The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-26
IN THsusocIAL WHIRL.



Thore was a little girl
And she had a little curl
Right down In tho middle Of her fore
So sho wore It to the hop
And it happened or to drop
And the language that she thought was
simply horrid
M'cALL-oLEEvER
Miss Ada V. Mccall, daughter OF
Geo. Mccall. OF East Fifth street,
Chester, and J. N. Cleever OF this city,
Will be married on Thursday, Feb. 18th
The ceremony will 10 performed In
Chester.
D. II. Mocray, the well.known
norseman OF Chester, paid visit to
kirkwood. Dol, to-day.
Miss Lizzie Hawthorne, of Fact
Seventh street. Chester. is the guest
OF friends In our city.
Commander Bhllington Booth of the
salvation Army will be In this city on
February LIST, and will make an adj
dress in the old Second Baptist
Church. Fourth and French.
The entertainment for the benefit OF
the poor to be given In the basement
OF st Patrick's Church tonight prom
Is s TO Dc grand SUCCESS.
The Delaware Camera Club gave q
lantern slide exhibition last evening
in Its rooms in the Equitable building.
Rev. nj. X. Fallon performed the
ceremony yesterday afternoon In st.
Paups Church whereby John ]. Dono-
van and Miss n. b. Dillon were Joined
in wedlock. The bridesmaid was
Miss Annie Dillon and George Mo-
Callrey OF Philadelphia tho best man.
General II. IL. Kenney of Dover,
State Treasurer Wilbur II. Burnite OF
felton and State Auditor John p.
Dulnney OF Seaford were In this city
yesterday.
Lionel Waller. for some time Fight
operator at Glnn's Block, and Miss Ida
Wallace. living near Middletown. were
married Wednesday, In this city, and
will live here.
Rev. l.. l.. Hubbard and wife OF Bal.
timore were given an open house re-.
cettion lust evening at the residence
OF Il. A. Mitchell, No. I'll Van buren,
street. DIR. Hubbard was In the city
| delivering lecture In Union NJ l..
Church on rs the Crank a Clam"
The Gnild of Trinity Z. Z. Church
celebrated Its anniversary last even.
Ing. An Interesting musical and liter
arV programme was rendered. The
exercises oponed by plano duet GU.
titled The Witchs Flight, by Misses
Cause and Wilson. This was followed
by vocal solo by Mr.. Davis who also
sang another solo entitled "Oniy In
DreaIns.' The recitation of "rhe New
Church Organ" cy Miss Primrose, was
very good. as was also the vocal duct
| OF Mrs. Howard l.. Pylo and Miss
Heck. The piano and mandolin duets,
'CayatlnP and the Polish National
Dance by Mrs. Ii. Lyndull and Hugh
Baker, were excellent, Mr.. Harrison
sang n selection entitled "The Old
Toll Keeper Tho singing OF zone
Spring Morning by Mrs. Pyle was
loudly appluuded. After the exercises
refreshments were served.
U. III. McUray OF Chester is at Kirk
wood to-day.
stephen Pierce of Carpenter visited
friends at FELTON,, Pa.
Miss Jennie Lancaster OF FELTON,,
Pa, Is visiting Mrs. Hall, this city.
Miss jennie Council OF Nooddale
Del, has been visiting FELTON,, Pa,
friends. ......' 49,.
Mr.. Y. A. Ross. residing at No. 7o3
Jefferson street, is lnulsposed and
| confined to the house.
A pretty young lady of dark com.
pleAion IN q boarding house OH King
street, on Wednesday, evening, said
she did not believe that two dark PEG
PIC ever live happily together, and
che therefore resolves not to receive
the attentions OF certain young gen.
tlemnn. Yesterday shortly before
noon Il friend told Il light-haired youth
that he would iix him all right In her
giaces.. Accordingly after tie Opera
House let out last night the t6o young
men went to that certain boarding
house ana very sociable time was
spent. A reporter heard the whole ar.
rangements while walking IN King
street yesterday and the fair. hatred
youth seemed eiated at tho prospect
OF getting the inside track.
Mas Katie George. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Edward George, OF No. qjI
Poplar street, was given pleasant
birthday party last evening. Tue fol
lowing persons were present; MIR. and
Mrs. w. 4. Massey. Miss Massey, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. W. ltumbo. Andrew Ram.
| DO, Miss Nj. X, Rambo, G.. GoodnlI
Mrs. Sharkey, Mrs, Il. W. Birmingham,
John llendrlcEson, s, Norris Fogv
Ellwo0d Llyiiel1, Edgar Ford Miss
ltehc Murray, Misses Flora and Edna
! Hines, Andtew W. ltambO and Eddie
llineh. An orchestra composed Of
Edgar Ford, Eliwoud Ilayiisld, 5. Nor.
| 10 l bt>E d'lh lAulllltll w IAlntD luF-
nislied music.
Miss George received several hand
aome gifts. Alter enju, ing them.
| 53lfos with plays aud dancing, they
| were all invited INTO the dining room
whore tho table was loaded with rc,
| lreshncnts. and the company did.
justice TO tie good things. and then
mti"drnGd for their homes we'll
plensed.
Iho twenty.second anniversary of
st. Aiuty's H. a. b. Society was a
pioaennt affair and grand Bucess
lho program consisted ofsvueal and in.
stfunenthl music by tho leadlnk tai.
ent OF this clty and NGY Castle There
were u couple OF short addresses and
the history Of the society was very in-
teteetlng.
| Miss Lizzie RObmau No. COS Jailor.
BON street gave an enjoyable party
last night. Among those present
wero the Misses KHtle Lynn, Anna
Logan, Louisa Doherty. Alice Ilanua,
/ Susie Mulhern, Lizzie Fulton. Hetti6
| MeGutlerty. Sadie Taylor and Celia
ltebmnn; also John Malcolm, John
! Gallagher; James aud Eddie Ham /,
John Fulton, John Rebman, Austin
| Buckley, Bayard llearn anu Bradley
! Hyatt A very pleasant time was had
by playing games.
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