistress Anne.
Kate Ffeldie Waehinctou.
Miss Helen Bowen, of Fair Hill, Md
who has been visiting relatives in thi
city, returned home to-day.
Miss Mary Proctor, of New York, CAV
an illustrated lecture on Astronomy 70
children" in the New. Century Club draw
ing room this afternoon She will ais
lecture on the same subject on Frids
evening. January IL. and January 10.
w. M Shakespeare, a bag gage maste
on the Delaware Division, is on the sic
ist
J..R Patten. of Jersey City, was /
this city yesterday.
Robert N. Irwin. Iof the Union New
Company, was in Philadelphia last nigh
H. B Masten. a passenger brakema
on the P w. & B railroad, who has bee
Ill for several days, was able to retur
TO work to-day,
Miss Nellie Richards. OF Harrington
is visiting Miss Edith Pritchett In thi
city.
James w. Ponder was in PhilAdelph
to day.
EH
T graduating class Of '9S Of Il
High School held it's regular social la
night at tho home Of Miss Mia Preston
No. l02 West Eighteenth stree
About thirty of the graduates
the year were present, and after routii