Evening journal., 1893-12-02

O. Conrad was in Dover yesterday.
Miss Hall. of Frederlcktown, Nd, is
the guest Of friends here
Miss Bertha Brown, Of Elktou, has
returned home after an extended visit
to friends in this city
Miss Alma Bouchelle, Of Chesapeake
City, is visiting Miss Florence Egee, here
Theodore Keisell, a deaf mute Of
Washington, d. Q , was recently married
to Miss Annie r Msrguin, OF that city.
Nr. Keisell is teacher in the Kemble
Green Institute for mutes The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Eldudge, of the Methodist Church aud
translated by Dr.. Galidon. The bride is
in possession Of all the senses The
novel marriage was witnessed by a large
number of people.
The groom has relatives ia this city,
aud A reception was rendered them at the
home Of B f Money, No. II West
Seventh treet
Among those present were; A. Dixon
and wife, Theodore Dixon. b f. Money
and wife, William B Kenton, Miss
Jennie Keisell, Miss Emma Keisell, S
Fl Hunter and wife. Miss Lucy Hunter,
Mrs Taylor, Joseph Frances and wife,
Miss Eva France, George b Hunter,
Miss Della Wilkins, Miss Lulu Prebble.
Frank Walters. Miss Frank Kenton, and
Miss Carrie Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs Keisell left here for New
York TO day. They will make their home
in Washington.
Miss Mollie Davis. Of near Ellyton, Nd,
has been visiting Miss Sarah Bowen, on
West street
Miss Susie Hickman, Of this city. is
visiting relatives at Chesapeake City Nd.
A dancing school has been organic at
the Weccacoe Hall, Second and Jackson
streets Sociables are held every
/ Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Miss Addie and Emma Hayden, of near
| Townsend, are IN town to day.
Miss Annie Van Kirk. daughter Of
Captain and Mrs Thomas Van Kirk, and
William Hines, both of Delaware City.
we're married on Thanksgiving morning
The ceremony was performed by Rev
| Mr. Prettyman. Mr.. and Mrs Hines
will live on Washington avenue, Della
ware City.
Direct Tax Commissioner j. Frank
'Wilds and Henry Ridgely, Jr., are il
this city to day.
Thomas Cochran, Of Middletown, spent
several hours in town to-day.
Samuel Williams and wife. of Harring
ton, are registered at the Hotel Willis.
F. W Curtis, of Newark, was in thii
city to-day.
Rev J Edgar Franklin, pastor o
East Lake Presbyterian Church, wa
pleasantly surprised by the members o
his flock on Wednesday evening TIL
surprise was gotten up by the Christian
Endeavor Society, of which n B Cul
bert is chairman The whole vicinit'
attended the church In body, 10 ex
press thanks for the mercies of the year
rhe psstor had expected only the usua
number that attended the weekly prayer
meetings
Miss Ella MAY Hopton, Of this city,
visiting Miss Florence NJ. Jamison, o
Rockdale.
Mrs J. Harvey Spruanca is visiting
friends in Baltimore
Robert Pennington went to Seaiord TO
day to spend Sunday with his parents
Thomas c. Frame, Jr., Of Dover. Law
student In the Offices OF Bradford & Van
degrift, has come to Wilmington for tn,
winter.
Pierre Blair Pie will spend Sunday il
Washington.
Mrs Helen Porter and hiss CARR
Cooch attended the Patti concert, il
) Philadelphia last evening.
The Brownson Library Association
gave reception to their friends yester
day afternoon in their hall at Fourth an
, JacBeon streets. II was pleasant oifai
: aud was attended by large number O
persons.
Next Sunday viii be Bible day in tn
, Baptist churches of this city. In th
evening singing, recltations and scrip
, ture of references will be rendered in th
Delaware Avenae Baptist Church, all q
the exercises being brought to bear O
the Bible Music will be furnished b
the Sunday school orchestra o, th
church.
Mrs John d. GoH. of Marcus Hool
:, has been visiting Wilmington friends
Rev S B Meeser and wife. Of Ride
Park, moved to this city yesterday.
Mrs. w J. Freeman. Of this city.
: visiting friends at Middlstown.
Rev. George Kelly. pastor of S
q Mary S R. G Church, is at the home
his mo her, Mrs. Ellen Kelly, No III
? Adams street, seriously IN with thro
trouble.
United States District Attorn.
Beniah Watson, Of Dover, is ia this eli
to day.