Evening journal., 1897-05-24
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Little Matters Of Interest to
Wilmington Beaders.
SOME DON'Ts FOR BICYCLE WOMEN
AS TOLD TO NEW YORK SOCIETY
WOMEN THE OTHER DAY-PER-
SONAL ITEMS ABOUT WHINING
TON FOLK, THEIR NEIGHBORs
AND FRIENDS.

All communications Intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed to
society Editor, care OF the Evening Jour
naL Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
The faculty of Delaware College ten.
dered a reception to the students and
their friends in the college oratory at
Newark, on Friday evening. The ora
tory was adorned with the college col
ors, Cid gold and blue. Long stream
ers of these covered the pillars and
chandeliers, while the walls were deco
rated with national and college flags.
la crosse and tennis racquets, dumb
bells and Indian Clubs.
The guests were received amid the
peals OF orchestral music near the
stage at the north end of the oratory
The reception committee was com
posed of President George A. Harter
Mrs. Harter, DR.. T.. r. Wolf, Mrs.
Wolf, Professor Frederic d. Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson, Professor w. A. Pratt.
Mrs. Pratt, Professor e. Conover, Mrs.
Conoyer, DR.. Eugene w. Manning, Mrs.
Manning, Professor Il. N. Vallindig-
ham, Lieutenant Walter II. Gordon,
Professor William H. Bishop, Mrs
Bishop, Professor G. II. Powell and
Mrs. Powell.
The faculty committee in charge OF
arrangements was Lieutenant Walter
II. Gordon, Professors e. N. Vallindig-
ham and w. A. Pratt and the student
committee was William Ellis, Louis l..
Pratt, George G. Henry, Reginald Con-
stable and Richard F. Reed. At the
conclusion of the reception Lieutenant
Gordon and Mrs. Alfred d. Curtis led
off in the march. Dancing was con-
tinued until midnight.
Those present were: DR. and Mrs.
George A. Harter, DR.. and Mrs. T. II.
Wolf, DR.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Man
ming, Professor e. N. Vallindigham,
Professor and Mrs. W. II. Bishop, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. e. Conover, Professor
fessor and Mrs. w. A. Pratt, Lieuten-
ant Walter II. Gordon, Professor and
and Mrs. Frederic II. Robinson, Pro-
Mrs. G. Fl. Powell Mr.. and Mrs. Jiseph
Caleb, Miss Laura Raub, Miss Lucille
Litzenberg, of Elkton; Miss Howard
of Elkton; DR.. Mackay, of Northeast; ;
Miss Mabel Armstrong, Miss Caroline
lamar, of Elkton; Miss Jennie Raub
Miss Jennie Maxwell John Constable
of Elkton; Miss Helen COoch, Miss
Gertie Bridgeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
b. Evans, Miss Hattie Cooch Miss
Martha Wilson, Miss Agnes Evans
Miss Elsie Cooch, Miss Nellie Wilson
Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Laura Campbell
Miss Dean Pie, Mrs. G. L. Penny, Miss
Alice Sentman, Miss ID. Johnson, Miss
Regina Pie, Miss Veasey, OF Summit
Bridge; Miss Catherine Pie, Miss Mir
; lam Armstrong, Miss Sue Evans, Miss
Emma Armstrong, Miss Grace Walker
William Veasey, of Summit Bridge;
George G. Henry, Miss Anna M. Mason
. Allen G. Oliver, Wiliiam Armstrong
John p. Armstrong, Josiah Marvel, Of
Wilmington; T. r. Armstrong, Miss
Addie Armstrong, Herman Tyson, Miss
Lucy Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred d
4. Curtis, William Curtis, Lindsey Curtis
. T. r. Wolf Jr, John K. Bowen, Louis
Steele, Miss Eta Rose, Miss Margaret
Shanks, owen Mason, George Miller, A
Lee Ellis, w. u. Reybold, DR.. Walter
Steele, E. c.. Reybold, Wilbur T. viii.
son, Miss Charlotte Deputy, Delaware
Clark, w. r. Chaplin, Carl Harrington
? DR.. Columbus Henry, William Ellis
Ernest w. Sipple, James X. Burnite
Ira l.. Pierce, Louis L. Pratt, George n
Davis, j. Vance Craig, Edwin Krause
, r. Lewis Springer, Jr., w. Roy Bald
win, Hugh M. Morris, JOnn T. Mullins
A. ID. Marshall, George Vickers, Hugi
Garland, H. X. McCabe, Thomas G
Baxter, Harrison w. Vickers, e. H. Nc
Cabe, Everett c. Johnson. Joseph w
Brown, Edward Woodall, Harold
;; Green, f. o. MacSorley, West A. Trot
ter, l.. Vansant, CHARLES S. Hyland, A
H. Hartman, Ebe Walter, Thomas %
! McKeon, Harry L. Maier, ]. Elme
Sentmah, J. r. MacSorley, William L
Hirsch, II. Rodney Sharpe, Andrew
Marvel, Henry w. Reybold, T, Rankin
! Nivin, Reginald Constable.