The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-09
OUR CARD BASKET.

May.
Judge Ball and family are at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. N. r. Benson and family have re-
turned home from Elan where they have
beon summering.
Mrs. John A. Newall, who has been wis.,
iting In West Chester Is spending few
days In Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Buckley has returned home
from visit to the Blue Ridge Mountains
Miss Lille Rodman is visiting rela.
tives In Philadelphia.
Jacob Smith Of this city has been visit
ing in Coatesville
James Hnns has returned home from a
visit TO Philadelphia.
Harry Lawley has Joined the Star Band
of Coatesville.
Mrs. Almira P. NAPLES Of this city has
returned home after a pleasant visit to
her sons In Philadelphia
The Misses Lawson of this city have
been visiting in Chester.
Mr. and Mrs Charles #. Brotton, son
Willie and neice, Miss L. May Sherwood
of No. 1928 Walnut street, have returned
home after months visit to relatives at
Brenford, Del.
Frank Roth, Jr., has boon visiting in
Chester.
Miss Hoffeckcr and Miss Fannie Jones
OF Smyrna have returned homo from q
visit to friends in Chester.
Thomas Hines of Chester has returned
home from visit to New Castle.
Mrs. A. E. Rollo and daughter Mary f.
started last night for a trip up the Hud-
son and New York State.
Miss Ninnetta Vcalo who has boon visit
Ing Miss Borem of Rivervlew has return
cd to her home In Philadelphia
H. d. Entrlken of Smyth Post, No 1,
G. A. r., has returned from tho encamp-
ment at st. Paul, Mimi, where he had an
enjoyable time.
Miss Salie G. Blackburn has returned
from a ton days visit to her sister In At
lantic City.
Mrs w. Thornton Purks of Rockland,
Is visiting tho family of Lewis Potts near
Centreville
Dr. H. w. Hammond Is home from
two weeks vacation which ho spent at his
Georgetown home.
Alfred Anderson Is home from st. Paul,
MINI, where he has been attending the
G. A. r. Encampment.
4. S. Brown Of Traynor is visiting
friends here.
Miss Helen Lawson and sister have been
visiting friends ut Morton.
J. C. Van Henkle of Philadelphia was
in this city yesterday.
George NJ. Evans Of Kenneth Square,
has been visiting in this city.
Daniel Feehly of Elkton has returnod
home from II stay in this city.
W. H. Tunls Of Clayton was in this city
yesterday.
l.. G. johnson and L. p. Allyn Of Lewes
are at the Merritt House.
H. A. Houston of Millsboro was in this
city yesterday.
Frank W. Carroll of West Chester has
returned homo from visit in this city.
David A. Hoy, of Baltimore is at tho
Merritt House.
Captain Chambers has returned home
from Sea Isle City.
Misses Nellie and Nan Sweeney, of 513
Jackson street, have returned home from
IA three weeks visit in Scranton.
Miss Bella knight of Chester has re.
turned home from visit to friends in this
city.
Mrs W. S. Deakyne Is very i'll and Is at
tended by her sister from this city.
Charles Hyesmith has been Oh visit to
Chester.
Christopher Stuck, the Front street
lunch. man. is cunning in Brandywino
Hundred to-day.
Miss Irene Hcpbron of this city is the
guest of Mr.. o. S. Leathcrs of Clayton.
George b. Money of Delaware City Is In
this city to-day.
Miss Susan AIillaway Is the guest of
Mrs. George Hall of Smyrna
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from Smyrna.
Misses Mllie and Carrie Eakin arc visit
ing in smyrna.
Miss Laura Hukill Ia the guest of Mrs
Joseph Stephenson of Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Florry of this city left for
Cape May this morning.
Miss Gertrude L. Pyle has returned
home from visit to Cccilton, Nd. Mon
day evening she was rendered birthday
party A delightful timo was enjoyed by
those present who were; Mr.. Gulielma
Robinson of Maryland, Gertrude Pyle,
Lille Hutchinson. Annie Robclen, Lydia
johnson. Hattie Simmons, Katie Rubcl,
Martha White Mrs Mary Foote of
Mnrshallton, Alice Pyle Dora Garvin.
Mcssrs Robinson and Lusby of Maryland,
Eugene Dougherty, Harry Boys, Willard
Yarnall, Englc Farmer Of Chester, Willie
NanueprIlV, Howard rye Harry lyle or
Philadelphia Elwood h. Farra, Edward
Hitch, Is,ac Gray, Charlie Grifiinburg
Rob Bradbury, Austin Buckley Charlie
Pyle.
An enjoyable evening was spent at tho
homeof Miss Lydia Taylor, Rockford, Sat
urday evening last. The occasion was
Miss Lydia's birthday and her friends
rendered her a complete surprise The
evening was very pleasantly spcntin play
ing games, singing and music after which
the guests were invited into the dining
room where refreshments were served in
abundance. At II reasonable hour all de-
parted for their homes Wishing Miss Tay-
Tor many more happy birthdays. Among
those present woro: Mrs. Taylor, tho
Misses Lydia Taylor, Bessie Pyle, Sophia
lIcislrr, Cora Taylor Bessie Peterson,
Josephine Taylor, Irene Porter and Miss
jennie Mohlein of Port Deposit, Nd.
Mes'rs. John l.. Clark, Jr., J. d. Taylor,
William Johnson, Charles Taylor, Jr.,
and Charles Handy.
Yesterday afternoon in Eutaw Baptist
Church, Baltimore by Rev. Il. II. A. Hiss,
Miss Louise Prcsbury Cook, niece Of Rev
DR.. Cook Of this city, was mai ried to Mr.
Hanson Hiss
The bride wore brown cloth tailor
made travelling dress, with brown hat,
and carried in her hand bunch Of Amer
lean Beauty roses
Miss Bertha Wcightman, of Philadel-
phia, was best girl. She wore white or
gandio over blue and Lcghorn hat. MIR.
W. j. Hiss, Jr,, brother Of tho groom,
was best man.
The ushcrs were Mcssrs. Richard Cook,
Edward King, &. s. Baldwin, Graf1in
Cook, Frank Whitman and II. w Barnes
After II wedding tour North Mr.. and Mrs
Hiss will live in New York.
Rev. Frank II. Lewis, formerly pastor
of Frederick NJ. p. Church, was married
last evening in Baltimore to Miss Muude
Estelle Bowie.
The members Of the Sunday school and
Ladies' Aid Society spent most of yester-
day decorating the interior of the church
with palms and po'ted flowers. A largo
bank Of palms was arranged In front Of |
the pulpit, before which the ceremony
was performed by Rev. f. II. Little pas
tor OF Starr Methodist Protestant Church,
assisted by Rev J. NJ Sheridan, pastor
of Mt. Lebanon Methodist Protestant
Church.
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