The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07
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Miss Elsie Black of New Castle is the
guest of Miss Airline Constable, Of Elkton.
Mrs. N. X Warner, of Elkton, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNeal have is
used cards for the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Miss Bertha b. McNeal, to J. Newman
Davis, youngest son of Col. /. ID. Davis, on
Wednesday evening, November II, at Bell
HILL near Elkton.
Mrs. ]. w. Draper and daughter, Carrie
have been visiting in Eikton.
o. H. Ladd Of this city spent day gun
, ming for rabbits at West Chester.
William A. Mode has been visiting West
Chester friends.
Miss Gertrude Morris, of this city has
been visiting Miss Lacy Matthews OF bay
View, Md.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss H. Twadell of Chelsea, Pa, and
Frank Handy of Brandywine Hundred.
Oscar Frock, of this city attended pleas
ant evening social given in Chester few
evenings ago.
Miss Mary S. Dixon of Ashland was
| married on Wednesday evening to Samuel
Way, a prosperous farmer of that place.
| The ceremony took place at the home Of
| the bride and was performed by Rcv. Mr.
Irwin of the Brandywine Church. After
| the ceremony reception was held and
! later in the evening the happy couple left
| for a tour in the south and west. Among
those present WERE Samuel Dixon, VIII.
lard Dixon, Charles Dixon, Anna Dixon,
| Nellie Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Way,
Nellie. Florence, Minnie, Ida Way, Jacob
Martin, Priscilla Martin, Harry and VIII.
liam Kluir Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gregg,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank p. Fling, Herman Fling, Mr., and
Mrs. w. IL. Voorhees,, Mr.. and Mrs Hiram
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs Amos Sharplcss, WI.
! liam Wilson, Nellie Srathorn, Harry
! Jackson, Miss Grimes. Mrs Charles Paul,
William Armstrong, James Martin, Lizzie
| Martin and j. Willard Crossan, NJ. d.
Mrs. L. p. Ii. Martin is the guest OF
| friends in Kenneth Square.
Leslie Barker, son of b. +. Barkcr,yard
| master at Dclmar, was rendered freedom
party last evening. The house was hand
! somely decorated for the occasion and Les
| lies many friends remembered him with
| handsome and valuable presents as II SOU
ypnir Of their esteem and congratulations
| upon reaching manhoods milestone on
! the road of life. The evening was socially
spent and Miss Stpplc was one Of the many
| who rendered several excellent musical Sc
| lections; at u seasonuhlo hour an invita-
ton was extended to the dining room
whore snmptous supper was served;
Among those present were: Misses Maud
Hayman, Bertha Dnnn,, Helen wruitt,
Maud Nelson, Ella Hill, Cora Trgitt,
Bertha Bernard, Fannie Clyde Mills, Bcs-
sic DlckcrsuE, Agnes Marvel, Minnie
Hastings, Carrie e. Brlce, Annie Waller,
| Nettic c Mills, Lulu Barker, Harry Snt
terheld Clinton u. Krouse, W, \, Can
non, Everett I Messcls, Harry Hill, Nor
| man Haymun and others,
| Austin 7. Humes is home from visit
to kennctt square Pa, friends.
| George Anger has been visiting friends
| at kenuett square
J. B Bouck j., ot New York city is at
/ the Clayton llous-.
Mark A. Erploueh, all Akron OAio bus
mess man, is in town on business.