The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-30
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Correspondence of tile REpuBLIcAN.
New Castle. Oct. 80.

Correspondence of the Republican,,
New Castle. Oct. 80.
The fastest piece of news here is that
John Hyde and Miss Isabella Aiken Ii ave
been recently married The ceremony II
10 understood was performed last Thurs-
day evening ut the NJ. e. Parsonage.
A delightful social In which twelve cou-
Piles participated WAS held at the residence
OF Mrs. Marshall on Third street last
evening.
The regular meeting of the Board OF
Education will be held this even ny. when
Important matters will be discussed.
One week more and tine anxiety will be
all over.
Last evening as was passing by the
X. OF r. hall, there seemed TO lie an un.
usual amount OF stir In the neig ghborhood
and after standing a few moments 1
heard number Of voices sing:
Swing to the East
And swing to the West
Anulsw.ng 10 The one
That you love best.
On going upstairs to the second story
delightful scene met my eye. About for.
ty young people were having a"Dan Tuck
er party the occasion being the irst an.
niyersary of the s. l.. s. a social orpauiza-
tion OF this city. Among those present
aiiu the pretty gowns they wore were the
following.
Lizzie Wiee. dotted mule, Edith PrIt.
chstt, chanKeable ailk. Anna Mohen,
white mule. Lucy Ford bengallne
elk. Hattie King, pink crepe
Ing, steel henrietta. Cora Hudson. blue
crepe, kaCie Iinms. red surah, Emma
Harris. white crepe. Lille Shaw light blue
cashmere. Carrie Cline. dotted mule. Eta
Mcguire. dotted swiss. Bertha Slpple.
white silk. Sailie Trultt, cream chailis,
Maude Ii. King. red Grape. Maud S. King,
novelty cloth, Laura knause, white swiss,
Emma Bradley lavender China elk
Among othars noticed were: Mrs.
John A. Walls Mrs. j. H. King Mrs
W. II. Bradley. Mr.. Samuel Barnes,
Messrs. L. j. Weggenman. Wilbur Mere.
ditn. John Hammers. G. s. King. Rosert
Newlove. Harry Ii. Price, Samuel Mitch, Ii
J. h. Bencher, Arthur Murray. Albert
Tlmins, Lewis Mclaughlin. John Lobin,
Connolly. The evening was spent very
socially. laIge table occupied the en-
tire length OF room und at 10 O'Clock all
sat down to an oyster supper. After the
good things were partaken OF the many
young folks playek more games until
about midnight, when ice cream and cake
was served The party broke up soon
afterwards and all agreed that peasant.
er evening was never sp.nt by them.
II is whispered about the streets of Will
mington that woll-Known character
about town. at ono time soiourning in
Few Castle Jail under the non dc plume
OF Thomas Brown. (his correct name is
Thomas White) and now serving one
year sentence for lottery policy writing
is making strong endeavor to secure a
pardon from his excsllency John 4. Dick
ey.who by the way is tue spiritual adviser
oil Governor Reynolds.
Ii is understood. however, that the Chief
Executive mas refused To exercise his PIE.
rogative until after the battle is over"
when he will take prompt action in the
matter.
Speaking of "pardons" reminds US that
thore isluite anumbor Of good Democrats
hero In tho jail who expect kind heatted'
Governor Bob" to grant them 'an uncon.
diLionaP before bis term OF Office expires.