The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-19
SOCIETY NOTES.

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How should weeping willows b,
planted? III tiers.
Why Is a proud girl like must,
box? Because she's full of airs.
Why is Il fierce thunderstorm lik,
an oniont Because it's peal on peal.
Superintendent Walton. OF the Ches
ter county public schools, has beer
attending tho Sussex County Teachers
Institute at Milford. Delaware, las
week.
Eastburn Lloyd. a native OF Corne,
ketch, who was for a number OF vear.
in Wilmington. is now resident o
Chicago, where he has good position
with the Pullman Car Company.
May, the youngest daughter OF Theo.
idore PenuOck, has been Ill the past
week at the home OF her grandfather
Samuel Pennock. at kennett Square
William Phillips, OF this city, was
visitor in Kenneth Square, on Thurs
day.
Miss Sallie p. Chandler, Of Kenneth
Square, will be married to Frank G.
Milhous, OF New Garden, at the resi
dencc OF her father, Lindley Cband ier
on Broad street, on Wednesday next,
the 2lst, att o'clock. Owing to the
serious Illness OF Miss Chandler
father the wedding will he very
quiet one. .... -......
The Wilmington Club gave It's quar-.
Iterly banquet in the clul house. King
street above Tenth, Saturday evening
The banquet room was prettily deco.
rated with silver aud gold mounted
lamps. lmpromptu speeches were
Smalley. George A. Elliott, II. J..
Evans, c. D. Poole, S. 7. Mitchell. 4.
5. Burrows, Ii. W. Cause, l. Howard
Lewis and Emlin Hewes Professor
Skimmerhorn furnished the music.
delegation of the Marion Fire Co
OF Reading, saturday evening visited
the Phoenix Co. J. Ross Miller on be
hall OF the visiting company present
ed to the local fire lNddies "A sot OF
handsome engraved resolutions as n
token OF remembrance or their trip
mere al the last parade OF iiremen.
John j. Gallagher received the gift.
Alter collation. and taking IN the
city yesterday they departed for theil
home.
The Wilmington Wheel Club will
give Il sociable at the club house, OF
Saturday EVENING" next.
| The Homo for Aged Women will be
Opened to visitors ON Thursday next
WashinEton's birthday for donations
| Rev, e. II. Hendricks. in the Coven
ant Reformed Church, last evening
preached to the members OF Washing
toa Lodge, A. o. u. W. He took a,
his teAt, Timothy, 5.S III any provide
mot fnF hta r,
those OF HE own house. he hath denie,
the faith and is worse than an luitlel.
ails5 LidHie davidson of Delawar,
Cty Is the guest OF Wilmington
friends
Mrs, Rachel Foster is visiting IL
Delaware city
The wedding - announced OF r. W
l.annine Ut Chesaneate city and Mrs
W. Epulden a Smyrna. for Wed ne5
day February u
Cards arc out for the wedding o
titorIa L. lloUHders OF this CITY. am
/ Misc "a L. Rowland, al ST. paIFs NJ
/ L 'Mrh on Wodne day, February 81.
Misses Hester jonas and .IOlln
BIggs OF Middletown are the guest
OF Mrs. George Jaavlcr.
Nus Elizabeth Comegya, OF No g!
" sth siieet, has returned from
llsit to her granddaGghter in pGila.
dnlpiiH.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Brown and Miss lIattI
lioss from PAiladelphil,Pre the guest
OF Miss Matte Thomas. No. Gls w
stA street.
Miss Lotto Wool. daughter Of col
Wool, formerly of our city nut nov
u hester, Ia, paid Wilmington a fly
NIX visit yesterday. Miss Iuttie ma
beer spending IL months vacation Ii
Trenton and concluded her trip bv
vtsst 10 her friends IN orr city yester
lay. She Speaks well OF Che Ter. he
Hdupted Hums.
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