The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-16
THIRD EDITION.
IN THE SOCIAL WHiaL..

FAMILY JARS"
Jars OF Jelly. Jars OF jam.
Jars OF potted beef and nam,
Jnrs of early Rooseberr!es nice,
Jars OF mine meat, Jars OF spice.
OARS of orange marmalade.
Jars Of piokles-all homemade,
Jars OF cord al elier wine,
Jars OF honey superfinel
Would the only Jars were these
Which occur in families,
Annie Matthew'S. OF this city, who hn 8
pe.n visiting Trainers, has returned
homo.
vlslllng old acqualntances at Chester.
MARYs LAMB-THR TARIFF.
Mary b ad a little lamb,
Its fie eco she used to spin IL,
~ Grover took the tariff on
and now she has to skin il
Mary's lamb was very kind,
80 frisxy aud 40 nimble.
That now she wears
Its worth In n tin thimble.
Grace orchestra will give a musical
In the Sunday school room OF Grace Nj.
4. Church on Wednesday evoni nR. the
2Sth inst. This orchestra Is ono OF the
finest musical organizations In our
city and to hear 1t is quite trea I.
Tickets IS cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Gawthrop cello
brated their fiftieth wedding anniver.
Baryby entertaining number of their
friends at their home on South Union
street kennet Square, Thursday even
ing.
Anybody will soon become wretched
VINO gives himself up to gloomy diu.
agnoSing OF others. or to mic rUscopic
dissection OF character, or TO beliuLling
remarks OF assoGia ties. The censorioua
mind grows upon one lnsensibly. We
cannot watchi 1t to o closely or too con.
stantly.
Judge fl. A. Clapp. OF Boston de,
livered lecture on Hamlet last even
ipR In the New Century club.
Waterman Thomas IL. Frcese. OF
the Opera House. was d lighted yes.
terday over the return OF his bfot hel
Edward after an absence of thirty two
years.
wIINTINGrCN--C HESTER.
Mr.. ]. II. Cleaver Of this city was
married yesterday afternoon to Miss
Ada Nanleer Mccall. at the residane
OF The brides father, No. 2l3 EHst FIFTH
street, CHESTER, by the Rev. DIR. Low
cry, of Chester, assisted by the lev
Vim. 4, Swartz, OF this city. A reeep
tion followed after the marriage cere
tho bride and groom started on a shorl
wedding tout. After their return they
will reside In handsomely Furnished
house at No. 8 East Thirteenth street
In our city.
The following persons were present
from this city:
Charles Fighter and wife, VIM. Ma
many aud wife, l.. J. Foulk and wife
Miss Lottie Wells, II o. Janyier, Mis-,
lla Wnnllny Raw Nm y ~
wife. Vim. j. Fischer and wife. Mr.
Mousley and wife Miss Agnes Down
ing. +. w. Tenn and wife, W. L. Jan
vler and wife, Miss Carrie Janvier
Edw. NJ. Ocheltree Mrs. Williamson
and others
From Delaware City were: Mr.. Jas
u. Clark and wife, MIR. j. Thos. Price
Miss Ella Cleaver. Mrs. Lizzie Price
W. q. Cleavor. Frederick Price, Georg
Price. Cortland Clark. Miss Clark
Dllss Emma Price. Miss Price, am
numerous others. The Wedding pres
ents were numerous, handsome AM
useful.
Gr. and Mrs. Steelman of our cit
Attended the wedding of fired NJ
Blackwell aud Hattie Kidd at Til
re,ldeEce Of tho BRIDES parents, Ne
lJlS Wharton street. Philade lphia, O
Tuesday evening last.
MIR. Vim. H. Kenworthy, of the "a
pello Hrdwar Company, has retutl
cd homo from u business trip to Ne
York
Last evening a cob.web party wa
given at the residence OF Mrs. Hu
Warner. il, Ddllryn Alawr, to Nils
Hunt, Of Landenherg, who is the 4 TIES
OF Mira Warner There were abou
twenty-five guests present. The thre
prizes we're won by Miss Mary Gil
AllA1 Nl1TIt.A md Aitza 7 /