The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-14
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

The Clerical Brotherhood met Yes.
tercqy at Blshopstead. Some Hints
tor the Welfare OF the Diocese was
Vie subject OF o paper read by Rev,
Joseph Beers. OF Middletown. The
subject was met with discussion.
fhe Gawtllrop building. Fourth and
Bhipley streets. was the scene OF
pleasant time last evening. The occa-
llon was the opening OF the Railroad
Employes' Social Club with an enter
talnment and dance. The apartments
wero tastefully decorated.
The exercises were opened by T. W.
6mith with an address OF welcome to
tho 1o0 persons present. City Solicit
tor Elliott made an eloquent address,
In the course OF which he eulogized
the railroad men, told of their many
friends and gave a description OF the
English trains. He ooInpllmonted the
club on It's handsome quarters and ex.
eellsnt library
ptAfter MIR. Elliott had finished Messl s.
lloyd AMI Handy played n guitar aud
banjo duet which was folio wed by a
humorous solo by NJ. Ii. slater, Jas,
j.. Phillips made short address aud
then Professor Agoston gave an OK.
hibition OF sleight-of-hand tricks. AZ
ter the entertainment refreshments
we're served. after which there was
dance
Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, d. J. Slicer, Mise
Blieer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.O'Neal, Thos.
NcKewen, Miss Bessie Parker, Miss
Emma Parker. Mise Mary Green, Mr..
end Mrs. ID. Clinton, ID. +. Foster. A.
Nansant Geo. Grlliiths. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Worth, Mr.. and Mira James
Dunhum, Miss Agnes Picking, William
Young. W. W. Anthony. Jas N. Con.
we'll. Harry Slaughter. Thomas Smith.
yr.. J.. Valentine, MIR. and Mr.. Oliver
Downing, X. Cam. VIM. Jackson Steve
Jackeon, Amos Stidham. Chas. White,
Mr, aud Mrs. WINFIELD Starr, Mr.. and
Mira. j. ID. Phillips. A. Wilson, Jacob
klletg. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hall.
Wait Phillips. OF Rockland. having
purchased the saloon No. II East See
oAd street from Henry W. Sasse. is
now prepared to accommodate this
thltsty public who may stop. Bottled
goods for family use speciality.
Max Lichtenstein and Garrett j.
, Hart were registered at tho Metro
poiitan Hotel. New York, on Tues
day.
I Niles l.. Blacklston registered at the
Continental on Tuesday.
Miss Bacon Is visiting New York.
H. 3. Morse Is visiting New York or
bueinoss.
| ", J. Gawthrop registered at tn,
Albcrnarle. New York, on tuesday.
J. b. Pierce oil Chelsea visited hi,
father in this city OH Sunday. HI:
death is hourly expected.
TITO Chambers Boys Minstrels, oil
this city. will appear at Odd Fellows
Hall, south Chester. on Saturday
evening. They will be assisted Ii
their oomicalltles by Reed X Ruley
We famous specialists OF Soutt
Chester.
II The SIKH anniversary OF the Chris
line Enrumpment No II L. o. o. #.
will take place in Eden Hall on Mon
day evening, the 18Th inst.
James L. Willis will take charge o
the Clayton House after March %
lsnao @. Pyle. the present proprietor
has not determined whit business d,
will engage in.
MIR. Samuel Alrioh, OF Glasgow. tn,
gentleman who has the general stor,
in that thriving little place, paid
visit TO our city yesterday. Will
away his business Is left In charge o
h 9 clerk, MIR. Zach Harris, WAC 4
we'll and favo!ably known in vii
mtugton.
Robert Jordan. who formerly livet
In New Castle, Ia now living in Clay
mont.
Miss Alice wadman is visiting q
Sridgevllls.
Miss Eva uorner has returned fron
Clayton.
A kiss Is the anatomical iuxtaposl
ton OF two orbicularls muscles In
state OF contraction.
Mlss Mallie Hanson. OF Trenton, \
q, is visiting Mise Saiie Jersey, G
No, l1!3 Rodnsy street.