The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-27
SOCIETY NOTES.


ne lutte poyg IN LabrN0of
Would stare II they should see
crop OF yellow oranges
Growing on tree.
The little boys in Florida
Declare they'd like to know
How balls are made
And walls are made
OF watery stun like snow.
Ths choir OF st. Johns Church gave
O musicale In the church last even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Ridley
Park have been visiting friends In our
city.
Miss Annie Msarns, Of No. 7Is French
street, is visiting friends In Philadel-
phia.
Miss Jennie Mackey OF this city has
returned from two weeks visit to
friends at Iron Hill.
Ex-Speaker william L. Slrman OF
Delmar visited our city yesterday.
William WIndal. of Dover, attended
tho wedding of his daughter in our
on city Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Allen, of Clayton. is visit
Ing relatives In our city.
Frank Strickland. train dispatcher at
Clayton, was IN our city yesterday.
Representative Columbus Watltins,
OF Odessa, was In our city yesterday.
Senator Willie Nj. Ross of Seaford,
Del, spent several hours In town yes
teldcy.
Miss Maggie Collins Is at Clayton.
Mrs. q. Frank Davidson Is at
Smyrna.
MIR. and Mrs. William Mahlsr have
returned home from u visit to Ger
| many.
Miss Mary e. Hance, of Booths
| Corner. daughter OF j. Wesley Hanoe.
was married Wednesday evening to
Thomas b. Curtmell, prominent
druggist aud dealer In paints at sixth
and Maids on streets The ceremony
was performed Gt s IS o'clock at the
brides home In ths presence OF COM
pany OF 200 guests from Wilmington,
Chester, South Chester, Linwood and
other points
Kov. Q. W. langley, OF Sloan NJ. E.
church. was officiating Clergyman.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ella John
sun. OF Booths Corner. and Miss
q. Baldwin. of Thurlow; the groome.
mon, Mr.. McCay, Of Wilmington. and
Mr.. Conkiing. of New York. Miss
Zennle Lame played the wedding
march. TIE bride and her maids wore
cream satin gowns trim N cd with lace.
After the reception Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cnrtmell drove to their newly fur
nished homo in our city.
w. L. kirk. OF our city. was In West
Chester on Thursday, looking around
among his friends.
Mrs. Mary Jane Bryan and Miss
Sarah Mckinley. nurses at the Chester
hospital, attended the funeral OF n
relative yesterday in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raywurth Weldin, 1918
West Second street were agreeably
surprised By Il large nun Der or friends
on Tuesday evening lust. the occasion
being The forty'eighth anniversary of
their wedding. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Rlckarda,
MIR. and Mrs. Willard We din, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Whi-craft, MIR. and Mrs.
Wilsey. Mc. and Mrs. William Cloud
Mrs. Mary Jane Mannering, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Plerson, Mrs. Cheyney,
Mrs. Eldrldge. Misc Lizzie Zehley.
Mrs. Bishop Coleman. Miss Elsie vii
sey, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs Katie Clouuey,
Mrs. Josephine Auntley, Mr.. and Mrs.
James We!din, MIR. and Mrs. William
Weldin, Miss Emma Pierson. Mise
Elsie Person. Miss Ida Gress n.
ger, Messrs. John Duffy. Clarence
Fletcher. Charles Richards, James
Manning. William Wnitcraft, Howard
Er nix Weldin. Misses Alice WeldiG,
Florence Weldin and Eva Weldin. A
delightful time was spent. At a sea-
| SbHhbi6 IOuI refreshments were
served after which the party departed.
wishing many happy wedding day
anniversaries.
Dr. and Mrs. Thos Davis, OF Plains
field. N. H., paid flying visit to our
city yesterday. They returned home
in the evening.
Mr.. Samuel Alrich and family OF
Glasgow, Pencader Hundred, visited
our city yesterday.
Mr.. William Morgey OF the Soldiers
Homr Erie. Ia. Is visiting our city.
Alr. and Mrs. Comegys. No. 9l9 Lam
castor avenue, Is at her home very
sick.
Mr., William d. Griffith. of SIS West
Eighth street. Is still confined to the
house.
&r Al. Z, Brown, Second Vice Grand
Master, Brotherhood of hallway Train
men, will leave Philadelphia on sun.
day forenoon. for this city, in order to
present at special meeting Of the
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen In
the afternoon.