The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-29
SOCIETY NOTES.


On bargain day I'm town.
md when again she look cd at It
Her smile changed to q rrown.
lOne yard she bought. and OF that lepstl
How could It beS She sought the clerk
The deal was 80 unfair.
l"What kind of bargain thisir she cried;
Her words were like gale.
Why, madam. understand" he said.
This Is our half-off SALE"
Tickets for the final concert of IT,,
Tuesday Club for the seasons Of 1898
"a have been Issued and have probably
been received by most of.the contribut
ing members. The last concert oil
the season will be given on Monday
evening, June 4th in the New Century
Club drawing room.
Mrs. Knots, wife Of the late DR.
Knots. of Templevllle, Nd, accom-
panied by her two children. who ha,
been making visit OF week to hei
sister, Mrs. Frank Ross, No. 703 JEFF
ferson street. returned home to-day.
O. II. Wilkins of Chicago, Assistant
Grand Chief Conductor OF the Order oil
Railway Conductors, will attend q
special meeting of tho Wilmington Di
viaion. %. r. c., Wednesday evening III
the Crosby and Hill Building.
Albert A. Crogan and Miss Nellie g.
Cahill Will be married In st. Paul't
Catholic Church. Wednesday morning,
June 9th
Miss Clara and Willard Handy are
the guests OF their uncle. W. d. Worri
low, Trainer, Pa.
Leah ]. Bird, OF our city. has sold O
building lot at Ridley Park to Sallie
A. Zook for $500.
After the orchestra In the Opera
House last evening had played an
overture OF Gems from Moore's
Melodies" the curtain raised on q
beautiful sight in the shape OF sixty
ladies and gentlemen who took part
In the opening chorus Sons of Ire.
land" Richard Kelly answered the
questions, which for the past few
weeks have boen asked 80 frequently,
namely, who compose the Tom Moore
Club. and what is the object OF the
club?
The club was formed for the pur
pose OF COMMUNICATING the anniver.
sary OF the birth OF the great Irish
poet, Tom Moore. The club had more
rosy. checked young men than any
other club in the United States, and
they had grand idea of music.
| Edwin Cav flanagan, of Phlladela,
lphia, delivered an Grafton on Thomas
Moore, and viewed the son of the
Dublin grocer, all along his life line,
and dwelt at length on the greatness
Iof his heart and tho music and grand
est OF his songs. Space does not per.
init US to notice at length the rendl.
tlon OF the different numbers, but 1t Is
safe to cay that the Tom Moore ami.
versary concert was the grandest mu-
sical fete OF the season.
Nearly every singer received an en-.
cora nItn .InGaTh Mallullfn x,,o. =, hl,,ra,I
to make the third appearance. so we'll
pleased was the large audience with
his singing. VIM. +. McNulty was
another OF the soloists whose rendi-
tion captiyated his hearers. The
ladies' looked sweet and sang charm.
ingly, and 1t would be unfair to close
this notice without noticing the beauti-
full manner in watch Madam Olga ID.
Banmann presided at the plano.
Miss Eva Wood. of West Chester,
mas returned from visit to friends In
This city.
Miss Bertha Otley. of West Chester.
who has been visiting friends in this
city has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Is. Riley, Misses
Riley and Heaths. Chas. Simmons and
wife, benjamin +. Bartram, and Miss
Lydia y. Bfatram were the members
OF a driving party which went to West
Chester on Sunday.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mrs. l.. May Beecher Sheppey. form
erly OF this city. to Clarence Wilbur
Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The core
moDy Will take place on Thursday,
June Z, at the Memorial Presbyterian
Seventh Avenue and st. johns
Place. Brooklyn. After tho honeymoon
the newly welded couple will reside
at No. $40 First street, Brooklyn. Mrs.
Sheppey is daughter of A. p. Beech.
Ell, the photographer, of this city.
MIR. William ID. Griffith the flower
dealer at Sixth andIOrange streets, who
has been visiting In Plainiield for his
health, has returned home very much
improved, thanks to his brother-iu-
law, DR.. Thomas Davis, OF that place.
MIR. John s. Moreland, the shoe deal
Or. has left for Philadelphia to-day for
4 short visit.
Miss Name Westman. Of IIewIsviiIe,
Chester coudty, Pa, spent yesterday
with friends in our city.
MIR. Norris Cord. accump panied by
lis sister Sue and his little son, re-
turnedtto their home at Kimbleyille,
~ Sunday.
W. Ii. Berry. Edward Barton and
Joseph O. Pierce visited our city last
evening".