The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-10
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Miss Matte NJ B,ugh last evening en-.
tertained tho Misses Fannie Stewart, Lulu
La Boube, Bessie Wyatt, Mary q. Baugh,
Florence Salmon, Matte Baugh, Messrs.
G. L. Waller, w. b. Wilson, L. E. Rob
erts, Il, A. Smith, w. Nelson O.G Gooden.
her college chums, at her home, No. 1888
West Fourth street.
The attendance at the Cuban Fair last
night was very encouraging to the ladies
engaged In the good work. Several com.
panies of tho militia were present and in
their bright uniforms made the place look
more attractive than ever.
Miss Ida Bristow is visiting friends in
Chester.
rled to Galen X. Miller of Glcnroy, Ches-
ter Co, Pa, by Rev. Alexan der Higgins
In Philadelphia yesterday
Mrs. Philip H. Clark and daughter visit
cd Philadelphia yesterday.
Colonel Mcclure of the Philadelphia
Times celebrated his golden jubilee Of
. Journalism last evening. His co.workers
rendered him dinner in Philadelphia.
A private party composed of twenty
Wilmington gentlemen had supper at A.
l.. Ainscow's last evening.
Mrs. Martha Ladd of West Chester has
returned homo after visit to friends in
this city.
Miss Laura V Montgomery of Philadcl-
phia Is visiting relatives in this city,
John H. Hitler of Silverbrook, started
last Friday for lower Delaware where he
expects to spend week among relatives.
Mr.. James Lombard, No. 1903 Kirkwood
street, is con fined to his home by II slight
attack of paralysis.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of West
Church will have au apron sale at tho
house of Mrs. Holden, No. Ill Washing
ton street, this afternoon and evening.
Richard f. Lombard, 1910 Kirkwood
street is laid up with neuralgia.
Upon the invitation of Superintendent
Hutchins Of the Wilmington City Railway
Company yesterday afternoon II party en-
joyed II ride over the city in new car No.
2Ol. The party included Elwood c. jack
sou, Montitth Jackson, a, NJ. King A. l..
jacobs, A. richards, ii. H. Triggs, L, w.
Warren, W. p. Kemp, Fred kurt2, John
McCrackcn, Eugene English, w. MeeTcr,
Superintendent Hutchins, Frank 4. Webb
and Harvey Nandegrilt. After the ride u
supper was served.
Rev w. L. s. Murray and wife last
evening received the members of the
church and friends at The parsonage, The
evening was spont in social intercourse,
and several vocal, instrumental and liter
airy selections were rendered. Among
those present: Mr. and Mrs WA. Hukill,
Mr. and Mrs Lamb, the Rev. } Il. Dill,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John :. Hoifcckcr, Mr. and Mrs. b. G.
Denio, Mrs. NJ. II. Lincoln, Mrs. L. f.
Barrett, Mrs. Shracb, Mrs. stevens, Mrs.
Walher Miss Ethel Walther Mr., and
Mrs. J, S. Watson, Mis- ,cs Anna Webster,
Jones, Maggie Jones, Gertio Hartman,
Fannie Hartman, Maggie Foulk, Auna
Wood, Anna Pringlc Lillian Cro'slcy,
Arze HuEill, Ncttle Bnynard, Lena
Stats, Ella Taylor, Mr.. Miles G. il. Gray,
G. w. Williams, Frank S!ocomb, Howard
Cam, Collins Tntman, Mr.. and Mrs w.
A. Tuchton, Arthur Green, William Nor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Guthrie and Mrs.
Hance.
Miss Emma Lane of this city and Geo.
II. Simon Of New Castle were married
last evening at Union Parsonage by Rev.
J. d. C. Hanna.
John Young bright lad Of this city,
has accepted position on the SInEerly
Stock Farm at EiktOn. John will bo a
jockey.
Emmett Stidhnm has returned home
from cunning trip in Now Jersey 1t is
harder to get rabbit, there than in Della
ware but good shot always kills.
The Church Cleaners, a sewing society
of Calvary Episcopal Church opened a fair
in the Sunday school rooms last evening.
Booths erected in the middle of the room
contain fancy articles and dautles. The
fair continues this evening.
Charles w Cullen Of Georgetown was
IN this city yesterday,
Alfred NJ Palmatry of Jersey City is
visiting Jonathan w. Aydon.
Elmer Streets of No. sos West Third
street, is seriously Ill,
Miss EyAlyn Boyd Of Marcus Hook Il
visiting in this city.
Albert Williams, vino has been on q
weeks yIsttU relatives in Chester, has re-
turned home.
James b Butler has returned to his
home in Concord, Del, nl'rr al extended
visit to this city.
A pleasant cvenin" party was hold or
Tuesday evonin.; ut ~. il@3 N"- SECOND
street Edward Matthew's 'E tdned the
guests by giving an c&uiM,in of hi:
powers a. hypuoltst.
Following Is tbs program tobr given il
Eden Hall by Mr.. Masks class Of ZIP
T0rth NJ. L. '."r'h, Friday night at
DEL c. Der, l
Piano solo. ........,........B Bessie Wyatt
h citn,iou. ..............W Walter pereiv"
Vocal s,H.......,..........,.. Mabel IL"
Fan Fi2n5 Dl a." md i n
KSa"st2In Isttori may IInTEin!
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