The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
IN TIVE SOCIAL WHIRl.


maiden dimpled pretty.
with wealth of golden hair,
Her eyes lit up with pity,
Her face oeroast with care.
"ucr heart Is 30 re grief laden"
ne Kindly florist thought,
/ Then deeplyslY h ed the maiden
And told him what she sought.
"a bouquet, please sir. fashion
OF roses white as SHOW,
The red rcd roses of passion
No place la this must know.
The whitcst of white roses
Or that. please. sir. be sure,
want tho simplest posles- ... ".1
The symbol Of the pure
Some little child Is dying"
The florist murmured low,
Then 20 the maiden signing.
where wish you this to go?"
With sobs her voice was broken.
My fathers barn" she said,
IT'S Just little token.
Mypoor. dear pug is dead"
Thos. j. McTaRue, son of Mlchael
MGIague. OF Rimblesville, was mar.
lied Tuesday In st. Johns church.
ttockessin. by Rev. Francis Farley. to
Miss Ella Quill, of near Landenberg.
Bishop Coleman suggested last even
Ing at the New Century Club meeting
that George w. Childe would DO a
noteworthy name for the Fortnlghtly
Club to he formed.
The object of the club as set forth
In the notes of invitation cent out are
intellectual, literary and social cul-
ture,as well as the enhancement of the
best interests and well. being OF our
community"
I Bishop Coleman. MIR Hillos and Mrs.
A. ID. Warner said II was cass when
is were 10 work with tho We's.r
Thomas Pennock, wife and chi 'dren
OF this city, who havo been visiting
Thomas and Mrs. Deyliu, have return.
cd home from Trainers.
Miss Mather read a paper on "Ait
Castles" and Mrs. W. T. Sinalley and
Miss Lore furnished the music for the
| occasion.
Ient com menced to day and eggs
are Twenty-Five cents dozen. Cod
fish lsaDout the Same as 1t was il
| 1904.
Miss Eena StradIoy of Philadelphia
Is spending several weeks with VII
minyton friends. ...
Mrs Charles n. Trump and thu
Misses Trump, gave tea at thel
home, No. 1911 West Thirteenth street
last evening.
Rel PHI Stone, formerly of this city
mas been elected secretary OF tbs
Hoard OF Trustees OF Butterwortl
| Hospital, OF Grand Rapids.
4 Mrs. Emma Holt and daughter
FRANCES, OF our city, are visiting Mrs.
Y. 4. Pancoast. South Chester.
FEBRUARY WEDDING.
Walter l.. Butler and Miss Elizoheti
| W. Gillespie were married by R,y
Wllilam L. SwartH In the Central prss
Dyteilan Church last evening. The
church was beautifully decorated witt
potted and cut flowers
The beat man was William G. Muir
Rntroyd, and the maid OF honor wa.
MISS Mary Ewes Gillespie. The usherl
were; j. Ferris Belt, Homer Barry ant
| William w. Knox, OF this city; Geo
7. IllIlRrd, DR.. OF New York: PhiliI
| Wilson OF Camden. N j., and ]. Her
man Terry, of Philadelphia.
After the ceremony reception wa,
given tie couple at tho home of tn,
brides parents. No. 400 Washington
street
Dr. Harry Garrett the we'll know
dentist, is Still! suffering from tho T
fects OF full he received over one
month ago.
Miss Emma Megonigal, of Iol
Angeles, California has come to VII
mlngton to sait!e her fathers estate
who died In Washington on tho 2ls
OF january. Her sister, Susie, Ia ex
pecteI TO be here In two weeks The,
VIII stop with their cousin, hlisl
Susie Chadwick, No. 200 Marie
street. ...-
Miss Sue simpson is visiting Mrs.
| iioilecker at ClSyton.
Miss May Primrose is tue guest o
Clayton friends.
Miss Lulu Aurand is visiting friends
| at Clayton.
Mr.. James L. Davies. assessor o
| Blackblrd Hundred. Is in the city TO
day. He says business IL dead arount
| his home. .-.. .... ..
Morris Grub. tho genial collector
Tor Stoocklea celebrated lager beer
who has been confined to the hous
Tor the past wock, is able to he on
| again. ...