The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-07
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Congressman Willis Is In town to-day.
Willis d. Handy of Chicago, Ill spent
couple Of days this week as the guest Oh
| Miss Sarah s. Reeve No. 1909 Rodney
| street. Mr.. Handy is studying law and OK.
poets to DO through his course of studies IN
a short time and will locate in this city
Miss Sarah S. Reeve, No. 1909 Rodney
street entertained number OF her young
friends on Monday evening.
George Mcbride who has been employed
at the Grand Union Hotel barber shop
left to-day for Baltimore.
Miss Maggie Collins has returned home
from visit to friends at Clayton.
Rev. W. R. McFarlane and wife have
issued invitations to the wedding OF their
daughter, Miss Carrie Cooper, to Frank
ID. Bowen of Berlin, Md. the ceremony
to take place at the NJ. Il. Church at TALES
town, Nd, Oct. Goth.
Miss Maggie Rowland Is the guest OF
Miss Elva Meredith of Clayton.
Elmer Wood of Mount Pleasant Is visit
Ing III CneSbbT
Mrs. Elizabeth McNeal Is visiting in
Philadelphia
Miss Julia Bader is spending a month OF
Sea- Cliff
HRey. w. H. Hendrickson Of Booths
Corner, Pa, visited our city to-day having
lust recovered from four weeks attack
of rheumatism.
W.P. Wilson of the paper entitled the
Latest News Of Townsend paid our city
visit yesterday.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Golde Ginsburg to Samuel Bloom,
In Columbia Hall Philadelphia on Octo-
Der 81.
Mrs John A., Thomas and daughter
have returned home from visit to frleHds
at Berwyn. Pa.
Mrs Gettz of this city IS visiting her
sister, Mrs. q. Jorgensen.
Joseph Rhodes, of Odessa, has returned
home after visit to friends in Chester
Miss Laura Watt of Marcus Hook has
returned home from II visit to friends IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rogers have re.
turned home from visit to West Ches-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas X. Porter left to-
S ny. Tor an 'A''DD'" ''"' " '"'''
Mr. and Mrs Tennessee Goodcn of Will
low Grove have returned home from
visit to friends in Chester.
James Wine, clothing merchants of
Philadelphia registered at the Grand
Union Hotel last night and left for Mid
dlotown this morning.
Alfred ID. Poole and Clifford Pyle were
cunning yesterday at Blackblrd ana
bagged IL goodly number OF snlpe
Miss Nellie Osmond Of Springfield, o.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs Emma Warren
of Brandywinc hundred.
Willard s. Stout of No. S24 Spruce
street. this city Is visiting friends in
Washington, ID. c.
Manlove Hayes of Dover was in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Walter L. Butler and Miss Giles
pie were in Philadelphia yesterday.
Miss Nellie Dill who has been visiting
in Boston for two months, has returned
homo.
Frank Stout, Jr, of No 1884 Van Buren,
street, who has held position in the New
York office of the Rapauno Chemical Com
pany for some months past, was rendered
position last Saturday with the Chicago
branch of the Cudnhy Packing Company
of South Omaha, Neb, of which Warren
Preston Carlisle, formerly of this city, is
travelling auditor.
Announcement was made yesterday Of
tho marriage of j. Lawrence Richie and
Miss Ada Virginia Macalister, the daugh'
tor of General and Mrs Samuel A. Maoal-
lister. They were married In Camden,
J.. on June 20, by the Rev. w, ii. Burrell,
d. d.
Yesterday at high noon in Trinity
Church this city Miss Nellie Kane, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kane Of No.
1901 West Seventh street was married to
Fl. Pickering of Philadelphia. Miss
Blanche o. Pickering. of Philadelphia,
sister of the groom, acted as maid of honor
and the best man was Charles Kane, Of
this city brother of the bride. There be-
ing no cards to the church, the ceremony
was witnessed by large number of The
friends of the bride and groom.
The bride wore pretty and becoming
gown of white mousseine do solo over
white silk, and carried large bunch of
Bride roses Miss Pickering wore gown
of pink silk and carried La France roses.
Tho church was prettily decorated with
pottcd plants and cut flowers for the occa-
sion.
Miss Maggie Curlett and George Rcuss
will be married this evening at the resi-
denco of Thomas II. Curlett, No. HOO West
Fourth street.
James Glnns of Third and King street
is visiting in Philadelphia to-day.
Mrs. Frank Benjamin Of Philadelphia
visited our city yesterday
Mr.. Chas. Miner of Philadelphia was in
our city.
Mr. Delaware Clark paid our city wis.,
1t to day.
Mrs Annie r. Speck and Miss Lucy
Gulck Of Chicago are visiting Mrs. Il.
Mccoy, No. 8 South Clayton street, and
other friends.