The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-17

| ana II. Clay BurDago. The couple wen
North on u bridal trip. They will live Il
Snow Hill. -
| At 7o'clock last night Mr.. Charles B
Timmons and Miss Rosa M. Truitt wer
! married in the Old School Baptist Meet
| Ing House by Elder Thomas NJ. Poulson
OF virginia. The bride was given awaI
BY DR.. Il. Fillmore Truitt, OF Berkeley
Va, her brother. The best man was Nj
| Robert Bruce Lane, of Berlin, and tn,
| usheTs were VIM. g. Powell and John w
Station, Of Snow Hill. The brides gowr
was brown novelty cloth, with white silk
braided with gold, she carried bunot
OF Brides roses tied with ribbon. Mr. and
Mrs, Tlmmlns will make their home II
Snow Hill.
Robert Ferguson ia confined to hi.
nome on West street, below Third, by Q
large carbuncle on the back OF his neck.
Miss Frida McGovern OF Chester was In
this city ON Monday
Herbert Mullin spent Hleslay in West
Chester.
Miss Martha BArncs of Gainesville, Is
the guest of friends In this city.
Miss Annie Vandever Is visiting her
brother at Clayton. ::
Miss Celia McGoyern, of Upland. was q
guest Of friends in this city OH Monday.
Miss Sadie Wright of Clayton has been
the guest of Wilmington friends.
JtRicbard G. Carlow and Miss Emma M,
Purdio both of Camden, Dol, were mar
ricd quietly by Friends ceremony In Phil
adelphia, yesterday, December 16, 1896.
The Mayor performed the ceremony.
Miss Nellie J. Wallace, daughter Of
Mrs. Clara NJ. Wallace, of No, 330S North
Broad street, was married last evening at
the homo Of her mother to Daniel s. WILL
berger, Jr. Rev. DIR. George Elliott Of the
Spring Garden Methodist Church, offloi-
ated. Miss Louise Meyer was maid Of
honor and Mr. Henry Rressler best man.
The bride was given away by Mr.. George
U. Ortlip, her grandfather, Of this city. IA
reception followed.
A young man living in the vicinity Of
Choate 7. o., has met with SO many mis-.
haps of late in the shape of being wired
up determined to find the intruder,
placed his case in the hands Of fortune
teller In Wilmington, who gavo him all
the information that he wished on that
subject, also on the subject of matrimony.
We heartily congratulate tho young man
OH the brightness of his future prospects.
Mrs. S. II. Rorer delivered her first of O
serious OF lectures on cooking yesterday
afternoon at the rooms Of tho Young Wol
mons Christian Association. She took as
her subjects Broad and pastry" and
with the aid of a gas stove she was not
only able to show how these articles
should be made, but she also served them
to her audience.
Potter +. Cassidy, the we'll known ball
player, was married on Tuesday to Miss
Matte Hoffecker Of this city. They left
for Grand Rapids where Mr.. Cassidy is
employed.
Mrs. s. 7. Rorer is the guest of Mrs. J.
Frank Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. jones Y. Hanson will cell
ebrate the27th anniversary on next Mon.
day evening, December 81. MIR. Hanson
will be ~ years of age on the 14th Of next
month.
j. Frank Wilds of Dover spent yester-
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dennis .have return
ed from their wedding trip to Washing
ton.
James w. Ponder Is spending few
days at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McKaig have re.
turned from their wedding trip and are
residing at liO5 Van Buren, street.
DR., Joseph H. Chandler Of Centreville,
was in our city to-day.
Sewell Bggs was in our city to-day.
Col w. II. Pennington of Seaford spent
yesterday in this city
H. H. Huntloy of Melville, N. j., IL
registered ut the Hotol Jennings.
Miss Mary Clayton Ellison and Julius
White Clayton were m6rred at 6 o'clock
in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd at Chesapeake City. The
bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles 5. Ellison Of Bohemia Manor. A
number Of Wimingtonlans attended the
wedding.
Harmony Council No l. U. +. Of A.
paid fraternal visit to Garfield Council
in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening last,
They were royalty entertained and spent
an enjoyable time. Among those who
went from this city were: Mrs. Rankens,
Mrs y Alexander, Mrs. L. Heritage,
Mrs NJ Conner, Mrs. u, Brieo, Miss l..
Harrison, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Smyth, Mrs.
Berry, Mr. X. Heritage, Mr.. II. Heritage,
Mr.. q, II, Forrest.
Several Wilmingtonlans attended the
wedding last night at st. Georges of Miss
Mary E, McWhorter to VIM. q. Jnnvier
of McDonough. Tho bridesmaids wera
Miss Hannah McWhortor, of Wilmington,
Miss Marian Janvier OF McDonough; Miss
Fannie EiiaSon and Miss Andre of Balti.
st. Georges; Frank Poole of McDououyh;
+. L. Janvior, of Wilmington, and H.
Hall Of Philadelphia.
Miss Eva W. Sargent and II. 4. Denney
were married yesterday, December IL by
Rev. w. l., 5. Murray.
Fourty years experience IN tho sweet
business, Ferguson.
A reception was given by DR.. and Mrs.
]. A. Ellgood yesterday afternoon at their
residence, No. 11O1 Pennsylvania avenue,
in honor of Miss Kate Cheney of Phila-
delphia. The parlors of the house we're
beautifully decorated, roses being con-
spcuous Among the guests were: Edward
G. Churchman, Mrs. S. II. Turner, George
P. Bissell, the Misses Bissell, Miss Eliza
beth D. Candy, Miss Ethel p. Candy, Will
liam M. Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Sellers, Edward Andrews, Andrew Gray
Wilson, Miss Wilson, Dr. J. J. Black, Mrs.
Black and the Misses Black, Mrs. Charles
NJ. Curtis, Mrs. George W. Chambers, Mrs.
Eleanor W. Mendlnhall, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
rrimble Quigley, J. Edward Palmer, Henry
NJ. Candy, DR.. and Mrs. J. p. Walos, c. L..
Ward, Miss Isabella b. Wales, Mr. aud Mrs.
Otho Rowland, Miss Edith NJ. LaMotte,
]OSepn r. wares, w. "A. baMOlte, MT. anu
Mrs. Willard salisbury, Roger Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Carpenter,
Miss CARPENTER, Andrew c. Gray, John r.
Frank Turner, Mrs Charles
0. Murray, Mrs. H. J. Stubs, Miss Hebb,
Miss Elizabeth p. Hebb, Miss Turner, Miss
Bowman, Harlan G. Scott, the Rev. and
Mrs. II. Ashton Henry, Miss Lsferty, Miss
Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Hall. Jacob
J. Beetem, the Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Mil
or, Miss NAPLES, DIR. and Mrs. William G.
speakman, Mrs Sophia Freeman, Mrs NJ.
J. Bushnell, Mrs. Henry Grant, Miss Eliza
beth " Quigley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R.
Miller, Leonard e. Wales, Jr. Mrs, l.. B.
Johnson, Miss Eleanor d. johnson, Mrs.
Edgar L. Haynes. Edward G. Wilson, Miss
Warner. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Candy,
Miss s. +. Warner, Miss d. B. Warner. Miss
Elizabeth p. Wilmans. Miss Willnans,
Miss Blanche D. Wilmans,the Rev. Charles