The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-08
SOCIETY NOTES.
TIE INaKxun

THE iN0kHUH
She looks like saint,
with her hitlo hair.
Her mild blue eycs and rontle afr.
nut You bet she Amt
by blooming ai9ht.
Her tsmper's truly an awful fright
And her sweet lips throw
Some phrases around
ihat make things smoke with sulphur
You ask how know
Well chance to be
A member of the company.
DR.. Hannah NJ. Thompson has beer
appointed gyn@cologist on the dis
pensary staff OF the Delaware Hospital
Thomas Vaughan 10 spending a few
days at his home In chesapeake city
Misses Maud and Ethel PHILIPPE arr
the guest OF Miss Fannlo Griffenberg
OF Odessa.
On Thursday evening, Jan. 4, 1894
Mr.. John W farrell OF Kent Co., and
Miss Mory Louise Beatty Of this city,
were married at the nj. II. parsonage.
MIddletown. The Rev. N. M. Brown
performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, OF German.
town, 10 Visiting friends Ia this city.
The j. j. Downing Company, who
were playing at the Albany Theatre In
Captain Hearn's U. s. A., Loaf all their
personal effects ana scenery. md
barely got out OF the building with
their lives.
Miss Florence Martindale, OF this
city, Is visiting her sister OH Penneli
street, Chester.
A few days ago q party OF men
hired one OF Pagan Il Co.'S coaches,
and after Visiting several saloons, at
last became SO full OF the article con-
IN In 3 h.N -
landed his elbow through the plate
glass In the door, thus necessitating
the putting In OF a new glass.
On Tuesday, June 81, 1899. Frank
Pyle. Jr.. was married to Grr Ia Maude
Wainwright. daughter Of Col. job n
Wainwright.
Ex.Sheriff James W. Ward has been
Visiting In Georgetown.
MIR. and Mrs. u. G.. Wilson, Of
Georgetown, are visiting friends here.
Miss Sallie Butler, of Georgetown,
returned home from visit to friends
In this city to day.
Mics Lizzie Ransh. OF Newark, Del,
ls visiting Mrs. Charles Roam. sI3 Tat.
nall street.
W. +. Clements. OF Clayton. Del. wi II
discontinue farming and sell his farm
10Th.
George W. Stone preached In Troy.
N. ". yesterday. 10 day he leaves
for Atlanta. Ga, whore he will be a
witness in the famous bank case at
that place.
tx State Treasurer William Herbert
OF New Castle Is In tho city to-day.
William McNulty, leading tenor at
st. Puufs, will sing at the concert to
De given In connection with the sup
perrin st. Mary's next Thursday even
ing.
The following program has been
arranged for the concert In st. Mary's
Church on Thursday evening next.
FART 1.
Quartet, 'Dasting Ger the Waves"
Misses Mgry McCalIerty, Emma
Schwahb. Mr.. NJ. j. Conway and Mr..
John MGhoney; tenor solo, MIR. John
Hoar; baritone solo. Mr.. James Giles
pie; violin solo, Miss Martie Solomon;
soprano solo, Miss Mary McAlister;
bass solo, MIR. Ed. j. Curley.
PART II.
Soprano solo, with violin obligato.
Misses Annie McGill and Martie Solo.
mon; tenor solo. Mr. William McNulty:
baritone solo. Mr. John Mahoney; so.
prano solo, Miss Lizzie Scewabb; vio-
lin solo Miss Mertie Solomon; tenor
solo. NJ. J. Conway; male quartet,
Messrs. Conway. Hoar, Cannon and
Mahoney; accompanlst, Will NJ. s.
Brown.
Rev. D. j. Flynn delivered tenn
peranoe lecture to the Il. A. b. Society
in st. Michael's Church, Chester, last
evening.
Mrs. E. Peabody. of Gainesville,
Ohio, formerly Miss Lizzie Percy, OF
this city, is visiting her parents mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Percy, OF 6l3 Mar
ket street.
Mrs. J. A. Cloud. of No. 4O6 Shlpley
street, who has been suffering with
the grippe, Is conva loscent
John s. Bertolotte. OF Reading, is
on visit to his home In this city and
is welcomed by his friends at the War
rem Club.
j. Lee Hanley. a prom nent local
wheelman and football player. has re-
covered from tho grippe.
John Becltley left to-day for the
Conference Academy at Dover, where
lie will take up course OF studies.
Miss Matte A. Bell. of Elizabeth
City, N. O., is vieIting friends In this
city.
Miss Mae Wldener OF Philadelphia is