The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-20
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.


REFrnRED ToGEo. GRAY.
lie Idly leans on the corner post.
win PARKWAY looN in his eye;
His hammer Is rusty,
His ovorplls musty.
Ills dinner phil dusty,
He has Il hud work for more than a
mon h.
And he knows Its no use to apply.
Net u cent TO his ntnIe.
As 10 food its tho same,
To bU sure lisa shane,
hui lie oted Tor Grover in 'ls.
Perhaps he can tell you why.
Miss Annie Weyl Is spending the
day in Philadelphia ami will leave
to-mo rrow for New York City to act
ns bridesmaid Tor the Hon. All ert $.
Netherby. formerly Of England, and
Mise Ida May jackson, to take place
at the residence of the brlds's uncle
on Thursday oveulng, at eight o'clock.
The wedding was to have boon one OF
the most brilliant aileirs OF the sea,
son. hut owing to the recent death Of
the bridc's brother couple OF weeks
ago the welding will DO very quietly
eolemniZrd. Only relatives OF the
contracting parties will be present.
This evening Wednesday, ut the
Rodney Street Church The elders-elect.
John Barron and Ashton K Tatuah,
will lie ordained and Installed to thsir
Offices by tho pastor, the Rev. w. Fred.
erlek Lewis
Samuel Il Vaughn, OF Rocky Monnt.
N. e., and Miss Carrie B. Debnam. OF
Salisbury, Md, were married TO day.
A concert under tho direction of the
Wesley NJ. y. Church Choir will DO
given this "wednesday eY1uing, June
30 for the benefit OF tie choir fund.
The Arian Quartet. and a mixed quar-
tet from 81. paul's NJ. Il. choir, and A.
L. lartlett, locutlonist, will assist.
Prof. G. b. RAoads left to day for
San Francisco, Cal, whe,s he will wit
ness the llTst performance OF the new
opera "Dick Iurpln." tho mIslc of
which was written by Rowness Briggs
OF this city. and the libretto by II.
Gratiau Uonnelly, Mr.. Rhoads will
be joined In Chicago by Mr., Briggs,
ami they will travel together, Tho
opera viii have lis first production on
July 2.and Mr.. Rhoads and Mr.. Briggs
will arrive in time for the final rehear.
sci.
The annual dinner OF the Alunnl
Association OF tue Boys High School
will be hald at A. Il Alnsco w'5 restGu'
rant next Tuesday evening.
The Sunday Breakfast Association
last evening gave an enjoyable enter
talnmeGt, niter winch refreshments
wert served.
Tel me not In mournful numbers,
Life is but an empty dream
Fresh Tomatoes, beans rurumhers,
Cherries Strawberries and cream.
Mrs. Marshall Miller Chester. has
returned from a visit TO Newport
friends
Mr.. Frank Thomas will speAd part OF
tbs summer with friends ut New Gar
den. Pa.
The trustees OF Delaware College
eitetday conferred the da;ra OF Il
A. upon Raymond Dullndway, Q. =
Holt g. I. AlcNuy q. L. Townsend,
w. z. CcnowGy AMI A. Il. DonahOe.
aud tie degree OF Guche!Or oil Civil
Engineering upon E. S Armstrong.
". II. Mcdonald. L. V. wilson and j.
L. Zleg Ier.
Howard NJ. Phifor aud Miss Ella D.
Allen wore quietly married. at Scott
NJ. l.. hurch parsonage. on Monday
o., Mug by R0v Robert WHIT
Cards are out announcing the mnr
rlnge OF Miss Eva Mccoy, OF Fhiluusl-
phia TO Mt William Il. ltutteI. OF this
city, on Thursday. June 18th.
i cannot meet you at the train,"
She wired another Teller;
The paper says that 1t viii rain,
And Two got your umbrella"
Mi aud Mrs alfred Yerks, Yves
Chester returned on Monday from
Wilmington. where they attended tbs
welding Of john Kitchen and Annie A
Foster.
Miss Allnrettn Fulton. OF Parker
hi, Pa. is visiting friend lin Brandy
wine hundred.
Mrs Jehu b. Bishop ana daughter
sreut sunday win their uncle l.. 1
ID worth In this city.
Mis- Mary Emma Stetser and Jane
Chandler were married last ovenlnl
by kew. Asbury lHrIte at tho rssldenc,
OF the BRIDGE father, Tutnall stree
ABOVE Twenty second street.