The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-18
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Mary =. Seal is visiting friends in Clay.
ton, N. J.
RIP .Janvier Is visiting friends in Lans-
downe, Pa.
Miss Lottie Dilworth Of Port Penn, is
visiting friends in our city.
Il. Leslie Mundorf has returned homo
from Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Cummings are at
Cape May,
Horace Mcdaniel has returned home
from salisbury, Md.
James Ginns of this city Is visiting rela
tives and friends in Philadelphia
Charles Martel Of Media, Pa. wa, In
our city on Wednesday. --
Miss Lille Harrison Of this city Is visit.
Ing at Malvern as the guest OF Miss Ella
Jacobs
Mrs Ely Erb and son have returned to
their home at Media after u pleasant visit
to friends in this city.
William Tubbs and sister of Whining.
ton, have returned from a visit to rela-
t!ves in Chester and L.nwood
Miss Ida Boyer of this city has been Wis.
iting Matte Marshall, on Green street,
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Hall, of East Tenth street, Chester,
Pa, left yesterday for two weeks stay
among friends and relatives in Delaware.
The beautiful lawn in front of r. Lewis
Armstrong; residence last evening had a
pleasing look with the Chinese lanterns
hanging among the trees. The occasion
WINS lawn party for st. James Church,
Stanton.
1t is likely that Henry Hamilton of
Chester, Pa, efficient young clerk and
telegraph operator, of the p, w. g. 3.
ticket office, will shortly go to Lands, Del,
where no will have charge of tower.
U. Grant Really, chief clerk at the Media
station and Miss Susie Huldock an es.
timabie young lady of Media were mar.
ried "Wednesday evening ut the home Of
the bride on Front street. Only tho i'm.
mediate relatives of the young couple were
present, to witness the ceremony. Rev.
W. X. Patton pastor of the Media Baptist
Church prcior nod the rites. Both Mr..
Really and Mis-, Hadlo2k arc wellknown
and have tho best wishes Of u large circle
of friends. The bride and groom left
Media shortly after seven o'clock on ten
days wedding tour. The bride and groom
are we'll known in this city.
ut huClcHU oTltF Dl lllDeTulhnS OF INC
City and State will hold reunion ut
Union Park tomorrow. The COMMITTEES
In charge have made elaborate prepare
lions to make the event Il mark in the his.
tory of he organization. In tho afternoon
there Will be athletic sports, running, foot
ball, high jumping, putting tho shot, etc.
In the evening there will be dancing for
the No. 2young folks and the Irish piper
will be there to onliven the occasion for
hot nd Il a., L.,
grand concert and stage entertainment
which will prove enjoyable to both young
and old. The committee have left nothing
undono so that the members and their
family and friends may have an opportun.
ity to enjoy themselves to the fullest OK.
tent. Maurice +. Wilhere, National No.
Director; Patrick O'Neil, State President
of Pennsylvania; James O. Sullivan, Ma.
tional Secretary Will attend the reunion
National President John O. Conner will
also be present if possible A cordial In
vitatlUn is also extended to all our friends
and fellow citizens The proceeds Of the
occasion will be devoted to Curbiug aud
identifying tho ORDERS lot in the New
Cathedral Cemetery.
successful evening Of reUitals was
held in the Borough Hall at kennett
square Wednesday evening, under che
management OF Miss Agnp; Hnlloran, of
much credit for the manor In which the
program was carried our, the numbers be-
ing well given. Mary Gertrude Connells
singing was a feature of the evening Miss
Hollorans 'Ar0hie Dean unI the recitn.
lions of Miss Virginia Thea were received
with vigorous APPLAUSE, and the young
ladies wore obligr.! to appear repeatedly.
Miss Hor5k, OF Wilmington, WAS the &C.
companist.
Vocal Solo, "Iic:oii Come Tme'S
Miss Council
Recitation, Archie Dean"
Mas Halloran
Piano Solo. Mss Gushing
Recitation. How cid Nose Countcd the
Vocal solo, "Wait:ng Miss C Conn mlI
Recitation, "Rzpah" Miss Halloran
P Plnm9 I"l9 MIss ,l H9r t
Vocal solo, "Who's at my Window"
Hiss Connoll
Recitation, Jamie" ....... Miss Hnlloran
The sociable held at St Pauls Parson.
age Wednesday evening wa great sue
cess. Tbs house and yard were decorated
for tho occasion which were filed with
young and Old Of - PaUrs Church and
some friends from other churches. A mus
ical and literary Program was neatly ren.
dcrcd and literally hpp!auded Refresh.
ments We're served and a,nico l!ttlo sum
realized by the silver Offering for the bGne-
tit Of the parsonage,
a special from London Britain, Pa says:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. johnson held a
silver wedding on Monday, Scptem5 Dor H.
1896 il being the twenty-iltth anniversary
of their marriage. Thore were about two
hundred friends present, coming from
Philadelphia Now York Wilmington,
West Grove and the surrounding country.
The minister who married them, DR..
Nallandigham, of Newark Del. was pres
ont and made II very appropriate speech
They received upwards Of 100 valuable
and ornamental silver presents. The
lawn was beautifully lit mp and long
table put up where all parto0k of refresh
ments, such as ice cream, cake and all
kinds of fruit All went home after spend
ing very pleasant evening and wishing
they might live &c celebrate their golden
wedding,
Mr. Joseph L. Killgorc of Brooklyn paid
our city visit 90 Thursday. lio has
grown largo and p0rtly and locks us if he
was making snug diving He is how en-.
glged lii tho insurance business.
Mr. Hugh Browne will return home
from visit to West Virginia to-day.
Sergeant McDcrmott has returned home
from visit to Philadelphia
Miss NJ r. Wcyl and Charles NJ. Banks
were married last evening at the residence
Of the brides mother, No SIS Harrison
street by Rev. Dr. T. A. McCuriy.
john Lungrcn left to-day for Virginia
Frederic Darlington and wife are visit.
Lag Mrs. ID. L. Gillespie of Pittsburg, Pa
+. b. Mccall who has been III for some
time is slowly recovering
RCniy for Business.
Tho successful candida o. for positions
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