The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-30
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John Marshall, Of Marcus Hook, has
returned home from visit to friends OF
New Castle.
Mrs. J. G. Watson, Of this city was
among the guests present at the wedding
Of Jacob Baird and Miss Gault OF West
Chester.
A pretty wedding took place in the Ger
man Lutheran Church, Aberdeen at Step
ney on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the
parties being Miss Barbara Shantz, Of
Bush Chapel, and Mr.. Scott Stansbury, OF
Hartford Furnace. The cermony was per
formed by Rev. Geo. Wannamacher pas.
tor Of the church. The bride was attired
In cream cloth, trimmed with silk and
lace. A reception was held at the home Of
the groom. A large number Of friends
and relatives Of both bride and groom
were prerent
Miss Neva A. COOLEY daughter Of Geo.
W. Cooley Of this city was married on
Wednesday at the Bingham House, Phil.
adelphia, to Isaac w. Hopes Of Chester
county, Pa.
Every one Is interested in Visitors Day
In the public schools and therefore 1t Is
tendance at the entertainments to- day.
The Senior Literary Society of the VIII
mngton High School has prepared the
following interesting program for its reg
ular weekly meeting this afternoon, wis.
itors' Day to begin at l.50 o'clock:
Vocal solo, Better Than Cold
Miss Helena Mask
High School Review, Part l.
Harry G. McComb, Editor.
Essay, pictures in the Fire
Robert w. Simmons.
Referred questions, HWhat Was the ORR.
gin of the Society of Cinncinrati2"
Defamation, Public Opinion and the
Sword" ...............W Walter A. Frederick
High School Review, Part II.
-, Miss Frances Foreman Editor
Essay, Autumn Days"
Miss sibylla Feldmaier
Recitation, "My Artistic Wife"
Miss Carrie Pierce
Quartet, THE Child's Unfinished Prayer
Professor A. II. Berlin most cordially
invites the parents of the students and all
Others interested to visit the school any
tine during the day, The usual daily rou-
tine will be carried out so that the visitors
may see what is done in the regular course
on every other Friday. The only change
will be that the school will assemble In
the assembly hall for the opening exercises
at 8 clock, which is usually done on Mon.
day mornings.
Herman Reed of Milton will be united
in holy wedlock to Eva Lillian Ryder Of
the same place
A. T. Humcs has returned home from
Kenneth Square.
A masquerade party consisting of the
female members of Naomi Lodge Daugh-
tiers of Rebecca and their gentlemen
friends met at No. 500 West Seventh
street. After theparty had all assembled
they proceeded to the residence of Mrs.
Rebecca Mari, No. COZ Orange street. The
colored gentleman on the lead fell at
Seventh and Orange streets and met with
a nishap. Music and dancing were in
dulged in until the wee small hours of the
morning. Refreshments were served in
abundance. Among those present were:
Misses Katie, Julia and Ella Pierce, Mr..
and Mrs. Walls Mrs. Everett, Mollie Mole,
Mrs. Huber, Miss Huber, Mrs. Jno. Ben
nett, Mrs. Worth, Edith and Laura Worth
Rebecca Mari, George and John MARI
John Bennett, Mrs. Quigey, Miss Daw.
son, Dollie and George Everett, Clara
Robinson, Ride LeFevre, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Robinson, George w. Fisher Mrs.
81 Robinson, Anna Robinson, Mrs. c.
Mammele, Joe Msmmele, Nettie Nam.
mele, Susie, Sadie, Agnes and Theodore
Simpson and others.