The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-03
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer @. Simmons
were serenaded at their new home lnst
evening by the Harem Scarem Band
OF the X. OF z. Several selections
were rendered In good form and they
all accepted an invitation into the
house. where refreshments played a
prominent part. John Percy and Geo.
Ferguson played 'cornet" duet and
John simmons a TROMBONE" solo.
Lsmuel Mari gave an Imitation OF n
thunder storm on The bass drum, while
ex-Sherln simmons played the FAC.
compartment" on the cymbals VIM.
Lincoln, assisted by several other
members, including Mark Garrett ON
the Tuba" and Thomas Mullin, Jr,, on
the kettle drum, played u .ciarinetp
solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Drew and child.
OF ELTON. spent yesterday with
friends in this city.
The Shields Library Association will
celebrate its thirty.first anniversary
tomorrow evening by giving musi-
cal and literary entertainment. The
program OF exercises Will be as fol.
lows;
baritone solo.,........ Tho Shin 1 Love :,
james Gillespie.
buetts ...s..ss... ............. Selected.
r.nor Misses Tierney and Curran.
Edward i. Curran. ''
Leessttnre."Cateenism and Christian Doc
Urine. or Two Things an American
The Rev. NJ. x Faiion.
lass SOLO. ............" "a brave Sentinel, u
e.,, Robert Jamison.
soprano solo. ..... Many Miles Away,
Misc Megil.
h,,,s,ooinpanists Miss Megill and Miss
The entertainment will DO given In
the Library hall, on West Sixth street
near Iatnali, beginning at 4 O'Clock.
Frank bradbury anu son. of Elkton,
visited our city to day,
harry Archer went fishing to-day at
the canal.
John II. Chairs. OF Delaware City.
was III our CITY to-day.
Senator Gray's family has returned
from Washington for tine summer.
H. Harry Beck, OF Smyrna, visited
our city Yesterday.
Alfred y. Iimmins, OF this city. and
Miss Fillie Powell, OF Philadejphla.
April TO-
AIR, and Mrs. Richard w. Cochran.
OF Middletown. Del, celebrated their
goluen wedding anniversary, having
crossed their 50th married mile stone
on tuesday evening. Tho house was
handsomely decorated with potted
ana cut flowers. while over tho heads
OF tue couple was wreath encircling
III GIT. 'lSi4 1880 years"
Ar, George MeFarlan. OF the Clayton
Gail. was III Our city yesterday.
General IL. Il. kenuey, of Dover.
was In our city yesterday looking as
spFy as cricket.
Miss Harriet A. Boien. OF Elkton, is
Visiting our city,
Misses Annie and Blanche Ainscow,
daughters Of A. l.. Ainscow. ara visit.
Ing Elkton. Md.
The Rev.,F b. Short will deliver an
address at the commencement exer.
elses OF tie BIidgevllle public schools
The Row J. C. Bllom accompanied by
ms WIFE. OF Hathtehem, Pu., are the |
guests Oh ms elster, Mrs. Catharine Ii. |
OFT. this city.
MIR. and Mr.. II. j. Toy have takep /,
up Their residence at Mr.. and Mrs. !
D oseph h4lt's, Mrs. 4 3 parents for the |
Mrs, Jane McDougall, residing in
rluseton, n. j., died on Tuesday,
aged 40 years. She viii be buried on
FRIDAY, ut Camden. n j.
ar. John Wood, formerly OF this
CITY but now resident of Phlladel-
bhla Is visiting his brother. Alfred
Wood.
Mr., George Justis, who has been
spending lew days at Browns Mills
In New Jersey. looking after his mos.
quito crop. returned homo to our city
yesterday very much inWgorated IN
health. :"
Mr. W: d. Griffith said this morning;
~ WISH could get well again" Mr.
u nus been suffering for some time
with catnrrh OF tho stomach. but lie
Sui attending TO his business.
Alr. II, Gotwalls, the tactical distrl.
Dutor IS suffering with severo pain
In the head. r'-
Mrs. Mccullough. of 81 West
Eighth street. lie getting much better.
AZ one uhe the Waiting physician
gave hei up as past recovery, but trII.
~ the saying; Where there Is life
there is hope" is applicable to this
case.