The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-07
SOCIETY NOTES.

T. Whitley Dill. OF this city, and
Miss Avon w. Hayes were married In
Chester Tuesday evening at the hom Q
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Il. j.
Hayes, No. Sl4 Upland street. The
affair was very quiet. owing to the
death OF the groom's.m other yesterday
morning, those present being the i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the
contracting parties. The bridesmaid
was Miss Elizabeth V. Smith and the
best man wac w. A. HuBill, OF this
city. The nuptial knot was tied by
Rev. j. i. X. Gray, OF the Madison
street NJ. L. Church. Tho bride wore
a handsome gown of pink silk trim
med with ribbon to match. and tho
maid OF honor was attired In white
silk. A reception followed the we'd.
ding and Mr.. and Mrs. Dill left on the
D IL train for this city, where they will
make their future home. The young
folks received many handsome pres.
ents.
Walter S. GLASGOW, the letter carrier.
and Miss Sarah Williams were married
ut the home OF the brides parents. No.
$40 East Tenth street. last evening.
The clerks OF the postolfiee presented
TO him water service OF tour pieces,
ana The carriers Il sideboard.
Frank Simmons and Miss Fannie
Barr last evening were married by
Rev. A, N. kelgwin ut the home OF the
groom's parents, No. 2ll Washington
street. Tie house was beautifully
decora ed and The ceremony was per-
formed In front of huge bank of
palms and other tropical plants,
while either side OF tho room was
banked with palms and daisies
The maid OF honor was Miss Edith
Barr, ster OF the bride. and the
bridesmaids were Misses Annie and
Bessie Simmons, sisters OF the groom
The beat mnn was Harry johnson.
The bride wore gown of white silk.
made on train. trimmed with Irish
point lace and pearl anu diamond or.
namonts. Her veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. Instead of carrying
ilowers the bride held In her hand a
prayer book, bound In ivory, with
pearl trimmings. The maid of honor
woro a dress OF white silk trimmed
with ribbons and Duchess lace She
wore pearl ornaments. The Misses
Simmons wore handsomely-ma
gowns of white silk. trimmed with
old point larn and ribbons A recep.
tion waH | Q d after lie s,r.monI. a,
which many ,suests from TINS city and
other places We G present. w..
,
Progressive friends Will be held at
Longwood. kennett square to 10 or.
row and continuing Saturday and
sunday.
There was en- enjoyable mu sicale in
ST. luuls NJ. T.. Church last evening,
the occasion being the formal pre3en-
Lntion of The now organ recently pre-
scented to the church trustees by
Joseph Pyle. The soloists were j. W.
Bischoil OF Washington ID. e., organ.
LIST; Miss Edith AeIrington Woodcock
OF Winona, Wis, soprano; j. N. Davis
OF Llkton, tenor; ii. Is. Harrison OF
his city. blrltone. and VIII NJ. S.
Brown, aceompaniSt.
kothsin Wallace Is spending the
week with his cousin Mrs. q. W. Ma
or OF Eddvstonu, Pa. =-....
The condition of AIr. Edward Rob.
lnsoa, residing at Fifth and Mpntgom.
cry streets. Is no better lie Is sink
ing rap dly, being unable to recognize
any oil his family. His end is draw
ing near. lie has host of friends
who viii be sorry to near oil his atllic.
ton,
Mrs, A. Z. Beechcr. residing Mt No.
rs West 9th street Is confined to the
l!ense with spell Of sickness.
Mr. a. l.. leechnr will leave for
brooklyn, n. y. to-day to attend the
marriage OF Mrs. Emma May Sneppey
10 Lieut.. Saith, The ceremony will
take place this evening at 3 O'Clock in
the Presbyterian Church
Edward Il. Pussy. OF this cityis ono
uf the orators at tho commencement
EXERCISES Of the Mdpewood Institute,
loncordville, Pa. this (IAursdHy)
evening.
\ mus Gale will ne given this CThurs.
day. evening, In Union VI l.. Church.
corner Filth and Washington streets.
Admission - cents. ..
Edward A Finley of this city, and
Miss GisIoId of Edgcwool farm. were
united IN holy HoliUck, on Wednes-
day. at the residence Of tho bride 8
paIsntS. ut Lluu, Md.
The marriage OF N So Clara Amos
20 ii. {. barzs is announced to Take
RRco this evening at No. ga Elm
lreel.
S!uuel H. l}aynard is the only vii
lutuEton man on the Jury before
which the cnse of Chiollu-lii W. tho
Hopes and Townsend Company for
daH a ,rs, Is now bong triod ut tie
Court House.
\. w. tummins. news eaitor of the
Morning. News, le IN l'mladelphla um.
der Ding treatment.
Rudolph Frame. who has been spend.
!ng several montns III Newark. among
, relatives has returned hume to Train.
ere.
Mrs. liner Wnhb OF Smyrna. is The
| guest OF friends hare.
| Miss Jennie lhoinaS, Chester, Ia tut
Gue't oi Miss May SeversOm. OF clay
/ ton.
Harry Holt who has been counue,
to tl.elouse for Il o Iast wGok u GU
again tins morning lopklnG after bu 81
, less.