The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-27
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| loomlnunioations for this colsmn MsSl4
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John Mcsweeney, cpicf clerk Of ths. W&
p0p1 Match Company, sails ID 4 M
days fof Liverpool, Eng, to take chsssSW
that company's Office there.
Cornelius Murphy Of Philadelphia %.
companled by his lady friend spSnt e1n.
day in this city with his many hlehdA
Mr. Murphy represented Quakef olI
paper here for several months and mad
many friends during his stay He SHORTLY
expects to renounce single life and TAXI
unto himself II wife.
Francis H. Hoffecker was In Chester
yesterday.
Harry Workheiser was among q largo
number of friends of Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Boyce of Chester who were rendered surA
prise on Friday night
A. B. Marks and G. s. Hammit and
wife spent Sunday in West Chester.
Harry Scott and Robert Ford have 70.
turned home from trip to Wost Chester
The organ recital in Scott NJ. f. Church
this evening promises to be grand AFFAIR."
Tho people OF Scott Church worked hard
for the VI 900 which paid for the organ and
therefore they and their friends will turn
out In large numbers to the recital.
Thomas Hawthorne of Stanton, Is visit.
Ing In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Leary have returned
home from their honeymoon trip.
Miss Mary Z. Payne has returned from
Baltimore.
David p. Smyth is recovering from his
recent Injuries.
George w. Roybo!d Of Delaware City
was here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Lunt returned to their
home at New Castle to-day after visit to
friends at Bath. Maine
W. w. Hickman Is enjoying q two
weeks vacation. He will attend the
meeting Of the Grand Tribe Of !. o. II. NJ,
as Harrington tomorrow.
William Stoll, Jr., tho distinguished
violinist of Philadelphia has boon engaged
~ director Of the violin department OF the
J. r. Millignn, dean Of tho faculty, Ia tn
be congratulated upon her enterprise ID
giving her pupils the opportunity to study
under such an artist Mr. Stoll i;drectof
OF the dormania Orchestra Of Phila.
The wedding of Charles A. Church to
Miss Naomi Fields will take place this
evening in Eidystono NJ. e. Church. A
large number Of Wilmingtonans will DO
in attendance.
Larry kimblc and Eugene Sullivan Of
this city were in Chester last evening at
tendng a social given bi Mrs. Thomas
Carr of the City Hotel there.
Samuel Ditchiinld of Upland was in this
city on sunday
S.Charlos Harper was rendered surprise
party by his many friends last evening AZ
bil rnli lnnrp Elh NTnat Hrnp. ctraak.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mr3.
Yergor, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mr.. and MrS,
Norris Mrs. Huber, Mrs. Briley, Mrs.
Harper, Misses h. Harper, Il. IIhrpsr, VI
Solloway, f. Carter, E. Carter, A. Biddl9'
l., Maier, A. Wha!er, james Carter, Geo,
and Joseph Alexander, John McGranary,
Webster Carter.
A delightful evening surprise party was
given Mr. and Mrs. VIM. w. Walker, on
Friday evening, Oct. %, at their homs,
Rockford, Del, in honor of thor fifteenth
wedding anniversary. Tho evening was
spent in different games, singing and
dancing. Refreshments were seryel In
abundance, Among those present were'
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. w. Walker, Mr..
Granville Walker, Misses Etta, Laura,
Mnble, Ada, Master Albert Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. Yates, MIR, and Mrs. Go. J ohn'on, Mr..
and Mrs, John Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Afmore
Lutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Muntgo,nr
cry, Mrs. Lennon, Mrs. Hoyen, MIRA
Ferguson, Mrs. James Ferguson, Mrs.
Albert Chandler, Mrs, Ternova Mrs,
Wilde, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. NIp5t, Mrs.
Dickinson, Mrs. AleXando', Ms. VIM,
Johnson Mrs. Steptoo, Mrs. Wormail,
Misses Laura Lennon, Bessie Pyle Ger.
trudo Btillc, Sophia Pufahl, Susie Dick
inson, Gertrude Sheldon, Lydia Tay.
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