The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS.


A Pretty Weddinx 20 Take Place This
Eycning--Pieasaat Party nj New
psrt--nIiss nrcCue to Sing
In Wilmington.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
NEW CASTLE. Jan. IS A very pleas
ant party was rendered to Mies Agnes
Garrettson at Newport on Tuesday
evening. Among those present were:
Misses Lille Scarborough, Katie Para
dee. Lille Morris, Lena Scarborough,
Bella Pnradee, Clara Abbott. Core
King, Rh oda Poyd. Ethel Miller
Nellie Crawford. Hattie King, Mrs
hierwine, George King. Marshall
Crawford. Harry Seville. Arthur Muir
ray. New Castle. Il. J. Wsggenmaun.
New Castle; ]. Albert Oliver. George
Pyle. George Morgan. Charlee Morgan
and Clayton McCallister. A very en-
joyable time was spout by the gay
party in singing and playing games.
Refreshments were served at a season
abis hour.
A very pretty home wedding will
take place this evening at the real.
dence OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mre. Wilson, North Third street /.
The cermony will take pnos at
O'Clock. The pretty Eride. Miss Addie
Y. Foster will wear a becoming gown
OF cream benPaline silk, entrnin
trimmed with chiffon lace and will
carry pearl roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Eta Ra sh
will be uttired in gown OF pearl bl ue
silk and will carry pearl roses. The
groom 10 Mr.. Rash, of Wilmington,
and the best man will be Mr.. Albert f..
Foster. A reception will follow the
ceremony. after which the newly wed.
ded COUPLE will drive to Wilmington
and 60 on honeymoon trip. About
200 Invitations have been issued. New
Castles loss will DO the gain OF VIII.
mington.
Tbs st. Peters Dramatic Association
are working hard getting the delight
full drama Little Ruby In readiness
for rendition on Saturday evening.
February s. As on former occasion
| q car load OF new eceCery will be pro.
cured by the company for the play.
New and handsome costum will also
be secured. The play while showing
deep plot. abounds with lots Of
mirth.
Several OF our sporting gentlemen
left here this morning for Christiana,
to take part In tho fox hunt.
a well known young man OF Dob
binsville. made dog box yesterday.
but could not get it out OF the house
because 1t was too big to go out the
door.
Readers OF the REPUBLICAN hero do
not LIKE the idea OF Deputy Collector
Finn being bounced right out to
make room for the New Castle boy,
John F. Cailaghan. The man should
be permitted to put In his full time.
II does never work right to have q po-
litical friend and an enemy In the one
office. The leaders of the pa. ty In
stead OF saying Callaghan. should call.
a-halt.
A well known citizen last Tuesday
night went home about 10 o'clock and
for fear thieves would rob the clothes
off the line. he took them of himself
and put them in three tubs. Nsxt
morning the white clothes had taken
step over the line and were colored.
1t wps a wise trick"
Rev. B. +. Jester, pastor OF ths FIRST
III. p. Church. Wilmington. admins
tered the Sacrament OF tho Lords
Supper In the al. p. Church here last
evening.
Rev. s. B. wylie. who has been 10.
disposed for come time. was able to
be out Of doors yesterday.
Mrs. Mary WegRsnmann has re-
turned home from Philadelphia, where
she was attending tho funeral OF her
broiherln-law.
Charles II. CIewsll bas been awarded
the contract for furnishing the neces.
sary furniture at the station at Reedy
Island.
Charles Nolan. of Vermont, re.
turned home to-day, after O pleasant
visit to MI. e. l. Wilson. OF tins city.
The Worlds Fair Views obtained from
tho REPUBLICAN Office are agreed to
be the hest to be obtained in Della ware.
0Ie OF New Casiie's leading citizens
who inspected the others IN Whining,
ton. sent Tor portfolio No. to the
Philadelphia Press, md was surprised
last night to see the same given by the
REPUBLicxN. He Is now subs ,riber
for the leading paper. and Will thereby
get all .be best news and bast views.
Miss Lizzie McCue. tho well known
soloist. will be one OF the singers at
the st. Mary's T. A. b. Society ami
vefsary ENTERTAINMENT ON January
25th.
The bark New Light. from Philadei-
phia for Savannah. with coal, struck
The other day on the. ban Baker
shonls. She was pulled on and towed
here yesterday leaking very badly.
she was tied up at the wharf OF the
W. a N. Raiiroad and foroo OF men
kept pumping all day aud night. II
Is Enid that II double crew will be pat
on board SO as to keep the pumps In
steady use and that she Will proceed