The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-23
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The judge gave Mary thirty days,
And now she doing time.
Miss Lido Aspril has returned home
from Il visit to Miss Nellie Vail of Middle.
town.
Michael Gremmingcr has returned homo
from visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage OF Harry w. Lyons and Eliza
beth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c..
Chanb .rs, both Of Lewes, The ceremony
will take place in ct. Peters Episcopal
Church, in that town on Wednesday, Nov.
10Th, AT p. III.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Katie Farmer of this city and John
c. Frizlcll Of Rising Sun, Del.
james d. Cats of Camden, Del, is visit
ing in this city.
Miss Lizzie Osmond of Camden, has re-
turned homo from pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Minnie Jester Of Dover is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Philip Burnett of this city.
Edward j. Nowall and David Snellcn.
burg have returned home from n cunning
trip at Mt Pleasant. They enjoyed the
hospitality of the Messrs. Clayton and had
the pleasure Of bugging lots of cotton tails
and cartridges.
r. W. Rippcrgcr left for Now York this
morning.
Mrs Brown and daughter have return
cd TO Chester, after u few days visit to
relatives in our city.
W. Il. aud Geo w. Brown havo return
ed to ThurlUw after pleasant visit to rel
ativcs in our city
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hallam of this
city spent Sundayat Pennsgrove. . 1890
On the occasion of the concert on We'd
ncsiluy evening in the Opera House for the
benefit of the St Joseph's Home for Col
orcd Boys, Professor Emil Engel will be
accompanied by Mrs. John bowman on
the piano.
Marshal Lannan and Levy Courtman
Mealey left this morning for Rehoboth,
where they will slaughter wild ducks and
geese.
The concert recently given by the Ger
man societies will net $3.50 for Mrs.
BOcck.
Yesterday was the feast of st. Cecilia,
who Is the patrGnpSs OF music, und tie
choir of the Sacred Heart Church celc-
hrated the occasion by supper RoY.
Father Hugo last evening addro sci t Q
members OF the choirnt the parochial res
idcuce and thanked them for the intc!est
manifested in the rchCarsals and service. II
lie presented Herman Gosson with u
mcersChnum cigar smoker and Misses
GertiG MiChaulis and Mandy Brinkheiser
with Russian leather pOrtc-mO nnnie for
their faithful attendance. He also read
several selections Grom musical journals.
All sat down to tho banquet table where
Il bUunLeuuH supper was served.
Rev. and Mrs w. NJ. Warner, of Dover,
have removed from FELTON, to Wilmington,
Md, where their future home will be with
their daughter and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mallalieu.
Miss Hattie Tgnor and Carroll r.
Massey, the latter Of Dover, will be mar.
ricd at the home Of the brides parents
near Hazlettvile on Wednesday evening
December =.
The Sunday school anniversary Of the
O!lvct Presbyterian church last night was
.! an interesting character. The little
ones furnished tho greater part Of the
entertainment and did exceptionally well.
Whc church is at present in ilourishing
condition in spite Of the many difficulties
placed i'll the way Of the young pastor.
1t is hoped, however, by the entire con-
grcgatiOn OF the church and the pastors
many friends outside that the meeting Of
the prcabytcry III April will put an end to
further unp!casAntncSs and prove Il com.
plctr vinuicaLion Of the pastor.
Mrs, Thomas Price and sou Harry Bros.
banc OF Colorado who have been The guests
Of Mis-. i. +. Dlgg5 Of MidulCtown return
cd TIC their home on saturday.
Bishop Curtis confirmed q class Of 81
children and ~ adults in st. EiiIaLc IA )
church, Baltimore yesterday.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Miss Elizabeth T. Willis, daughter Of
Congressman Jonathan s. Willis, to Will
liam II. McCallum, the wealthy manu-
facturcr Of Philadelphia. The wedding
will take place in the Avenue NJ. f.
Church at Milford at noon on Wednesday
December Nearly 2UJJ Invitations have
been Issued.
= Tho engagement is announced of the
Hon. John ", Cau5cy, TO Miss Annie b.
Il sister Of Acting Governor Watson and
Mr. Cuusey is the cx,congrcssman.
Captain John Griffith, Of ScGiord is
visiting fl lends IN this city.
J Blakcloy If DuPonls' Banks left this
morning for weeks cunning rip i'll tho
lower part of tho STATE.
l., u. llU0e"krr, lr, Of the Smyrna
Times is in thjs city to-day.
The tobacco store Of A, a. Chapman, at
Grv,nlh ,,,l pruuga stronrs ia rin.rd tn.
day. The stock is said to have been odd
il.'rH y..,rr r)',ims ,r,,,inst NTr Chan,mnn
Nr plitrI.,'I,Iil,mS WI, iii sTr IN rnrnvcr
The old board Of managers Of tho Home.
upayLic Hospital Wa elected saturday nl-
tlrI.pn. LranHunl reports showed tho
h9EpIlu! to huNc had Il very successful year
Officer Collins arrived home on Satur-
lnS,r"d I0t. Of r,i.l.r. s,Jnirrrls and INV.
lrilges
Ey-ScratOr Houston ard WILL BOyCo Of
"t1fGv'"".' are III lii' s''y l''"uy'
DR.. Pratt Of Milford /, in tie city to.
day.
a musical and literary entertainment
VIII l'N Ili'll az NabtIlll'l'l 6NllIbl MAR
tins purpose of procuring flag for the
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