Evening journal., 1897-03-01
The cast is as follows.
SWEETHEARTS. "
BY w. S. Gilbert.

SWEETHEARTS.
BY w. S. Gilbert
Harry Spreadbrow ....J. b. Colesbery
Wilcox { a gardener) Scott Townsend
Miss Jennie Northcott,
Miss e. G. Walton
Ruth cher maid) Miss Louise Elliott
WEDDING MARCH"
Mr.. Woodpecker Tapping Ca BRIDE
groom) ........ ..Tilghman Johnston
Poppytop Ca market gardener),
George r. Hoffecker
Uncle Bopaddy Ca deaf gentleman),
Charles NJ. Curtis
The Duke Of Turniptopshire (an emo
tional nobleman) Henry Fulenwider
Maior-General Bunthunder Ca compan-
ion Of the Bath Austin Harrington
Captain Bapp (of the guards,
George Sparks
Cousin Poodle. ........... Mr.. Walker
Cripps Ca milliner's book-keeper),
Mr.. Fulenwider
Wilkinson Ga policeman),
Rogers Wilson
Jackson (Woodpecker's servant),
Robert Pennington
Barnes Tan old retaineD,
Robert Pennington
Marchioness of Market Marlborough Can
emotional noblewoman) . Miss Pyle
Anna Maria Poppytops Ca bride)
Miss Candy
Sophy Crackthorpe Ga milliner),
Miss Richardson
Mrs. Leonora Bunthunder. Mrs. Sparks
Patty y.......... .......M Mrs. Curtis
Lady Popton .......M Miss Mary Swift
Wedding guests-Miss Elizabeth
Candy, Miss Ethel Candy, Miss Emily
McIlvaine, Miss Sparks, Miss Short
lidge, Miss Martha Shortlidge, Miss
Margaret Johnston, Miss Louise Elicit,
Samuel Rumford, Lewis Rumford,
Harry Candy Rodney Cause, Leroy
Harvey, Poyntell Johnston. Felix Du-
Pont, POyntell Candy LaMOtte Dupont.
Grace Orchestra, of twenty pieces,
under the direction of a well-known
Philadelphia musician, possibly H. f.
Meyer, will furnish the music.
MRS. CHURCHMAN. DELAWARE S
REGENT
At the concluding session Of the
sixth annual congress Of the Daughters
of the Revolution in Washington on
Saturday night, Mrs Clark ChurchmaT
was elected regent for Delaware.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Daniel Pleasantson is visiting rela
tives IN MiddletOwn.
William Todd and son, Herbert, o.
Brooklyn. visited Wilmington relative:
yesterday.
Miss Ida Row has returned from Z
visit to Elkton.
Miss Hattie Rittenhouse. of Consho
hocken, Pa, is the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Wyatt, on West Fourth street.
Mrs. Henry Banning has returned
from a visit to Delaware City
Miss Emma Johnson has returned
from Marcus Hook.
Miss Edna Pearson has returne'
from a visit to Miss Grace Wiley a
| Seaford.
Daniel Crawford, of Trainer, Pa, ha
been visiting friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs William II. Bowers an
| daughter, Helen, will leave to-mOrroN
for Washington to attend the inaugura
ceremonies Of President-elect McKin
ley.
Horace H. Barto, of this city, is visil
ing his parents in Baltimore.
Misses Elsie and Gertrude Babcocl
of Philadelphia, have been visitin
their sister, Mrs. John d. Cummings.
Mrs. e. G. Ryan, Of Georgetown,
visiting Wilmington friends.
Mrs. George Crossan has been visi
ing her daughter Mrs. Vansant, at MI
Clellandsville. Del.
Miss Mary Watts. of Odessa, has bee
the guest of Wilmington friends
DIR. shortlidge and Rev. d. J. Flyr
visited Rev. M. X. Fallon, at $
Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia, on Sa
urday.
Mrs. Josephine Hill, the attendant
the flower stand at the p, w. &
railroad, is confined to her home by Il
ness.
Horace G. Knowles has returns
from a trip to Florida.
THE NEW RAILWAY.