The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-28
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

When the mercury has risen.
] like TO hear the fllzin'.
And love to hear the sIz1ln' OF tho soda
water mill;
oh, there is music In Its singing,
And memry to 1t clinging,
Which ottentimes lie bringing thoughts
that liuger with me 4ill.
Thoughts OF nectar and vanilla.
Strawberry and snrsaparilia.
Thoughts OF sndA that would MI a boz
with Wis ons OF delight;
And though many years have Elected,
Since the Juveniles trea ted,
There's sentiment eep-seated that good
soda is out OF sight.
Let others prate for whisky -.".
That mnkesa fellow frisky.
But alcohol Is risky stun TO monkey with
att all;
Let stnge.struck guys make merry.
Over mugs Of Tom aud JerIy.
NJ the pra Sc OF i.ilen Terry. Mrs. Lang
try. Pauline HAIL;
ct sapient dudes tUuch glasses
10 the health OF huxom las IS,
But soda quite surpasses NIL the drink s
that makes It 0a tight;
its beverage that's cheering,
unpretentious appearing,
To humanity endearing-aye. its clearly
Out OF sight.
Mrs. j Il. Whitney and Miss Marie
nj. Parker are attending the
college girls conference at Northtield.
Mass.
Mrs. Charles Warner Mrs. Benja-
min Nields, Edgar Mods aud the
families OF William VI, Candy ami Al.
fred ID. Warner went TO Riverside. n.
\. yeaterday. ...-
Tie closing exercises OF the White
Ribbon and Leud.a Hand kindergar-
tens will be held in tho parish house
OF Old Swede's Church to.morl ow
morning at q o'clock
Miss Winnie FInan has gone to Ire.
land on three moths visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth MANI is spending d
fe W weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss L. Walsh registered at the
Colonnade Hotel in New York yester.
day.
~ Mrs Flnnegan Of Chester was in this
city visiting relntiyes ana friends.
Miss May L. Evans the daughter OF
Mi. ard Mrs, Savoy Evans. and IiGrry
u. StrGdley. botn of this city, were
married in Philadelphia oil Monday by
tho Rev. L. Estliu. Misc Go!die
Evans was maid of honor and Aaron
Borg was best man.
Mics Emile Shaw, a former schoo,
teacher OF this city. and pr, j. Angus
Noel. OF Canton. Ohio. were married
yesterday morning. The ceremony
took place at No ST. Market street. at
ii o'clock, and was performed by Rev.
George Hall, of st. Johns p. +.
Church, Miss EEio Gray, OF Down
ingtown, Pa, was the best girl, and
DIR, i. u. Maguus, OF Washington, ID.
C.. was bsst man.
The bride wors a travelling go wn OF
wood brown culvert cloth. trimmed
with brown velvet and huttou-colorel
lace. with Lecom!ns hat 10 match
She carried bouquet of pink sweet
peas. The bridesmaid wore u gown OF
white elk, with lace tuimminss. Inc
with waite and yellow Galses. The
room was dimly lighted by candies
thus masking tho wedding all the more
Impressive. ID. B. Jones was catcher.
Dr. and Alrs. Noel left Lore at noon
for western trip. They Will make
their home at Canton, ONO.
Il. NJ. Chambers Inns breu spending
sometime at HOneytrouka
II b laylvr and L h =. Hudson OF
Chester were at Delaware City ye5ter
Say.
Miss Mathews who hn8 been Vi siting
Chester friends has returned home.
VIM. II, Robinson. JT,, has roiurnct
from NV y ok, where he has been ut
tending the United States School o
En- Ualmlng.
Mrs. John 4, lor5er. accompanied by
Niles Kate Casey. left to-day for an OK
tended visit to Sudler6viIle Md.
Samurl II. Chadwick Is spending
his ten days vacation at Alta ntlS
CITY Ho Is stopping at the Al Glenn