The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-15
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An entertainment was given In the
second Baptist Mission school last
evening for tho benefit of the poor.
Everyone attending brought pack.
age, tile contents of which will he dis
tribLted TO the poor of the neighbour
hood in few days.
Bags OF flour figured prominently in
The donation. Sugar canned goods,
huckwheat, coffee and other eatables
aeon lilied several tables. An inter
est,nB program, consisting OF liter.
AIRY and musical numbers were given.
The orchestra OF the church played
Two line selections. The vocal duet
by MIR. and Mrs J. Ii. King was good,
While the violin solo OF Miss Is. Weyl
was also we'll received. Among the
features OF the program were: Vocal
! solo, Miss Il. Rush; address. the Rev.
D. b. Meeser; duet, j. j. BuIlen and
s4ise Melohoir; recitation. W. L. Holt
man address. j. j. Bullsn. Miss Bush
sailg two solos.
The Epworth League OF Grace NJ.
+. Church entertained large number
OF people In the Sunday School hall.
Mise Maude Burt Mccall OF Plliadel-
phla recited several numbers credita.
Diy her recitation of "iiow SIlvator
won being excellently rendered. She
also reclted James Whitcomb Riley's
piece entitled prior TO Miss Bells
Appearance
"A quaftette, composed OF Mr.. and
nlrs. Thomas Benson, Miss Mary X.
Ihieiman aud W. l.. Todd, sang sever
a. selections. Among the other foa-
lures OF tho programme were: Piano
Guet Miss Shirley Deputy and Miss
Anna Groves soprano solo. Miss
piehche WelGin; mandolin solo, Hugh
bhker; vocal duet, Alrs thomas Ben.
son and Miss Mary X. lhislman; yio-
IN SOLO. either accompaniment, A. 9.
DENNIS and Hugh Baker; mandolin
solo, Hugh Baker.
in st. Paufs Il. c. Church there wac
Also given an entertainment for the
nenent OF the poor people. 1he cales-
Ls, |; arm 6y the girls Of the parish
was good. Miss Cecelia Mention and
Charles kanes Jolly Old Couple"
was loudly applauded. Tie singing
was the main feature of the program.
Soseph McCullln sang tenor solo.
Inc specially acts OF Bert Buzine aud
Ihomas Guthrie were also good. ST.
faurs Male Sexette, composed OF Jo-
seph McEulIin, Joseph McIaflerty,
William i. McNulty John a. Mahoney,
4. y. Preston and NJ. j. Roach, sang
well aid was vol received. The young
womens Choir OF the church also sang
hseieetlOn. The choir is composed OF
eilsses Lizzie Schwab. Mary }. McNul-
", Lizzie Connolly. Annie Long. Kate
HcBride una Rose Crumlish Miss
Llhz Sclwab sang Il soprano solo and
LIN with Miss McNulty sang duct.
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M entertainment wat given in st.
'ui's NJ. H. Church. by the Kings
daughters. An excellent musical
anu literary program was given.
An entertainment was also given in
the Delaware Avenve Baptist Church
which was largely attended.
Miss Mary Miller OF West Whining
ton. has returned home after Il very
pleasant Wait to relatives ana friends
an Downngtown snd West Ches or.
ARE TINES BETTER
About q year ago a young couple ia
this city broke up housekeeping and
the young wife left Delaware for her
fathers home Ia western State. The
cause Of the separation was that he
WAS making a very small salary and
could not Support his better half Soon
after the departure of the wife hc be-
came acquainted With a dashing
widow OF thirty live on tho eastern
aldo of town.
Now,i,he gentleman with tho light
pvercoat and his now acquaintance
are eeen constantly taking pleasant
walks with the move OF lovers The
widow il engaged in business and
perhaps IL tho laws wOuld ermit the
cnse TO take such d turn that may be
she could keep the husband who could
pot keep his wife. II would be well
worth Il ying,
The school at Bear Station vii hold
Al entertainments III Red Lion Church
On Thursday evening, ilecemher 4lst.
A very pretty welding took place
last evening a. thu residence of Mrs.
AcCormlCh Twelfth and llould streets
Ahe contracting parties were Mr. John
Wilson and Miss Margaret Vail The
bridesmaid was Miss klett and the
best man Mir. SAoehlDy.
The ceremony was performed BY
kov. II. 5. pu2uy. pastor Of
hngswoOd NJ. L, Church,
A reception followed the rerem onv,
and very peasant timp was spent
The presents were ialm2I6us anl
handsome.
he newly welded couple will re
Hde on tiayno0t stree near l+th ST.
AIR OR E3ST agIAT&NEar
The ladies' Aid Society of Cook mat
NJ. L. Church viii give pGrlor enter
tA!nfueit al "a home of Mrs Charles
Miles, los Lincoln street, ncE IAars
DAY evening. \ musical and literarl
Programme has been prepared Tor TIN
Occasion. Anasllntsslou fee OF ) cent
will he charged and the ladies' wi
hn va an. IL. a