Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-25


geous leaves of all colors and tiuts. In
about three months the man whe goes to
his bookcase for purposes OF reference
will find his best books used to press tn e
leaves, but the words he uses will not
serve TO remove the discololation of the
cages.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Robb celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary. or
wooden wedding. at their home, No. $40
King street, Miss Elsie Moore sister Of
Mrs Robb, assisted in receiving the
guests. She wore a dainty, quantity
fashioned froek of yellow China silk.
Mrs. Robb wore gown of light blue
China silk. All the women present wore
evening gowns.
The house was decorated for the oe-
casion with palms and chrysanthemums,
everywhere in artistic confusion.
William II. Farra was caterer
After congratulations had been Of
fered and accepted, the time was spent
In music, dancing and games. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Robb. Robert w. Smith, Miss Ricketts,,
of Elkton; Mr. and Mrs. Spicer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Davis, of Philadelphia; Miss
Estella Chandler Miss Birdie Wilson,
Willard A. Flemming, of Smyrna
Miss LILY NJ France, Miss Sat
terrified, of Greensboro, Md Mr.
aud Mrs. George Moore, Miss Minnie
Lippincott, William c. Murgatroyd,
NJ So Helen Woolston, of Mexico; Mr..
and Mrs Charles E. Griffith, Mt and
Mrs Albert B Marks Mr. and Mrs. G.
Leighton Mahoney, Miss Zaidee Jarmsn,
Of Greensboro. Md DR.. and Mrs.
Swithin Chandler, Miss Ernest, of Camden;
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pierson, Harry
Triggs, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Norris Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Smith, Jr,
Alfred Russell, Walter Butler, Miss
Bessie Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Jones, Mrs. Eva Webb. Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Moore c. A. Robb, William
A. Flemming, Clayton, Del
Mrs. H. f. Spicer, Philad elphia; T.
Darlington Smith, Alfred P. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Moody, Miss Helen
Moseley, Miss Daisy c. Moore Charlie
Jefferies, Miss Lulu Jefferies, r Dayton
Smith, Miss Helen E Robb. r. B. Ray
ner, Charles NJ Baird, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence S. Robb, Edward Campbell,
Robert Ricketts,, and R. G. Kay, Phila.
delphia.
James l.. O'Keefe and Miss Annie
Fedigan, daughter of Thomas Fedigan,
of No. 500 Orange street, will be married
in st. Peters Church tomorrow morn
ing. They will reside at No. 2OS Van
Buren, street.
Mrs. Frank G. Robb, Miss Estelle
Chandler and Miss Elsie Moore have re-
turned to their homes in this city from
a months visit to Johnstown, Pa.
The members of the Epworth League
Of Grace Church will give an entertain
ment at that church on Thursday even
ing. These entertainments are of an in
teresting character, and an attractive
program has been prepared for Thursday
evening.
Miss Birdie Wilson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John I. Wilson, of No. 40J
| West Seventh street, this city, will be
married to Willard A. Flemming, of
Smyrna, on Wednesday evening next.
November 1. The wedding will be at
Ga ace NJ +. Church. Rev. John Y.
Dobbins, d. D., will be the officiating
clergyman.
C. w. Robinson, of Seaford, was in
Wilmington yesterday.
William Scout, of Smyrna, spent some
time in Wilmington yesterday.
Writ Willis has returned from Chicago
and the Worlds Fair
Miss Satterdeld, of Greensboro, Nd is
the guest of Miss Elsie Moore
The wedding of Miss Meta Dupont
Gilpin and Charles Kent was celebrated
at the home of the bride, No. 917 Wash
ington street. last evening. The cere
many was performed at o'clock by Rev,
Charles S. Murray, of st. Andrews P. e
Church
Miss May Belts, Miss Anna s. Gilpin
Miss Nellie Kent and Miss Bessie ThOmp
son were bridesmaids.
Lee Sparks acted as best man and
Eugene Bush, Merrill Thompson snC
Samuel Middleton were ushers.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with pot plants and cut flowers.
A number of friends from Philadel
phia, West Chester and this city wer'
present. Mr. and Mrs Kent went on
wedding trip South.
Judge c. NJ Cullen. of Georgetown
has been spending few days in this cit,
and in Philadelphia.
George W. Hatfield, Charles p Bart
ling and John L. Thompson, all of George
town, are in this city.
, Miss Helen Wollaston, of Texas, is tn
! guest Of relatives in this city She
now attending school in Philadelphia.
D. Abramson, of Wilmington, is i
; New York buying goods He is stoppin
!. at the Broadway Central Hotel.
D Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
! NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Wilmingto
visitors TO New York yesterday were
NJ Gambill, at the Broadway Centri
Hotel; J. o Gardner, Hoffman House
|. G. H Thscher, Westminster Hotel J. I
Il Montague. Broadway Central Hotel; 1
/, Breck, Hoffman House; w. K. Storm
g Westminster Hotel.
= Miss Ella May Carter. of Down
q Chapel, Del, has returned home ate
having snant a nlaaaant visit with rell