Evening journal., 1896-02-18


same evening the trio left for Whining
ton. where they were married at the
residence OF Rev Philip Cabeil, a.S6ed
enborglaa minister and the father OF
the troom Opposition on the part OF
the brides father is ths supposed reason
OF the pecullarities In the marriage
1 Niss Logan was social favorits bere
ard is noted for her bssuiy a1d as =
daring horsswoman.
Pleasant Evening At Grace Parsonage.
The Fortnightly Club, comprised OF
young people Of Grace Church and mem.
bers Of the Epworth Lsagus. held an en
| ioyable reception At the home of Rev.
D. Merritt Hulburd last evening After
q very fne violin solo b. Miss Edna Brad
field, e. Baldwin T. Springer In happy
vein welcomed those who were present.
BE said that the club was four years old
For two years. 1892 aud 93 the club WAS
known as the Current Events class. but
during "a and 9j it has been called the
Fortnightly Club It's object is to min
lister 20 the social and intellectual wants
OF the members, to meet and have a
pleasant tlue once every two weeks. On
behalf OF Miss TslleY. the president ani
the members OF the club, he extended
hearty welcome TO all
Mr. Springer was followed by the
Secretary Miss Lucille Springer who
detailed In interesting manner the
occurrences Of the year. Mrs. E T.
Negendsnk sang q pleasing solo, after
which Miss Elizabeth Talley read an
ably written and most enjoyable paper
detailing the work OF the year by the
club. its inception and growth and the
work done by GrEce Chapter Epworth
League The object Of the club she
stated, was social enjoyment and the
discussion OF literary subjects, history
prose. science, poetry. art, music and
lives OF great men and women.
John w. Crum gave an interesting
explanation OF photogrRphing 2. 300 feat
| below the surface Of the esrth, and Tred
c. Mccall aud D. Wendell Hulburd sang
"Ben Bolt" after which Rev. Merritt
/ Hulhurd In a brief address welcom I'D the
club and it's guests to his home r i
( Russell and A. L Reeves gave a number
OF selections on the banjo and guitar
Among those present aside from Rev
Dr. Hulburd and his hospitsbis family
we're: Miss Elizabeth Talley. Miss
Lucille Springer, Mr.. aud Mrs Walter L
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. Crum, Mr.
aud Mrs Washington Hastiags
I ~. lCElcl
daughters. Misses Bs nche and Louise
Weldin. Ne. aud Ms. Charles Robb Mr.
aud Mrs. Robert L Sh elter, Miss Lillian
Piummer. Misses Hs len and Annie Hes
ton, Misses Mabel and Mary Jackson,
Miss Aunle Hoffscksr, Miss Estelle
Chandler, DR. and Mrs e T.
Nessndank. De- l. NJ. Finn, aud
wife, Wliam T Roblosou aud wife
Miss E wing, Miss Louise Ricketts,. Elk
tlD; Misses Josie B. Fogg, Elsie Kemp,
) Bslle Reynolds. Mary and Nellie
Miller Estslls Owen. Edna Brad
6sld, Bertha Riley, Ella Smith,
Ella Crawford, May Appleton, sac
Jackson, Lizzie Maris. c z Davidson,
Charles d Cookmau. e. Bald gin, T
Springer, Clifford Z lizard, LsTis
Springer. Fred Mccall. H L. Russell.
A. L Reeves and others
A neat luncheon was spread In the
dining room aud thor3ug gully enjoyed
after which an houe was spsnt Ia music
social converse aud general enjoyment
The club intends holding frsqusat meet
ings durl7g the year.
sengerbuud's Annuai Ball
Last evening the annual mRsque ball
of the Delaware Sengerbund was held
Ia German Hall and was one Of the most