The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
THIRD edition.
SOCIETY NOTES.



There's lots in this here country to thank
God f. r-you b u
For when the weather amt red hot it's
mighty cold and wet;
An faint no use to bother IL its spring
or II it's fall;
No matter how the old world rolls. she
gets there All or all;
There's lots In this here country to thank
God tor-that right
For when he sun goes down the West the
stars come up the night,
An faint no use to bothur IL it's calm or
II it's squull:
No matter how the old world rolls she
gets there after all!
Joseph Aloyslus OConnor arrived at
his homo In Hockessin. Monday even
Ing, from st. Ihnrles' College. Ellicott
City Md. Joe Is looking well anu
happy.
saml. Martin. formerly of this city.
who disappeared 50 iystertously two
months ago from his home at New
London, Pa, returned as suddenly
lat week
John AIoysius BOYD, OF Ashland,
graduated from st. Charles College
last Monday. John goes to st. Mary's
Seniaary next September.
The Misses Lloyd OF Odessa are now
visiting at New Haven, Conn.
Miss Ida Mcilnnts Of, laila lasse.
f.a.. Is visiting relatives In this city,
The Chester Heights Camp meeting
commences on Thursday. July I9th.
Frank Taylor has gone to New
Bayen TO attend the annual session of
/ e Supreme Castle, Knights oilGoldeu
Eagles,
Rev Francis Farley and j. A. Tou-
hey left Sunday evening Tor Ellscutt
City. Md. to attend tho annual CON-
mencement OF st. Charles College
which took place Monday morning at
10 O'Clock.
Mrs. Kennard S. Cloud Of Hockes3lu
pas returned home from visit to
fhilade lphla, considerably improved
In health.
Miss Maggie Ekhart of Aberdeen.
Ecutland is visiting her sister. Airs.
sohn late, OF L ghtsenth street. this
city.
The graduating exercises of the
High School take place this evening in
tile Opera House, Livery seat has been
Reserved slots of young hearts will
be in q hutter this evening, as each
graduate presents their essay 10 the
audience, he diplomas aud gifts
viii 10 feature OF the evenings en-
terialnmeht.
Alfred Becker wns- present at the
surprise par.S-in honor of the 18th
,billhslnyof Lawrence Drake, OF Ken
-ss'nett Square on Monday evening.
Mlss Ira Jelieries has returned home
from d Visit to friends at West Ches-
Ter
Misc Annie r Dupont was married
IN Tuesday afternoon to William G.
Peyton OF Santa Cruz, California, at
80 o'clock, at the home OF the bride.
Eemours. on the Braudywine, Rev.
Neale of st. Peters Pro. Cathedral OF.
riclatlng, The bride was attended by
her cousin, Miss Louise DUPONT.
Alexis |. DUPONT, brother of the bride,
noted es best man.
The bridal gown was OF white satin
made en- tr0in, with high neck and
long sleeves, and q berthe OF exquisite
nuohesA lace She wore diamond
pendant, also a small pearl brooch. the
DUPONT.
The maid OF henor, Miss Louise Du.
Pont, wore q gown OF white organdle
nver white silk trimmed with white
ace. She carried bouquet of white
1oses.
The bride is OF medium height
slender, and exceedingly graceful
euburn HAIR. blue eyes and fair
pomplexion. She Is the daughter OF
Eugene DUPONT.
The groom ia tall. good looking
young fellow, the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Peyton, OF Santa Cruz, Cal.
bf the lllustrious General PeytOn, OIL
Virginia. He ls member OF the Cali
forniR Powder Co., situated near Santa
bruE. The elite Of Wilmington and
vicinity attended and the wedding was
enc of the social events, OF the year
The happy couple after partaklng OF
Wedding dinner left on a wedding
Tour.
An engagement OF interest to many
Wlmlngtonians just announced Ii
fhat Of Miss Florence B, Lockwood oil
New York, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Beonni Lockwood. to G. Grant 1t
Fargo. one OF the architects of the
cathedral OF st. John the Divine. A
brother Of the young lady lately mar
risd Miss Wharton. OF philadelphia
At present the Lock woods are at Mar
farRansett Pier. Mr.. La Fargo. though
= trliie over so years OF age. looks less