The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-20
SOCIETY NOTES.

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Wilmington Ladge, No. |, A. 0. q. W.
The stall has mastered Inc work and
is able to give It in a more efficient
manner than ever before.
Elizabeth Powell Bond In Friends
School last evening, talked to the
Friends Circio OIL The Youth of
Some Eminent Americans.
George Middleton, Esq. of No, 100
Market street, since his re turn from
Brandywine Springs. Is getting quite
ileshy. lie says Wilmington air is
certainly agreeing with him.
Messrs. Charles Chapman and Harry
Campbell, OF the Hodgen Commission
Co., were in town yesterday lookina
inter their interests In the recent fire
at their office In the Smith building.
Miss Mabel Taylor Is the guest OF
Dover friends.
Mrs. James Fisher of Dover is visit
ing in this city.
A. G.. McCuusland gave q dinner
to number OF his friends last even
ing.
Mrs. E. A. Heverln Of Odessa is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Darlington. Nd. will exchange pull
pits with the Rev. W. f. Lewis on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Mousely. of
No. 1881 Lincoln street, celebrated
thstr eighth wedding anniversary last
evening.
Gsorgs +. Messick. Of Chester. Pa.
and Miss Eudora A. 7. Feeney were
married by the Rev. George j. Kelley
In ST. Mary's R. q, Church, ON Thurs
day afternoon.
Charles Elton Buck. the son OF the
late Or. Q. Elton Buck. is seriously Ill
in Baltimore from the effects OF fall.
ODD FELLows ANNIVERSARY.
Columbia Lodge. No. 70, Independ.
emit Order of Odd Fellows. celebrated
its thirty.eighth anniversary last even.
ing. A large audience was present
and enjoyed the program. which con.
Sisted OF singing by quartette. Messrs.
McCullin, MoNulty, Mahoney and
Gillespie; violin solo, Miss Martie
solomon; soprano solo, Mise Annie
Magill; mandolin solo, Hugh Baker.
bass solo, John Mahoney; duet, Misses
Mahan and Watson. tenor solo, Joseph
McCuliin; quartette. Messrs. McCtlI.
lin, McNulty. Alah0ney and Gillespie;
mandolin solo, Hugh Baker; tenor
solo, William McNulty; duet, James
Gillespie and Joseph McCullln; violin
solo, Miss Martie Solomon; baritone
solo. James Gillespie; soprano solo,
Niiss Annie Magill. Tho accom- PIANIST
was VIII NJ $. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClosky. of CLAW.
mont, Del, are spending a week or
ten days With Dir, and Mrs. jenkins,
! Chester.
Mr Ohio Locke, formerly OF In.
dianapolis, Indiana. was married To
Miss Anna NJ. kemble, of Kennett
Square, Pm, on Thursday, at 4 y. M.
at the home of the BRIDES father.
After luncheon the bridal party left
via Wilmington for short wedding
tour
MIS- John Hyland spent Thursday
with Mrs. Sarah Rowland, OF Marcus
Hook.
Miss Carrie z. Irwin, who has been
typewiiting for W. S. lIurrls, Eau, at
West Chester, has returned TO her hcme
i! or city.
Miss Sarah Forbes. Delaware. has re.
turned 10 her home after visiting
friends in West Chester.
Mr.. and Airs. Samuel Bancroft ha We
issued Invitations for u dance for FRI
day, Jan. 90.
The Musical Club was entertained
last evening by Mrs. Chas. L. Nell
raine OF Park Place.
Mrs. Foulke OF Vest Chester Is visit.
- 80 AAVtAlOit stt6- lEfl Y. blIi, at
her residence on Market street.
hlre. Lamotte DUPONT has sent
out cards for an ''nt home" on Thurs
day. January %. after 1 O'Clock.
The Junior Assembly, chaperoned
by Mrs. T.. 4. Warner, and Mrs,
Charles q, Eumford, will have a dnEce
Tonight in the New-Century drawing
room.
Mrs. Sheffield Phelps, who has been
visiting her father, Preston Lea, will
return home to-day.
The Associated Charities were taken
10 1a56 this morning by lady for
lher seeming lack of courtesy. A
lady was changing her boys costume
from dresses to pants aud the visitor
said Why do you not send thoge
east-oil garments to the Associated
Charity roomsY She replied, mo. In.
deed | have sent both groceries aud
clothing there before. but have never
been sven thanked for them. | guess
l won't do SO again.
Inc American Morocco Co are hav.
ing mBnsard roof put Il pou their
large factory at Third aud Madison
streets