The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-09
THIRD EDITION.
|; SOCIETY NOTES.
The ladies' OF West Chester have or.
Hanized New Century Club.


THE SONS OF DELAWARE.
The Sons OF Delaware, a social or
cnnization OF natives or the descend
ents OF natives OF the state OF Della
ware. formally opened their new
quarters In the Betz building, Broad
street Philadelphia. Wednesday even.
Ing The club was formerly at No.
lO26 Walnut street. The nav quarters
are finely appointed and handsomely
equipped.
The object Of the Club Is to promote
social Intercourse am ong Delawareans.
BY BIRTH or ancestry, residing or 10.
Gated 10 the State OF Pennsylvania and
adjoining territory; to tender hospi-
taiity to Delawareans temporarily in
Philadelphia. Tbs rooms are open
dniiy and are conveniently located
within two minutes or Broad Street
Station.
Among those present at the opon.
ing OF Inc new quarters were: Preei-
dent. Layton Register; Vice Presi-
dent, Henry la nall aud DIR. ". Joseph
Hearn DIR. Napoleon Hickm Harry
Hickman, OF Lswes; ii. Z. Maniove,
John II. Lolland. William s. Weather
ly, james Is Candy, William W.Smith-
ers l.. w. Harrii gton, Dr. j. Il. FrautZ,
Of Wilmington; Cispar Kendall Tho.
mas J. r ynolds, DIR. Frank Fisher, Il.
q Ringsoid. of WeSlertown, Md.
Luther Martin, Jr., Harry c. Bye. J. &.
Corblt. Warren Harper, W. l.. West
brook, Il, L. loIecker. W. 4. West.
brook. Jr. Richard Fisher. George o.
shakespeare. Captain William A. West,
II. Il. NAPLES. Charles q Conley, j. l..
Crlppin. and 4, ID, Flemning.
Several prominent citizens, inc nd
Ing CITY Treasurer Joseph X. Adams
III. /. DanIenberg and A. Il. Jones
attended the Grand Lodge OF New
Jersey OF the A. o. U. W., at Trent on,
n. J.
A book reception aud sociable will
be given by tie Railroad Employees
Social Club In the rooms in tho CAV.
thorp building on Tuesday next. The
oonmittee in charge Is W. 5. Young,
y. II. Hall. Thomas Fray, /. L. Gold
ing and NJ. W, SlOwter.
Rev. lir. Stearns, OF Philadelphia
will preach the preparatory sermon in
Central Presbyterian Church this even
ing
Gerry Dobbins, Willie Pussy and
Theodore Benson were in Middletown
yesterday.
The anniversary of Onion NJ. T.
Church SUNDAY school Missionary So
ciety will he held this evening at {
O'Clock. There will be interesting OK
erclses by the school and an address
by the Rev. John y. Doubius b. D.. of
Grace NJ. L. Church.
Professor l.. Irving Handy visited
our city yesterday and held pulitica
conference with Willard Slulsbury.J
He Is rather u handy speaker.
VIM. Jackson Of Hutkes siu was in
our city yesterday.
Ire Misses Spence. of Chester Pa
are visiting Miss Applehy. OF tO1 Vest
Twelfth street.
Miss Ella Brown, the niece OF Mr.
jacob Bro wn, florist ever Market stree
bridge, Is very elk. Iha attending
physyc!an. DR.. Green !ear. gives tn
family no hopes Of he, recovery
MIR. John Marsh, from Angola Del.
Is visiting II this city rs the que at o
AIT Frank Prettymau No SD Ora ng
street, and Mrs. Lingo, on Elst sew
enth rast
Fri z keitz celebrated his twenty
slxth birthday last Tuesday evening u
his home No. 4O5 King street. III
sRngerhuI d, OF which lie IL treasurer
seit Laded him and were treated 10 re
Treatments. lhe Germania Sucia
Club also sereLuded him and pre-
senteu him with handsome gol
badge. Mr. llenHe presented hiu
with a bouquet. Fritz eel en- up /
royal style and they wished lin
many more birthdays.
Chus. ". Cooling yesterday sold
fine house FOR the cush, rather r,
nariablc thing To do these Dom Ucratl
times.
A. the annual reunion and banuue
OF Lafayette College Alumni Assopla
tion OF Philadelphia held in the Cont
mental Hotel list evening anon