The sun., 1901-02-23

many attractions for next week. Among
the first and one which is enjoyed by
every member is the Current Events
Glass on Tuesday when Mrs. Warner
will tell of her recent visit to an os-
trich farm Miss Grew will read paper
on travels and Miss Chambers Of Phila-
delphia will talk on dolly Madison"
am SO sorry they are not going to have
the Beethoven concerts. The fact that
the majority do not appreciate them will
prevent the minority from enjoying them
his spring, for the club is afraid to
undertake anything SO pretentious again
but Miss Emma Lore informs me that
the Glee Club will give concert in
April. 1t will be an evening affair and
with the local talent, and we have talent
Of no mean order, and the promise Of
some outside musicians, the affair should
oe both socially and financially sue
cess. Miss Mary Askew Mather gave
a very interesting talk last week at the
club ON temperance. Poor Mrs. Nation,
she is responsible for great deal but
1 am sure that the pick-and-ax-way she
nas gone about things will tend to
awaken the interest and notice Of this
club and as Miss Mather said on Tues
lay, it lis the women who can do much
good in this line. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
Ghurchman has been in Washington at
lending the National Congress Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
1T comes with no surprise to us that
Mrs. Churchman has been elected Re-
gent for Delaware for her manner and
presence and executive ability easily
place her foremost among her women
associates.
In Newark the Misses Armstrong gave
d reception on Monday evening in honor
Of Miss Burgess of Germantown and
Miss Smith of Piqua, Ohio. Quite q
number Of Wilmingtonians We're among
the guests. Miss King Of Norfolk, Va,
who has been the guest Of AIRS. Il. w.
Curtis, has returned home.
The play given by amateurs Thespians
III Newark, Tuesday evening, Yves So
:ial success us well as being delightful
rom historic standpoint. The acting
Df Mrs. Tyson and Miss Steele was
especially spoken Of. Mrs. @. l.. Penny
packer managed the affair most admir-
ably.
William Budd Of Petersburg, Va,
who has been visiting Mrs. Alexander
B. Cooper in New Castle, has returned
aome. The Rev. d. L. Hubbard Of
Baltimore, is the guest Of Mrs. James
L. Eliason.
Next week there is to be very unique
oncert given in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. This is sort Of a reproduction
IF rustic New England choir and
promises to be charming success. The
young women Of the church who take
a special interest in this affair with
their oldfashioned gowns, powdered
nair and beauty patches and the environ
ments, and all will recall the good old
lays when Grandma sat by the blazing
logs. This affair on next Wednesday
avening will doubtless be one Of the most
delightful musical affairs Of the LenteI
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Miss Jennie Jones, who has been the
Allen, will leave next week for visit
to Atlantic City.
/ The Swarthmore Club which will hold
is annual dinner at the Bellevue Hotel
Philadelphia, tomorrow evening, has
lutte a number of representatives from
Wilmington. On the committee in charge
Of the affair for tomorrow night is James
| w. Ponder.
Miss Frances McCausland has return.
d from a visit to Miss Morrison in
Coatesville, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Nullin have announced the engagement
IF their daughter, Miss Mary L. Me
MULLEN, to Sheppard Martin Joseph.
Betty was not at all communicative
his week, probably she is going to give
Up gossiping as one of her Lenten sacri
zeal duties, but womanlike, I am sure
'he will not be able to stand the pres
'ure long and next week may have
some delicious morsels to tell you.
L Young Mrs Grundr