Evening journal., 1898-06-16
MISS CAUSEY'S MUSICALE

AN ENJOYABLE AFlFAIR WHICH
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED-IN-
TEREsTING NEWS FROM MILL
FORD.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Milford, June 15.-Miss Maria Causey
gave a very enjoyable musicale to her
scholars on Monday night. The fol-
lowing program was we'll rendered, all
of the participants excepting Miss Coul-
ston and Dr. Sharpe being pupils;
Trio, Faust" Misses Holland, Hall
and Causey.
"Valse des Fleurs" Miss Stella Smith
Solo, "Since Thou Art Mine"
DR.. Sharpe
Spring Song" .... Miss Mamie Smith
Golden Dream" Miss Ann Marvel
Solo, "a Dream" ....... Miss Coulston
Hunting chorus, Emma and Harry Refs
MAY Breezes, Miss Hetty Latchum
Hunting Song Miss Mary Holland
Waltz No. 2.............S Solomon Reis
Solo, Il Dream Of You"
DR.. J. G. Sharpe
Sonata. Miss Emma Refs
Solo, Kentucky Babe" zee. DIR. Sharpe
les Oiseaux voyageurs,"
Miss laura Hall
GayOtte No. 1.............. Harry Refs
''FAlerte," Misses Latchum and Cau-
sey.
The entertainment closed with a noe
turne by T. Dohler, brilliantly rem
dered by Miss Maria Causey. A large
number Of friends were present, among
them being: DR.. and Mrs. Lynn Pratt,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Smith, Mrs. George
H. Hall, Mrs. James Latchum Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert II. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
lP. F. Causey, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Grier, Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Aldred,
Mrs. Kramlich, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs J. o.
Pierce, Mrs. J. Holland, the Misses
Hall, Davis, Yardley, Reynolds, Cau-
lsey, Pre5tyman, Bell, Williams, Nc
kim. Messrs. Truitt, Sipple, Wesley,
Causey, Asbury Smith and many
Others.
Children's day was celebrated in the
NJ. E. Church Sunday morning by an
elaborate service. The exercises Of the
PRIMARY department were very nicely
rendered, the motion song being espe-
cially well done. DR.. Barrett explain
ed the pictures in a very interesting
manner. The services in the afternoon
at the Chapel Sunday school COM
menced with the baptism of three chill
dren ty DR.. Barrett, after which the
same service was given as in the
morning, but by a different set of schol-
ars. The primary department. recited
its pieces very prettily and the arti-
cles for the older members were
read by Miss May Davis, Miss Relbecca
Fosley, Miss Mary Bell and C. Handy
and William Abbott A beautiful soiC
by Miss Bessie Davis and duet by
Misses Bessie and May Davis addec
much to the enjoyment Of the occasion
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shaw, and two grandsons, Rogers anC
Harry Shaw, returned to Milford las
week after an absence in Philadelphia
since last September.
Miss Laporte, of Tyrone, Pa. is visit.
ing Miss Anna Yardley.
, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hall returned
home Monday evening from a visit tC
Philadelphia and -8rooklyn.
Mrs. Lynn Pratt and Miss Marie
Causey left Tuesday morning for Elk
ton, from which place they will attenC
the Newark dancel
5 Hon. w. f. Causey is attending th'
trustees meeting, of which he is 4.
} member, at Delaware College and th'
Conference ACADEMY, Dover.
Edward H Causey, Miss Lizzie Col
Inns and Miss Mildred Causey will at
! tend the Newark ball.
: Mrs. Robert Gilman has returned
home after over four months visit q
New York.
: d. Refs factory is running day an
night canning p cas-. The street leadiri
to the factory ipl both directions is fill
ed from morning until night wit
wagon loads Of peas awaiting thei
} turns to be waEted on As each MAJ
has to wait until his peas are shelle
out by the machine and then measured
. 1t makes quite a tiresome job Of f.
5 The complaint rs general this year tha
! the pods are not well filled, which, {
course, makes ,. great difference in tn
q profit when.the farmers are paid by tn
measure Of peeS after they are shele,
IF. B. Massey is visiting the Dell
! ware Water Gap and BlairstOWn Co