The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-06
SOCIETY NOTES.


Summers cominRl Let her come.
bees are humm ng! LCt them hum.
! can't stop spring; | won't stop bees
I'D lihet to haven hand to squeeze.
Birds are singingl Lot them sing.
viclcts nre sprlnging Let them prlng.
I'm not bee; I'm not n flower;
can't Improve shining hour"
Buds are bursting! Let rhem burst.
The sun Is thlrstingl Let 1t thirst. I'D.
Shoe. lily; you're walking ON my noss.
Please go away. | seek repose.
Lambs are skipping, Let them skip.
My hammook's rlppinEl let it rip
wish some oao would say "confound"
The Rev. Geo. R. Thompson has re
turned from Indiana.
John q. Bolen. OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio
ID visiting here.
DR.. }. r. NJ. Cardeza, OF Claymont,
celebrated his ilftieth anniversary as a
physician OH Wednesday evening. lie
was rendered dinner by his numer.
Gus friends.
George NJ. Alden, of this city, and
Miss Clara ID. Perkins, OF Chester, were
married at the home OF the brides
parents Wednesday evening. The
ceramony was performed by the Rev.
}. II. Il. Gray, pastor of the Madison
Street Nj, Il. Church. A wedding sup
per was served, partaken chiefly by
the members of both families. Im.
mediately afterwards the happy pair
left on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road for this city, where they will re.
side.
James Glacltin and Miss Rose Kyle
Were married at st. Patrick's II. G.
Church yesterday morning at $50
o'clock by the Rev, George S. Brad
heI, Ia 10, 30, a IA
sister acted as interpreter OF tho mar
iiage ceremony.
Tho Columbia Glee Clubs entertain.
mont last evening entitled Alexander
King OF Servla," or the "kings recep-
ton" was we'll given and thoroughly
enjoyed.
The Indian Band OF thirty pieces and
choir OF forty voices. from the Govern &.
ment Industrial school of Carlisle, Pa.
VIII give q musical entertainment on
Wednesday evening. April II, in the
Grand Opera House. Wilmington. The
patronesses will he: Mrs. Cha rles w.
Rowland Mrs. Charles L Murray, Mrs
George q. Hall, Mrs. Layette Marks
Mrs. William Z. Swartz Mrs. Albert
N. keigwin, Mrs. Charles b. Lore Mrs.
Thomas p Slavery. AIiss Emily PIN,
Mrs. James II. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Il.
Miller, Mrs. Alfred d. warner. Mrs
| George W. Bush. Mrs. Clement D.
Smyih Mrs. Sarah 4. Hilles, Mrs.
Benjamin Nields.
Henry A Clapp in tho Nav Century
Club building last night made an ad.
drese OH "lago" anG Othello" lie will
talk tonight ON the Merchant of
Venice"
The following officers OF Mount
Cal vary Encampment, Knights OF st,
| John and Malta, were installed by the
grand prior and his staff last night;
Eminent Commander, Daniel Gnbke
lieutenant commander. James q. Now.
land; captain of the guard, Charles
Gablte; chancellor. Il. A. McKelvey
assistant chancellor William Skill.
man; almoner, Bennett Nowland; her.
ald-at'arms John Cable; sword bear.
er. Robert Daily; marshal, andrew
Reeve; first guard. Edward Rainey
medical examiner. William L. Sher.
wood; waIdsr, Elmer Reeve; sentinel,
Henry Carter; trustee for one year,
| James c. Rowland; two years John
Cable; three years, Elmer Reeve.
Rev. j. II. Howard. the new pastor
of Asbury Church, was formally re
ceiyed by the church congregation lasi
night. The room In which the recep.
ton was held was brilliantly lighted
huu uetOlAtbu Win pants ana llOw0rS
After II prayer and praise meeting q.
| NJ. LHitch welcomed tho past or and he
responded. GIr. Bnd Mrs. Howard then
received, were Introduced and shook
hands with the members OF tho con
greEntilun
Edward Grleves OF the b. & O. Rail-
roah was In our city yesterday on
| business.
MIR jesse Tailey, who was formerly
IN the produce business, in the Eighth
street market. has boon quite ok,
hut In interview this morning stated
ho ia very much better.
! MIR. William h.. Griffith, the flour
merchant mt Sixth and Orange streets
was taken suddenly Ill emily this
morning and had to send messenger
for his brother Charles to attend to the
opening OF tho store.
Mr. Samuel Alrlch. of Glasgow, wa
In our city yesterday.
| Z. A, Burns, Gllwood Truman, II
Irwin. Harry McCutGhen. j. Mctiran
CRY and William Smith last evening
al tended tho election OF officers ant
the banquet of tho Employees Relief
Association Of tho Union News Com.
pnnv In Philadelphia.
Dr. Hiram r, Burton, of LeYea, was
in our city yesi erday.
John Pilllng. oil That much talked
about town, newark, was In our cltl
/ yesterday.
Detective Jones ls entertaining his
ather, William. Il Resident OF Elktun