The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
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The kindergarten Assc citation Of
Wilmington, Del. Wishes to acknowl
edge, with thanks, the receipt OF $40.
81 from the University Extension,
The january meeting OF tho diocese
branch Of the Women's Auxiliary was
held this afternoon In Old Swedes
church. Rev. A. Il. Walker addressed
the meeting.
Miss Davis. Of tho College Settle
ment Of Philadelphia, lectnred TO. day
OF tie New Century CLUB to the viei
tors OF the Associated Charities and
their friends.
DR.. Jane Elizabeth Robinson. OF
New York. delivered an interesting
lecture at the New Century Club on
Ioliege Settlements OF New York
The Delaware Camera Club will give
IN exhibition OF the American League
OF Amateur Photographers In Its
rooms tonight.
City Councilman Howard e. Stats
mas received from Germany photo
graph OF Building Inspector Daniel
Dohl. In which he appears In full uni
form. No explanation OF thu wearing
OF the uniform accompanies the pic
ture.
The Wilmington Minstrel Club an.
peareu at the Smyrna Opera HOUSE
last night and created very favora.
bic im preston. Each performer WIS
most enthusiastically greeted and had
to respond to All encore.
Among tho specialists Messrs. Brown
and Lane executed clog dapce that
would have done credit to profession.
ais. Messra. HadIng and Clements
mado big hit In The Pride Of the
400. while II. u. Cobb made the audi
ence roar with laughter by his rendi-
ton OF Not In It," The mandolin
ana guitar played by the Spanish stu.
dents was we'll worth journey to
henr. and were recalled three times.
Byrd Dougherty host In himself
brought down the house by his clever
dancing. Charles Il, Jenkin, Laugh.
Ing nigger.p caused big smlle to
spread over the whole audience. Harry
Belts manipulated the Indian Clubs
with his usual grace and SKILL
TUESDAY CLUB CONCERT.
The Tuesday Club Will give Its first
concert Of the season in the Century
building Monday night. The program
thus far lie the best one ever given by
the club. several new voices being
added.
Miss Boecher will again appear, and
the cantata by Spour, God, Thou Art
Great Will he sung for the first time.
1t Is very effective and musical.
"A JANUARY WEDDING.
Russell R.Andrews and Miss Indiana
Long were married last evening at the
home OF the brides parents, No. 1920
Head street. by Rev. ii. s. Dulany.
Miss Mamie Long was bridesmaid and
Augustus Springer best man. Miss
Helen Long was Hover girl. Mics Sax
ton played the marches. Tho couple
left on trip to Washington, and on
their return will reside here The
brides gown was OF white satin made
on train. and trimmed with duchess
lace. She carried bunch OF lilies OF
the valley. The bridesmaids frock was
OF colored henrietta. trimmed with old
point lace. Her bouquet was of white
roses. Miss Helen Long wore cream
colored Cashmere froek, trimmed with
ribbon ard lace. and carried large
basket Of roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley and
Mrs. Frank Bradley, OF Thurlow,
were In this city yesterday attending
tho funeral of friend.
Bndd Dobble, the well-known horse
man. Will be married to-day at 8
o'clock to Miss Hortense NJ. Nc
DoDald. After the wedding the bridal
couple will leaye for Philadelphia to
visit the parents OF the bride, and will
later sail for Europe.
A very pretty wedding took place
yesterday at st. Anne Episcopal
Church, Middletown. the contracting
parties being MIR. George S, Gomegys
ana Miss Elizabeth N. Cochran. The
cermony was performed by Rev J. Ii.
Beers.
Frank J, Mureland dispatcher at
the post office, is gradually recovering
from an attack of lung trouble super
Induced by the Ia grippe. lie has
been indisposed at his home SJ7 King
street for some weeks past.
There will be a concert and supper
at st Mary's Church, this (Thursd ayr
evening. III. j. Conway aud Will Nj.
Brown Will have charge of the mu-
Governor Reynolds and stan have
boon invited to attend the onnual re.
csntion OF the Old Guard OF New York
wttrh VIII be given January 18th.
1he Rey. George NJ. Hickman and
family have removed to Bradford Pa.
where the reverend gentleman has
accepted call
Misses fiorrie and Emma Trainer of
Chester, visited our city on Tuesday
and attended the funeral of frieni.
John III. q. Rodney, VINO is hunting
In Clinton. N. q, is reported TO be III
excellent health.
w. ID. wilkins ana family, John
Wallsmith and family. Mrs. +. Kline.
Miss Parker and Willie bradford will
visit farnhurst this evening and heIp
entertain tho insane at one of their
entertainments given by Dr. Henckle,
A social WAS held In tie Second ST,
dancing Academy last evening ana
good time had. Elllson's orchestra
furnished the music.
The marriage OF Miss Maggie V.
Malloney and Charles j. Ramsberger
Will take place In 81. I'aul's II. G.
Church on 1hursday afternoon, Jan.
uary Is, at 4 80 O'clock.