The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-10
SOCIETY NOTES.

Ihe AinHe Dnugnter5. OF wesley N.
u. Church, Linden and Jackson streets,
will awe supper In the lecture room
on Tomorrow evening. First table at
good cause should attend. The small
sum OF rs cents entities you to first
class supper. as we'll as the attention.
OF bevy OF handsome ladies', who will
see you want for nothing. Purchase
a ticket, and II you cannot go yourself
give 1t to some one else to go and you
will be well repaid to know you have
done your duty.
Shining Star Mission Band of First
Presbyterian Church will give an en-.
tertalnment this evening In the leo
ture room OF the church. The pro-
gram to be given ID as follows: Over
ture. orchestra; vocal solo. Miss Price;
piano duet, Misses Wallace and Rueh;I
reading. Miss Rosa Thompson; vocal
duet, Miss Mahan and j. Frank Ayres 4
banjo solo, Homer Bremen; recita-
ton, Ireno Fulton: vocal solo. J.
Frank Ayres; vocal duet. Misses Wat
ton and Mask; instrumental duet,
Masters II. and NJ Brobst; recitation
A. Q. Bartlett; solo, Miss Parker; plano
duet, Misses Shultz and Fulton; vocal
duet, the Misses Handy; cornet solo,
Lester Riggs; vocal solo. Horace b.
Harrison; piano solo. George Monk;
recitation, William Newell; violin solo,
Frank Wilson; finale, orchestra.
EvANs-LINpsAy.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Harry L.Evans Of this city and
Miss May Il, daughter of David Lind
say, of Augustine Mills. Brandywine
Hundred, In st. Andrews Church. on
Tuesday evening. the 18th inst.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Gavin Thomson and wife celebrated
tho 40th anulversaryat their residence,
No. 602 Adams street. on Sunday last.
Mr.. L. is just recovering from severe
fall he received a few days ago, and lsl
in quite good health, and Mrs. L. Is
also quite well considering that they
are some rs years of age. They bid
fair to I've number OF years yet to-
enjoy the society OF their sons and
daughters as we'll as many friends.
MINIsTERIAL RECEPTION.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin and wife will
give tho members OF West Presbyte-
rian Church reception at their new
home, No. 1913 Park Place, on Thurs
day evening. The reverend gentleman
had the misfortune to injure one OF
his fingers a few days ago, but IL ia
hoped that 1t will not Interfere with
the discharge OF his duties of host on
this occasion.
Misses Annie Windle and Lillian
Brown have returned home to Coates.
vile, Pa.
Colonel Enoch Moore has returned
home from Washington.a and. 1t Is said.
with his commission as postmaster
promised him. .... a=...
Miss Greta Nields is visiting friend q
In Washington. ID. O.
John l.. Salisbury is visiting Wash
ington and looking after tho crumbs
from the Presidents table.
Senator George Gray, who has bee n
indlspcsed for the past few days. was
able TO resume his duties In the Sem
ate on Friday and Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Garrett, OF
Hockessin, celebrated the tlftieth
anniversary OF their wedding on
Thursday evening last
Charles J. Campbell. who has boon
indisposed. returned to his desk yes,
terduy in the Recorders office.
Andrew c. Gray was in town yester-
day.
The performance given In st. Jo-
eeph's Hall. Brandywine, last evening,
by the RoCkoby Mnstrels. was II
grand success. The entertainment
will be repeated again this evening.
IL is stated that the ladies' In the audi.
ence last evening paid particular at
tsntton to the styles.
Ridgely Harrington. OF Dover. Dell,
visited friends In Media on Sunday.
William II. smith. OF Centreville,
will remove TO Marcus Hook aud open
shop for repairing clocks and
watches.
The Rev. D. 1tigg delivered his
popular lecture last evening. out OF
! of the Traces" IN Sllvorbrook NJ. Il.
Church to good sized audience.
Miss Hattie Mccoy, of South Chess
| ter. ls spending a week with relatives
In this city.
MIR. VIM. II. Fox. the Protestant I'M
| dertaker OF No. 100 Last Seventh
| street, who has been confined to his
home for some time with the grip, APP
peared upon the street yesterday. Mr.,
| Fox shows the rdvages OF the disease
in his face and gait. Mr., Frank smith
knocked the grip out OF him.
Mr.. William Douglass Griffith, the
| genial Hour merchant. who has been
confined to bis home by severe at
| tack OF rheumatisu, was at his store
| this morning. Mr.. G. says ho had q
bad attack and suffered intense pain,
but thinks lie is on the road to recov-
ely.
Miss Helen PeDnell of Laurel is visit
Ing relatives in Washington.
| W. p. BrattOn was visitor to Wash.
ington on Friday last.
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