The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-05

J. L. Hall Of Boston is on IA business trip
here.
Rev. w. L. Lewis has returned from
Europe.
f. LrComptc Of Baltimore, is in Will
mington.
Miss Lydia Ewing is visiting in Della
ware City.
George A. Kcss of Boston is in town for
a few days
Mrs. Taylor of Delaware City is visiting
in this city.
Miss EStelle Spcakman is visiting in
West Chester.
w. N. Fuller, Cincinnati business
man, is in town.
Of Elkton friends.
Fred Hauer will spend September in
Washington, ID. c.
James G. Simmons has returned home
from Atlantic City.
Friends here arc cntcrtaing J. b. Nor
row of Oxford, Pa.
Miss Bessie Barr of New Castle is visit
ing friends in this city.
Sudcr Richards of Georgetown will on.
ter the GOldcy College.
Edward J. Davidson Of State Road is
visiting in Baltimore.
A. j. Austin of Wilkcsbarrc, is with
friends and relatives hero.
Miss Stella Fleming has been visiting
May Fleming ut Harrington.
Mrs Prudence Dodd is visiting friends
and relatives ut Georgetown,
Miss Maggie IIOrspv of this city Is visit.
ing relatives at Hillsboro, Md.
Miss Maggie Whitclock Of Port Deposit
is visiting friends in this city.
William p. Perkins and wife arc spend
ing ten days at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Talley has boon with
Georgetown friends u few days.
MI Bcrtir French, of this city, is visit
ing friends in Philadelphia to day.
Miss Stella Fleming has been visiting
Mrs VIM. Burton of Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Burns, Of this
city are visiting in West Chester.
Mrs. John Falls and son of Port De-
post are visiting in Clayton, Del.
Mrs Harriet i. Niven has returned to
Georgetown after visiting friends here.
Miss Emma Patton OF New Castle Is the
guest of Mrs. Joseph Rash Of this city.
Professor A. II. Berlin has returned
home from bicycle trip to New York.
Miss Carrie Snyder has just returned
from two week S visit to Coatcsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black arc visiting
Munyunk, Pa, friends for few days.
Frank Williams has returned home
from visit to Or. Chatham OF Chester
Miss Talley Of this city has been tho
guest Of Mrs. Tammany Of Georgetown
Miss Cornne Emmons Of this city who
has been visiting in Newark has returned
home.
Miss Hannah Townsend of Georgetown
is the guest of Lillian Meredith Of New
Castle.
Mrs. p. W. TomiSon has returned to
this city after visit to Georgetown
friends.
There will be n tea by the ladies of tho
Delaware Field Club at tho grounds this
afternoon.
Mrs, John Cotton hns returned home
from visit to Cramer Hill, Pa, relatives
and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wllkens of this city
have returned home froma visit to George
town friends
Miss Ella Curlcy, book keeper for Sharp
49, N''' ~ ~ N''p W 9PS'At iANi Nuhhfipil
Of two weeks.
Professor and Mrs, A. II. Berlin are en-
tcrtaining Mr., and Mrs, c. II. Foster of
Ilttstown, Pa.
Mr. William B. Sharp and family re.
turned home yesterday from II visit to thu
Thousand Islands.
Harry Windlc and son of West Chester
have returned home after "A pleasant visit,
to friend, in this city.
Miss Lillic Blngs Of this city has return
ed home from II visit to Miss Jessie Nous
ley Of Silver side, Del.
Mrs. Alice Mast aud Lilo Kurtz Of
Springfield, Pa. have returned home from
Il visit to friends in this city.
Philip, son of :. Potts of Centrcville,
went to Media, Pa, yesterday to spend
few days with his uncle Charles Martol.
J L. Thompson and II. II. Messenger
have gone to Indianapolis to represent
Delaware at the meeting Of the Supreme
Council Of Red Men.
Mr. Geo G. Byron, also VIM. II. Taylor
and wife, are unroutn for Minneapolis,
MINI, instead, Of indianapolis. They ar
rived ~ Baltimore safely and expect to
spend Sunday in Chicago
Mr. Harry karnsbGrgrr and bride reTurn.
trip and will reside II, No. Is Il. Thirteenth
street. They will be ut home to their
friends on Thursday evenings, September
| 10th and 18th.
\ dispatch from kcnnctt Square con-
tains an account Of the marriage ye'ter.
day Of Miss Agnes Trcvgtt harrington, of
| that place and DR.. Henry Bcutrs of Phlla-
! drlphia, In the Church Otthc Advent. The
bride was given away by her brother, Boyd
| G. Darlington. The maid of honor was
Miss Lucy harrington, and the brides
maids were Miss LcnOrn Darlington and
Mss Grruc Rudolph Of Cape May. DR..
&. g. hnyi1, Of Philadelphia, was best
man, and DR.. .Iudson Dalnnl and Mr. NJ.
| Z. Molony, were the grOOmsmon. Rev.
Il, G. NaIli, was the officiating clergy
man. Breakfast was served at Cedar
croft, the home of the brides mother
(nnd Bnyayu Taylor's Old honcstcad) i'm.
m"diat"ly after the wedding, aftcI which
the bride and groom left for IN extended
trip through the great lakes. Among
those pre- cat were DR.. and Mrs, J. w.
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