Evening journal., 1894-02-20

Delawhres shining Lights-Personni
Gossip.
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pleasant surprise was given TO Mr.
and Mrs James II Walker. at their
home, near Mermaid Del. on SATURDAY
at o'c oek in honor Of the Jwenty-dfth
anniversary of their marriage After
the coDgrat ulstions we're offered supper
was served Fl. M unit. 8 o'clock rne
evening was spent in conversation and
music and an address bv Rev Mason
Among those present were; Mr. and
Mrs. James II Walker, Mrs Sarah
Walker, Miss Hsnnsh J Walker, Mill
Greek hundred; Mr. and Mrs William
H M,Coy, John aud Alice Mccoy, New
Castle; MIR and Mrs Z wood Craig.
Miss Mary Dolbnw, Wilmington; Miss
Mollie Walker. Mill Creek hundred;
Mr. and Mrs Frank Walker. New Gar
den Mr. aud Mrs Hervey Walker, r b.
bic and Efiie Walker Mr. aud Mrs. Les.
lie Walker, Jessie aud Mary Walker,
Miss Emma Walker, Clarence
Walker. Miss Ezi ibeth Walker,
Miss Julia Walker, Mil Creek /;
Me aud Mrs William s Whteman,
New Garden; Mrs Mary A. Lockard,
Miss Sallie Walker, Mill Creek; Me- aud
Mrs Henry F Mason, Newark; Robert
Deunison, Joseph w. Derrickson, Mr.
and Mrs Calvin D,rrickson, Mr. and
Mrs BAyard @ Derrickson. Miss Stella
Finley, nr aud Mrs c Rubencane.
BretR and Mary Rubencane, Mr.. aud Mrs
Frank Rnbsncane Master John Ruben
cane, Kimbleville; l. H Pennington,
Newark; Mr. aud Mrs Thomas J Jones,
McClenensvlle; Mr.. aud Mrs Frank
Penuock Samuel Mccoy. Miss Maggie
Mccoy, Mill Creek; ex-senator Calvin
Crosssn and wife, Miss Msble Crossan,
Evans Crossan, Falkland Mr.. and Mrs
John Dennison, Mill CreeS.
Social circles here we're sorry to hear
Of painful accident which happened to
Henry Bryan. of the State Depart
ment. at Washington, on Sunday. he
was knocked senseless by a cable car,
and there is q painful uncertainty as to
the character OF his injuries. Mr. Bryan
was private secretary 70 Ambassador
Bayard for several years, and is well
known to a number Of persons ia this
city
Mrs Henry G. Morse, Mrs John P
Wales. Mrs Alfred Lse. Mrs Ellwood
G. jackson, Mrs La Motto DUPONT, Mrs
Andrew g. Wilson, Mrs George H
Bates, Mrs. James A Draper. Mrs vii.
lard Thompson, Mrs Walter ". Bush
Mrs Charles Mcilvalne Mrs. Joseph
Swift, Mrs Horace W. Cause and Mrs.
James ] Black, OF New Castle, will be
patronesses Of the concert to be given
in the New Century Club drawing room
this evening, by the Glee aud BaDjl
Clubs. of the U University Of Pennsy lvsnls
E d Shortlidge, Eiward z. Q chrsn,
Jr. Leonsrd d Wales, Jr. Samuel
Swift, DR. w Q Speaknan, Howard ID
Ross. Guy f Wells and Charles NJ
Wharton, Jr students Of the university
wi act as ushers
The concert Is under the auspices OF
the n o Circle Of Kings Daughters
Mat R. High. manager Of Billie Boyd
THE Rebel spy" WAS in this city to-day
Ex Speaker Of the House John q
Hoffecktr, # Smyrna, was IN this citl
yesterday on legal business.
Miss Bertha McNeal. of near Elk'ou
Nd is The guest Of the Misses Mcleod
at Fifth aud West streets
Miss Jane Donnell, Of No 1904 Yves
street, who has spent two months Il
Philadelphia returned home yesterday
Robert D HofIecker, Jr.. Of the Suyrn
Times, spent several hours in this cit
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D Mason, q
Smyrna have been visiting relatives
this city.
The marriage has just been announce
of Miss Violet c BrOdie, OF this city
aud George @ Clark, Of Boston The
we're married on Thursday. February
by Rev W. l. Lewis, Of Rodney Stre'
Presby terian Church. at the home Of tt
brides parents, in Augustine.
William G Stsy,on and williau 4
Gifith have returned 60 their homes
Green wood, Del efter weeks visit {
relatives on West Fifth street, this cit
Miss Katie Morris, Of westover, Md
is the guest of Mrs. }. L VanDy ke.
Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard wi
among the notable people who attende
the Prince OF Wales's levee to Quee
Victoria at st. James Palace yesterday.
SAYS the Philadelphia Inquirer of {
day: IL Irving Handy, one Of Del
ware g shining lights and formerly supt
intendent of instruction for that stat
is in tine city for few days fro m
home In Newark
From the same place comes y
Armstrong, who is at the Windsor III
gentleman is man Of leisure, who ]
sides ia magnificent house just outsi
the pleasant Delaware town, aud who
only business care Is an occasional Al
profitable dabble in real estate
Rev Alexander T Bowser, who is tel
pOrarily filling the pulpit Of the Unitsri
Church, was rendered an informal rec'
tion by the members Of the church il
night In the chnrch parl0r Mr.. Bows