The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-12
SOCIETY NOTES.
THE QUESTION.

| WNeM her to-uay,
nut she gave me no answer,
Neither word would she say,
Though asked her to-day
In the most approved way
Or the modern romuncer.
| asked her to. day,
But she gave me no answer.
SHE.
He has spoken ut last.
Shall take him or leave hlm2
At my feet he Is cast.
He has spoken at last.
IL his hopes should ulaet.
You'd II really grieve hinf
lilo has spokon at last,
Shall tako him or leave hin'
HER MAMMA.
Is nc rich. as they say.
Or a pennileaS nuskerf
i must Ind out to-day
If hes rich. To they say.
For she's not said him nay.
Aud again he may asst her.
Is he rich, as they say.
Or penniless maskor?
Mr.. Walter d. Walls and Miss Carl.
essa Bratton will be united In the holy
bonds OF matrimony this evening, In
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, at
$50 o'clock. The reception, after the
ceremony is performed, at the hume
OF the bride. No. sos West Fourth
street.
Mr.. MInot Blest. OF SGT Orange
street, Is confined to the house with an
liberated tooth.
Work which has been suspended for
one and half days upon The King
street sewer was resumed this moru-
Ing aud force OF woIkmen started
, upon the home stretch between Fourth
and Fifth streets. The mud Is almos t
knee deep and tho work is progressing
Mr.. Maury Jamcs, the well known
hard ware dealer on King street. ls suf-
fering with bnd cold. but lie sticks to
his business as usual,
Mr.. Robert L. Robinson OF our city
spent yesterday In Philadelphia. visit
Ing various financial establishments
| with which he had business.
The chlldren's dauclng class, that
meets on Saturday afternoon in Prof.
A. s. Webster's dancing academy in
Eden Hall, will give their closing
dai.ce on next Saturday afternoon.
The children Will go through new
dances taught this season. Eight
young misses will dance abe Empire
| Courtsdance. The entertainment will
close by beautiful dance, In which
the whole school will take part. Wis.,
itors will bo admitted only by card.
| The Friday evening class OF Prof.
A. $. Webster Will close the season
with full dress reception on Tuesday
evening. the 18th inst. The class ls
composed OF some OF our best citi.
zens. In fact thoy have been often
called the 400 OF Wilmington. 1hey
expect gala ttmo.
On Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, Prof. A. s. Webster will close
the season with u reception, at which
an elegant time will be spent tripping
the Hight fantastic toe.
On Thursday evening. the 10Th inst,
tho Monday evening clnss of Prof. A.
5. Webster will close the season with
u full dress reception In Eden Hail.
On Friday evening. the Goth inst,
Fortnlghtly Glass will close tic season
with Il full dress reception. These
dances will close the Professors sea-
son. lie will leave our city In May
and spend tho warm weather with his
family at his cottage ut Rehoboth.
WEDDING BELLS.
Misc Beulah VI. Weldln. daughter of
Mr.. George W., and Mrs. Eliza j. Well
din. and Mr.. Warren p. Alessimer,
both OF Brandywiue hundred. New
Castle county Del. were married at
their future home by Rev. Vim. t..
Ion pkiils0n, at y. H., Wednesday.
April 18th, 1894.
Mise Julia A, Tom pinkson was maid
Of honor md the best man was Mr..
VIM. A. Lodge. A largo number OF
friends witnessed the ceremony and
enJoved the festivities OF the occasion,
Sabbath school Glass No. g. of
Brandywlne NJ. l.. Chu!ch, Mrs Sam.
uel ). Harris. teacher, will give
grand musical and literary treat in the
chapel, I'D and Market streets. on
"Wednesday evening, 18th inst. at $
o'clock. Some of our very brst local
talent are engaged for the oecnsion.
Among the sololsts we have the pleas.
ure to announce Mas. kate ISisselle-
Pyle and Chas. Currinder. Accom-.
| plished elocutionists will take purt In
the exercises, Mrs. harris amt her
Jodng lady nshers Will cordially well
come you and guarantee you an even
Ing al Idre enjoyment.