The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-16
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l.. c. Vansant Of strickersyllle, Pa, %
at Gettysburg this week attending STATE
Council Session of Jr. O. U. A. NJ
John W. Jones Of Mt. Pleasant has ~.
turned home from trip to Cheater.
E. L. Brown Is visiting his son A. q.
Brown Of Chester.
Frank and Samuel Armstrong Of Della
ware City have been visiting in Chester.
Clarence Smith Of Chester is visiting at
New Castle.
HI. Toy OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is q terror to the fishes that
swim. During the past week he and o
party of friends caught over 600 fish.
james Bickcl Of Coatesvillo, is visiting
in this city.
Harry Monaghan and family have re-.
turned home aftor ton day s visit In West
Chester.
Captain Robert Chambers Is still con.
fined to his home.
Mrs. Howard Pyle will sing ut the recep.
ton of the Wilmington Musical Institute
on Thursday evening j. NJ. Davidson will
give II flute solo. John Refs will be accornr
PIANIST Miss Bessie Kuntz of New Castle
will give u recitation.
Miss Theodore Wormley of Philadolphia
has boon engaged to take charge OF thu
class in vocal music at the Wilmington
Musical and Educational Institute. ProfeE
sor Gllchrist, SO well known to Whining.
tons mu steal people, says Of her: "MlW
Wormley's voice u q true soprano Of sui.
prislng bread tn and power, possessed also
Of great deal Of hexibiIlty. All CONF
blnea with n very musical nature and tall
cnt for very hard work. In my opinion;
she is capable OF filling tho most exaetin9,
position, as well as the most satisfactory
concert work
Mrs Frederick w. Darlington OF Phila.,
deiphia has been added TO the faculty fof
Instrumental music. Mrs. Darlington has
many friends in Wilmington whom she
has been teaching In the Ursllino Acad:
envy for some tEno.
Miss Jennie Morris of FELTON, has boon
visiting in Chester.
Mis-. Mary Ryan is entertaining Miss
Mamie McGuc and Miss Birdie Booth OF
New Castle.
Miss Katie Handy Of Holly Oak Del,
with Miss Mary Oliver Luther OF HagsrH ,
town, Md, ana Miss Brown Of Claymont
Del, returned this morning to the Lutheft
vilic Maryland College for the winter
term.
Mr.. Charles Martel Of Media, Pa, Is Wis
iting relatives near Centrevilo, Del.
Mrs Phoebe Hin of Londonderry, Pa,
is visiting relatives and friends In our
city.
Samuel McClary, tho third son of VIM.
J. McCiary left on Tuesday for lthica, NJ
Y, to enter Cornell College.
Prof. John Is. Richie and fnmlly re-
turned from Rehoboth last oyoalng.
Mayor Edward Milne Of Delaware City,
paid our city visit this morning. Ed
ward says he has another now secret SOY
olety stared, which he is making u great
success.
John NJ Clayton of Mt. Pleasant paid
Our city a visit this morning.
Miss Amelia, tho accomplished daughter
Of Adolph Kim, was married last evening
at the residence of her father, No. 8Q}
French street, to j. Frank Ayars, u popt.
lar young gentleman of this city, employ
ed with Jackson and Sharp Company
About o'clock Edward J. Mulhauseh
began playing the wedding march and Thy
bridal party entered tho front parl0t
which had been tastefully decorated fof
the occasion. Surrounded by friends and
PALM, pottcd plants and white chrysan,
thcmums the happy couple We're made
man and wife by Rev a. p. Mihm. The
bride looked charming and was DIR 's,ed ID
white silk trimmed with white satin rih
bon and Duchc5so lace. She carried bridal
roses. The maid Of honor was Miss Emma
kim sister of the bride and was dressed
ia white Organlie over yellow silk with
ribbon and lac, and carried white carnal
tons. Hugh n. Dowd of Philad ,lphiA
Was best man. After the ceremony re-.
ccpton was held. After receiving con.
gratulations tho guests were entertained,
he t,ni u ~
for Plttsburg on the O. l2 O'clock train
amid shower Of rice and the bot wlsheI
OF their many friends for bright welded
future. The presents were valuable and
numerous and inclGdcd n sidebonrd, artiI.
clcs of solid silver, rockers, dishes and
br!c.a. brac. Among those present wores
William Il, Aynr5, Oxford; Mr.. and
Mrs. h. w. Pricls!tt, RusemoaU, Month
gumrry Co Pa
From Wilmngton-Nr. and Mira Geo.
d. Ayars Mr.. and Mrs J. Y. stroud, Lens
Avur5, Elsie Stroud, May Stroud, Mn
and Mrs. W. H. Kirn E. A. Kirn, Nellie
Kirn, Mr. and Mrs H. J. Williamson, Nh
IN II Mr.. Il. Benton McNaig, Mrand Mrs.
Walter J. Craig, Mr.. ANA Mrs. Franz
Mr. and Mrs. George ". s:asae, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Benson, Misses lha Mast,
Josie l.. Nathan, Emma L. Butt, MargiS
~ Chalfant, Mary Sasse Annie Aldred,
Eva H. Dinin, Emily Butcher, Jennie r.
Link, j. Pn"lins Groom. w. q. SuotZler,
II. Howard aver, Gayan w. Thompson,
John G. Sasse, Il. &. Snyder.
The ushers were j. Warren Prysor and
George A. salmon.
Thomas Brown of Trainer, Ia. is spcnd-
ing u week with friends in this city
Mrs. Martha Barlow Of Marcus Hook
has returned home from visit to New
Castle friends.
Miss Iottle Jones has returned home
from 4 visit to friends In this city.
William G. Bradford has returned home
from visit to Chester.
Charles NJ Banks and Miss Mary Weyl
will be married tomorrow, Thursday
evening ut The Residence Of the brides par.
ents, SIS Harrison street, by tho Rev. DR..
McCurdy
A parlor entertainment will b, hold ct
No 1882 W. It'll s,ie,t, on Friday oseuin,
SAINT, 18Th, at O'Clock Admission Is
cents. For tho benefit Of the Epwt rth
League Of Harrison Street NJ. u. Church.
The committee in charge have spared o
pains to uniycn tho occasion so those
Wishing to sps ID tho evening on h,t
date Will do well to purchase II ticket al
the number is limited. Tickets can ns
purchased from any Of tho members Of the
League.
Fan Campaign.
Tho Peoples Mission, III Shiplcv St,
has started in on Its Fall and Wlntor
Campaign in good earnest. Sunday was
IL good day, there bsing quito an increase
Rev A. Atwcl preached in the evening
nft which