Evening journal., 1893-05-04

Have Been and where They Are Going
Wedding of Pauline j. Merritt and
Martin L. Hobbs-wnIiam Il. TIL WEEDS
Miss Mabel O. Brady.
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At her farewell recital in the New.
Century Club Drawing Room, on Thurs
day evening, May IL, Miss Julia K. Bots.
ford will be assisted by Miss Porter,
harpist, and Leonard E. Auty, the we'll
known tenor. Miss Botsford is already
musician of rare ability, but she will go
to Europe during this month to continue
her musical studies.
Wilmington was represented by the
following people in New York yesterday:
H. Harlan, D. W. Harlan, c. J. Bagg,
Broadway, Central Hotel
Miss Katharine Louise Storm of Della
ware was member of the class of forty
seven that graduated yesterday at the
Women's Medical College of Philadelphia
Miss Storm formerly taught school in
Milford and later in Smyrna.
Miss Essie LaRowe gave an evening
May party last night to her young
friends at her home, III West Ninth
street.
Among those present were Misses
Beatrice Frank. May Blackiston. Cora
Edwards. Alice Porter, Bessie Porter,
Nellie Casperson, Mabel Casperson,
Pauline Kemp. Alice Watson, Eta
Baird Ada Bennett, John Sanders and
Louis Baird
On Wednesday evening May II, Miss
Anna +. Meredith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William A. Meredith, will be mar
ried to Thomas J. Jacobs, at 112 West
Eighteenth street
Misses Edith and Stella Barnes are the
guests of Miss Carrie Conard in Upland.
Miss Rebecca Latimer is being enter
tanned by the Misses Warner on Delaware
avenue.
Miss Alice Evans is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Sallie Dougherty, Dnworthtown.
Miss Jennie Emory is the guest of
frien1s in Trainor, Pa
Mrs. J. w. Meredith and Miss Mollie
Hobson of Trainor. have been visiting
friends in this city.
Salvati onists Happily Welded.
A. Evans Taylor, a well known resi-.
dent of Elkton, and Capt Mary Collinge,
of Fall River, Mass, of the Salvation
Army now stationed in Maine were
af..A nrN fs~HN aN a -, .n1~ - . IL.
army barracks on West Main street, the
ceremony being performed by staff Cap.
tain Parker, Of Baltimore, according to
the customary rites of the Salvation
Army. Previous to the wedding the
service of dedicating an infant child of
Jefferson Mcdaniel was celebrated. The
services were attended by large con.
gregation. This is the first wedding in
the history of the Salvation Army in Elk.
ton.
Mrs Bratton. of Kennett Square, Pa
is visiting with her daughter in this
city.
Miss Lily Armor is being entertained
by. Phenixville friends
W. G. Pennypacker is recovering from
severe illness.
Miss Kate Corbit of this city is visiting
Mrs. l. N. Henderson of Oakbourne.
Mrs Cullen wife of Judge NJ. Cullen
is visiting in this city.
Rev G. ]. Smith, late pastor of tn,
Reliance Church at Seaford, has beer
assigned to Clayton, by the MarylanC
Conference.
The wife of Rev. w. w. w. Wilson i
still critically ILL., She is at a hospita
in Baltimore for treatment.
Wilmington Minister ia Washington.
Rev. w. H. johnson, of this city, rea
paper on "The Ideal Church" at tn
conference of Unitarians yesterday Il
Washington. Others were read b
Rev. Joseph May, of Philadelphia, o
Good Citizenship" aud Rev. w
M. Gilbert, of Vineland, N. j.
on "How Shall We Instruct Our Childre
in the Doctrines of Unitarianism3'
J. 7. Mullin is slipping at the Hotc
Richardson, Dover
Miss Bessie Parmely has been spenC
ing a week with her mother, Mrs NJ
Parmely of Wyoming.
Miss Daisy Klinestuber of Pbilade
phia, and Miss Alice Porter of Claymon
have been spending several days wit
their. cousin, Miss Mabel Heilenmsn
this city. They returned to their home
last evening much pleased with the
visit.
Miss Pauline J. Merritt and Martin
Hobbs were married on Tuesday evening
at their home, No GIL East Elevent
street The ceremony was performed
Rev. John d. G. Hanna.
It has Just been announced that Mi
Mabel o Brady and William T. Till, Jr
were married on Monday evening, Apr
"a. at the Asbury M. E. parsonage
Rev. ]. d. G. Hanna
Howard Pennington. of this city, h