The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-28
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr., and Mrs. Louis G. Thompson,
1 Fly ~ ~ w 10Th street. spent Sunday in
Building Inspector Dohi was In
Philadelphia yesterday.
Evan q. Davies, Of Washington.
spent Sunday with his family hers.
The Union Street Park will be
opened on Wednesday. There will
be q grand illumination of over 800
electric lights and dazzling display
OF hreworks In tho evening, Including
the great spectacular production OF
the Battle OF Gettysburg. The Colum.
bia Military band Of Philadelphia, 25
pieces. will give concerts afternoons
and evenings. Levy, the great cor.
netist Will DO at the park commencing
on June Gath.
The program OF the Tom Moore
concert to be rendered 10 the Opera
House tonight promises to be the
grnndest musical fete of the season.
ted by the best local talent and there
Will be 20 voices In the chorus
The music OF Ireland during the
penal code WAS shut out and ever since
the exlles OF that land love to hear the
sweet national airs sung. And no
songs are loved more than those Of
Tom Moore.
Harry L. Thomas, the Market street
leweler, after being confined to the
mouse Tor flve weeks with bad cold,
has completely recovered from his In.
disposition and his friends will soon
500 his famallar face at bis store ready
TO sell bargains to the generous public.
ADVERTISE IN THE "REPunLIcAN.n
The business manager OF Henri
Marteau, the French vioiiniet, when he
sized up the small audience which had
gathered at the New Ceatury Club on
Saturday evening to hear this cele.
DRAFTED artist. said this was tho first
and would be the last appearance In
our city OF this musician under his
management. There were less than
100 persons present and not enough
revenue was taken in at the door to
pay the expenses.
The next time he should put his adj
vertisement In paper like the REPuB-
LtoAN that mas a circulation. and thus
let the public know that such an Mt.
traction will play In our city. It's too
bad, but 1t serves the management
just about right. Fashionable enter
tainments. supported by fashionable
people, will not always pay In Will
try Il.
THE State Fenclbles March" a now
piece by VIII Nj. S. Brown. aud which
le dedicated to Frank Beggs, leader of
Hydtts Military Band, will he out in
about two weeks.
Mrs, Walters Is visiting Mrs. VIM.
Barnett OF Middletowp,
Waiter Nosheil ls-vlsitlng his mother
at Dover.
Father Birmingham Will deliver tho
Grafton to the Grand Army of the Re- |
public at Elkton on Memorial Day.
Miss Laura Fisher of Boston deIlysr.
ed an interesting lecture on 'Klnder.
gardening. at the drawing room OF
the New Century Club. Saturday az.
ternoon, before a urge and apprecIa.
tive audience OF ladies'.
ii. Il. Morrow. of Chester, will sneak |
In the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall this (Monday) |
evening on Prohibition, or What a |
Water Diet viii DO"
Joseph q. Brown, OF the Odessa |
Bank. Is In this city to-day.
James \. Dougherty, New Castle, |
spsnt yesterday with friends in Thur.
low.
Bernard J. Gallagher and bride, nee |
Miss Lizzie liaughey, visited friends
In New Castle on Saturday.
james Frame, who has been visiting |
friends in Newark, Del, for the last
lew months, has returned home.
Miss Cora Overdeer and Miss Anna
Richardson, who havo spent several
days with friends In the Second ward.
Chester, have returned home to oui
city.
William Stewart, with his wifa son
ana two daughters left Chester Sat-
urday for Washington, d. O., for rec
reation aud sightseeing.
Miss Emily Toulson has returned
from two weeks visit to Worton and