Evening journal., 1893-09-13
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

Mrs. Joseph K. Adams, of this city, |
attended the wedding Of her nephew, |
James p. Rowbotham, of Philadelphia, |
and Mss Carrie Roland, at Reading, |
Yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was |
performed at the home of the bride, No. !
942 Penn street, by Rev. 5. Bromley, |
of the First Baptist OF Reading, assisted |
by Rev. w. F. Staub, of Blockley Baptist |
Church, Philadelphia, the bride and
groom standing under an arch OF PAINS
The parents Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs |
George S. Rowbotham, of Philadelphia |
were among those present. The bridal
party left last evening on two weeks
trip to the Worlds Fair. On their re-
turn they will reside In West Phil adel.
phia, where the groom Is engaged in the
dry goods business.
The Misses Sweeney gave pleasant
watermelon party last night at their
home in South Wilmington. Among
those present were: Misses Nellie Furr,
Maggie Dugan, Mamie Kelley, Mamie
Mcmahon, Louisa Koote, Nellie Moogan,
Nellie McDevite, Mary Quinn, Maggie
and Julia Sweeney, Hugh Mcbride. Dan
Mcbride, William Quinn, Frank Quinn,
Graham Wallace, Joe MeGurt and An
drew Cochran.
Mrs. Rowland Cox and Rowert w.
Cox, of Plainfeld, n. j., are registered
at the Clayton House
John w. Redmile, genial clerk of the
Clayton House, is spending month in
New Jersey and at the Worlds Fair.
Senator James Williams, of Smyrna
was in town yesterday.
Thomas Davis is at Colts station,
Md, looking after his peach crop.
John Kirk, of Birmingham, Ala, is
visiting friends in this city.
John Maloney who went to Mobile,
Ala, on the tugboat Chief, has returned
home.
Thomas welch will leave to-day to
take charge of the boiler shops in the
shiPysrd at Sparrow Point.
John English and Miss Mary Haley will
be welded in st. AIMS Church on Oc-
tober 20.
James Kane left this city yesterday
for trip to the Worlds Fair.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Dennis Bradley and Miss Minnie Row.
Miss Lou Clayton, Of Wilmington, is
visiting friends in Clayton.
Frank Mckinley aud Miss Name Green
will be married October 10.
John NJ. Stewart, formerly sergeant
of police in this city. but now of Kirk
wood, was in WILMINGTON yesterday.
Charles Stevenson has returned home
from the Worlds Fair.
George Rothwell has returned from a
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair.
John McKargney, of Pullman City, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs William Bryan, Of this city, Is
visiting friends in Newark
Miss Charlie Smith. Of Wilmington,
has been spending several days with her
sister, Mrs. George Allen, at Clayton.
Mrs. Charles j. Allen, Of this city. Ii
visiting her grandfather w. B. Collins
of Smyrna.
John Mcbride, Jr., Of South Whining
ton, is visiting his sisters Of Glen Riddle
Pa
Miss Annie Chandler and David D
Elmer, both Of near Wilmington, wer'
married last night by Rev. J. D. C
Hanna, at Asbury parsonage.
Miss Regina Drukker, who has beer
visiting iIlrnas in Delaware City, re
turned to Wilmington this morning.
Miss Gertie Bullen has returned hom
after a visit Of two months among rels-
tives in the country
Miss Ethel @. Maynard has returned t.
the Clayton House after a two months
vacation
George Griffith went to the World
Fair yests riay.
Miss Mamie Evans, Of Wilmington,
the guest Of friends in Smyrna.
Miss Maggie Il, zell, of this city, is IL
gu st Of Miss Lille Pratt, of Smyrna
Miss Maggie Evans, Of Wilmington
is the guest Of her uncle, j. P. Gambl
near Blackistons.
Mrs Annie Keatly, of Wilmington,
visiting her parents near Clayton.
Philip L Workman. Of this city. al
Miss Maude s. Joiner of Cuestertowl
Nd, we're married this morning. III
ceremony was performed by Rev. Jot
ID. G. Hanna, at Asbury A. Z parsonag
No. 222 Walnut street.
Chailel Horn and wife have T
turned from the Worlds Fair.
Ebe w. Tunnel, of Lewes, register,
at the Clayton House last night.
R. Reece Layton. Of Brldgevlll
registered at the Hotel Willis last eve