The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.


THINK OF THEE,
When morning with her rosy light
lmpeatls the dew upon the lea
And dhrkening shadows take their flight
Ills then. my love, think of thee.
AtnoontIde hour when busy men.
awhile from toll and care set Tree.
Take brief respite, It's then. my love,
MY thoughts again revert Co thee.
When Twilight dews descend to earth,
Ana battle In tears each flower and
And star to star their greetings send,
Then. too my love. think OF thee.
at eventide. when all is rest,
And darkness retgns DOR land and sen.
And weary man with sleep is blessed
Again my love. Think of thee.
Ex-Constable Isaac Il. Brown, of No.
1o1 West 4th street. and Miss Wllhel.
nina Parker, OF 18th aud Tatnall
streets, were married Wednesday
, evening by Rev. Albert Il. Walker, OF
Calvary Episcopal Church ut the par
sonage. The happy couple left TO
spend their honeymoon by trip TO
New York.
Mr. Willard Crossan graduated at
tho University OF PENNSYLVANIA in the
class OF 'e4, He is son OF CALVIN w,
Crossnn.
Miss Lillian Armstrong, OF Coochs
Bridge. IL being entertained by DR..
and Mrs L. Il, Sudler, Baltimore.
The Alumni and Alumnm assoeln-
tions OF the Wilmington High school
gave an enjoyable musicals AMI enter.
talnment in the Assembly Hall Of tho
High School last evening. The pro-
gramme was eAcellently given. The
farce entitled "Chums' WIS probably
the most AninNntIa - a.
evenings entertainment.
MIR. J. IL. Chamberlain left to-day
for short visit to New York city.
air. John Whelan, the polite clerk at
the Tainall street Abbatoir, accom-
panied b, his sister have Just returned
from "trip to Philadelphia.
John ID. Davis & Son have been
awarded the contract for putting an
Iron fence s. feet high around the
grounds OF th9 Brown son Library As
ISOLATION.
W. r. Davis tonight In Ezion
Church, Ninth and treuch streets. will
lecture on handwriting on the Wall"
Chas. Sumner Post @, A. H., and the
Monday Club will attend IN Il body.
Tho Delaware Camera Gu b will give
lis last lantern slide exhibition In the
clubs rooms in the Equitable Build.
ing on Tuesday evening June 5,
ment last evening entertained mum
Der OF the members of the Phoenix
Company at his home. The company
several weeks ago presented To tho
ex.chief handsome pastel painting
OF himself in uniform. aud the affair
last night was to return to the me M
bers his compliments. A collation.
was served and among those present
were: Chief Engineer Walkor First
AR1tStnnt WRlRh l'nttnptltna,
gan. MeIney, Smith. Donohoe Clerk
OF Council W, $. LednuIu, Building
Inspector Dohl. VIM, Shields, Thpmus
Bayley. John ID. Kelly, VIM. IL Walker
JAS. Nj. Dickerson. j. ]. Patterson,
Geo. IL. Blest, J. c. Lyman. Louis
Whitman, d. richardson, Edward
Hunter. WIN. c. GuligLa. VIM. Kenny,
J. II. Manlove, VIM. KeisendorEer,
Harry Ie5ley. John Porter, VIM. Gal
laghan. Herbert bay. John McCrack.
en-, Frank Medallion
Charles II. Iribit and family were Ia
Chester OH Wednesday.
An excursion party, composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Smith, Miss
Mollie Booz Of Baltimore, Miss Ida
Williams Niles Gertrude Hartman, Miss
Matte J, Pennington, Mrs Margaret
Wei g0nd. Miss May unruh, W. g.
Draae, Wallace Irwin, ii. j. Guthrie,
Harry Pierce, Poiusett FothergilI and
W b SmHlley, went to Pemn's Grove
Wednesday,. The trip was made i'll
the pretty and speedy electric launch
Elsie May. A. v llysore, the owner
of the craft, had charge Of her. A
pleasant time was had.
Mrs. Frank Il. Smith has opened her
cottage at Asbury Park ready to NC.
commodate the summer boarders.
Mrs. g. A. Allen is visiting friends
In Smyrna.
Little Red Riding Hood" ana the
"WoH, juvenile cantata. will be
given by the children of Harrison
street NJ. L, Church in the Newt ent.
ury Club building tomorrow after.
noon and evening.
MIR, aud Mrs. NJ. Megary, Mr..
Thomas Curley and Mrs. lhomus f.
Uarley arc registered ut the Westmin.
lister, Atlantic City.
Clark Chnrchmun OF Wilmington,
has been appointed to succeed cadet
Hawkins.
The L. P Mite Society of st
Michaefs Church. gave prize party
last evening at ! 80 o'clock
Eureka Social Club gave a pleasant
hack ride to Smailey's woods wodnes-
day. The party Included Misses Annie
JohnHon, Annie MANI Julia Garner,
Katie Farmer, Emma Prochnow, Nlni.
fred llaloney. Emma Pier, Name Full.
mer, Matte Lampugh. Bessie Peter.
son. MessrS. John Slnclear, James
English, lockwood Asprll, William
chamberlain. William Foster, Martin
Trainer, Arthur jennings. Eugene
Kelly.
The scholars OF Miss r. s. BIgger,s
private school last night In Union
Church gave delightful entertain.
ment, which was attended by large
number OF the parents AMI friends OF
the little. folks. The exercises opened
by class singing the Shepherd Boy"
which was followed by recitation
from Miss Lola Bates her subject be-
Ing Maud Muller Miss Dora kllmer
performed NJ on the piano so eHjoya
Oily that the hearty encore brought
Tort Ii another equally enjoyable selec.
Ron. Sllss Maud FleIuming sung Il
SOLO In the German tongue in cloais
voice. \ violin solo by {. r. Wallace
followed, after winch four little bows
appeared in The Dialogue Drought
To Trial for BloHinn
IL WAS crsdltaUlv given and received
an encore. The sweet music from a
piano ana mandolin responded to the
touch oil Mes=rs Noble T. HAlley and
II. HeHston, and was one OF the
I5dtur55 OF tho program. Misses
hatalie T. Johns Ray bigger. FrAuuss
Holt, Ethel Fleming and Mabel Hayes
teelted together ana wero followed I5x
aso!O by Miss Lola Bates fairy 4.
Nahl)eS"hthr who hIs IA talent as
sneakef, reclied much TO tne pleasure
oil those present, Little Arthur HoglpJ
berger sang the song A Mother : Ap.
peal to ller Boy" lis best as no could
and WIS apparently glad whsn II wa
finished, lilo left Tho platform SINH
ing ~hile III" hutllench eHcOrel his So