The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-15
SOCIETY NOTES.

!. whsn jack calls on Miss Eleanor,
= Ho always brings her plenty
or flowers and chocolate bonbuns, which
Most charm the maid Of twenty
And though Sir Jack has skinny arms
And legs as thin us pin asants.
How could one blame Miss Eleanor,
Who much admires his presenta
Benjamin Croft, OF West Grove, an.
Miss Maggie Mckay, af ToughRene
mon. were made man and wife Wed
nesday at the home OF the bride, tn
ceremony being performed by Rev
Hunter, OF Kennett Square.
cards are out announcing the wed
ding OF City Councilman John II
Marlin, OF New Castle, and Miss Smltl
OF Thiladelphla, on June 90.
Thomas L. Cassidy, of this city, anC
Misc johanna Sullivan. OF hudson, N
T., were married In St Mary's Church
In the latter city, on Tuesday, at noon
John j. Cassidy, brother of tho groom
was best man. and Miss Mary Lanahan
! OF Hudson. was brides maid. They viii
reside at No. 20l West Fourth street.
Miss Mary Boyle, of Camden. N. Y,
Is spending a few days with Mrs Isaac
Taylor. Elsemere, Del.
Miss Eta Alloorn OF this city, Is
spending n few days with her sister
Mrs. Isaac Taylor. ElsemeIe Del.
Blshop James Cook. OF New York,
and Miss Rebecca Rigby, both coior
cd, were married by Bishop Edward
Williams OF this city, at the residence
OF JOB III. Jackson last evening. The
couple married are colored people.
ana Miss kiRhy had been servant In
MIR, Jackson's family for seventeen
years. Bishop and Mrs. Cook will live
lin this city.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was given Miss Annie Hyde on Wed.
neidny evoninR, at the home OF AIrs,
Morrison No. 1919 ShalIoross avenue.
An excellent time was spent and Miss
Hyde received number of presents.
About nifty guests were present.
he lirst of the auxiliary meetings
iot the New.Century Club was held last
evening In the club parlora. Tho
meeting was well attended. the audi
ence being entertained with recita-
lions by Miss Martha Whitson, music
on mandolin and guitar by Misses
lrma and Margaret Person and talk
about the body and healthful exercise
by Miss Mary Wlllltts.
few more days. and the roses OF June.
win nope ana the future Will fall into
And thu sweet girl graduate. poet and
song,
VIII be reading an essay dozen va rds
long.
Miss Bessie Parmeley has returned
from Now York state and mountains
greatly benefited in health
A lawn party was given last evening
at the residence OF Mrs. Mattqck, cor.
ner OF Delaware avenue and Tatnall
streets, under the auspices of the
Memorial Circle OF Kings Dau ghters
oil the Second Baptist Church.
John i. salisbury. editor OF the
Dover Delawarean. was In our city
yesterday, and strange to say the
State did not topple over.
The New Castle girls wantod sleep.
And psps.
FOR rear the man would poop.
unttt IN officer on the pepper
Siyiy iept.
The announcement Is made of the
coming marriage OF Ella w. Bile
laughter Of MIR. and Mrs Thomas
Bills, to j. Harry Moore. on Tuesday
evening, June 10Th. at s. 80 O'Clock, at
he residence Of j. X. Perkins, No. 622o
NiLe street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Marie NJ. Ross, of Knoxville.
Ionn,. Is the guest OF Miss Alice A
Miss Mary Dillon and Chas. Thomp.
son were married on Wednesday, night
At the home of the brides parents, No.
1910 West Tenth street, by the Rev
VIM, l., White.
Bishop Coleman hist night left for
Montreal, Canada, where he will make
All address aud present the prizes to
the studonts Of ST. Johns College.
Mrs. VIM. q. Elliott left this morn
ing for Boston, Mass whore she will
spend the summer with her relatives
and friends
worth or this city, were two of tho
lshers at the wedding OF Clarence w.
Taylor, OF Chester. and Miss s. Maria
hendrixson, Linwood, Oh Wednesday,
sveling. A number of friends from
this city were present.
j. Il and j. Z. Mcguire spent
Wednesday in West Chester.
Mas Sallle Nansant OF Philadelphia
. visiting Miss Grace Hargus OF this
,ity. .=..... .....-..
A reception was given last evening.
by,Alr aud Mrs. William NJ. Field, at
their handsome home at Ksntme ere.
The grounds presented vary pretty
appearance. as Japanese lanterns
Around the Rrounds were sea tered
-abies. The interior OF tho house
was also handsomely decorated.
tlyGtts orchestra rendered some de.
ightfui selections during the even
ng. hruse anu Spencer were the ca.
.erers.
The class of '93 OF the Wilmington
filRh school gave an enjoyable enter
sainment in the assembly room of tire
High School building last night.
Winona Council. No. 9. junior Order
Of United American Mechanics, cele.
grated it's first anniversaIy III the Red
Men's Hall last evening. There was a
Dig attendance and an enjoyable timo
was spent.
Tie Germania Orchestra and Choir
Df Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
hurch gave an excursion to Point
Lookout yesterday. The trip was
made in hacks and an enjoyable time
was spent by those IN attendance.
An enjoyable entertainment was
given IN the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last evening.
The West End Choral Club held re-
hearsnl last evening OF the cantata,
David, the Shepherd Boy"
A class OF live young women were
ami received diplomas from
he kindergarten Training Class at
trends school yesterday afternoon.
This is the first class ever gradunted
from this branch of the educational
work of Friends School. The school
was opened about 3 O'Clock, and the
early visitors wore shown tho work of
the scholars in the kindergarten. Inc
work was not only an Illustration of
what tho graduating class would teach
when their work begins hut 1t was
also wonder to the uninitipted when
they remembered that children of 3
years of age would be put to work ON
Lhe sim plest OF thu work.
The exercises consisted of the read.
,nE OF the history ii the school by Pro.
'eseor johnson. Miss Lucy Whelock.
ot Boston, followed him In an address
On the work CT the kindergarten.
preliminary meeting of the New
Century Club auxiliary, was held in
the parlors. of the Club last evening
tc arrange for he series of eight en-
tertalninents which will be held every
rlday evening until August TO- Tie
opening entertainment will DO q lee.
lure OIL Scotland by Professor John.
son and illustrated by stereopticnn.
single Tickets will be ton cents, while
ticket admitting one to every enter.
will be sold for twenty-five
cents.
Mrs. Frank Bradenburg ls visiting
ler parents at West Chester.
Good slightly used organs, many OF