The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-12
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Mrs. Esther Mearns Of Chester is visit
ing relatives In our city.
George w. Moreton left for business
trip to Ealnaeld, N. j., Oh Saturday.
Mrs. WIN, Robinson Of Chester, Pa, is
visiting friends In our city.
Mr. ]. II Day and wife and Mrs Hannah
NJ. Stokes Of Western Maryland are visit
ing friends in our city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gootee Stevens of this city
visited friends in Milford Saturday.
Robert Shaw of the Percy Hill farm
has been entertaining $, p. Chambers Of
! Liverpool
Mrs. and Miss Morris of Lewes, are the
guests of friends in this city
City Councilman Dennis f. Leary will
be married shortly.
Mrs. John Biggs who has beon visiting
in Middletown has returned to her home
in this city.
Washington Hastings returned home on
Saturday from a European trip.
The Misses Barnard, daughters Of Col.
and Mrs. d. p. Barnard eptertained Miss
Reed daughter OF Hon. Thomas b, Reed
during her stay in this city and the Speak,
| or OF tho House was the guest Of local pol
itians at the Clayton House.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l. D.Shephord of Banning
| street visited his father In Baltimore, Md.
| yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hazard of Chester spent
Sunday with Miss Ella Lopez Of this city.
Miss Nellie Toppin Of this city has re.
turned home from "A visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Lucius E. Allen, formerly Of the
Evening Journal of this city, but now of
Woodstown, N. j.. and Miss Annie f.
Bannar, Of this city were married in Cam
den, n. D., Oh Sunday afternoon, October
II, at the residence of tho Rev. w. j. Van
Horn, No. 24O kaighns avenue The
bride and groom will make their hon Q at
tho residence of Mr. Aliens father, Johu
l.. Allen, WoOdstown, n. J.
Mrs. w. b. Rodman has returned homo
from a visit to Philadelphia.
The United Catholic choirs of this city
will in the near future give II grand con-
cert for the benefit of st. Joseph's Home
for Colorcd Chilur5n. Row Father Hugo
Of the Sacred Heart Church will lead the
singing
The Thirty-fourth Annual Reception
and Ball of the Shields Library Asso.
citation will be held in Turn Hall on
Thanksgiving Eve, November %. Tho
officers for the occasion are: David Nc
Culion, chairman; James +. Burke Sec
rotary; Charles a. McDonough, treasurer;
= lward J.COmegys, master of ceremonies;
Thomas 5. Murphy, floor manager; John
Craven, first assistaut John Henry, sec.
ond and George McConaghy, third assist.
ant
Harvey j. Wiley has left for Chicago
to attend the meeting Of the American
Society for Municipal improvement.
Victor Bacon and Dr. Porter have re-
turned home from II week 8 vacation which
they spent in Maryland. They rode on
their wheels and had II delightful time
Assistant Stationmastcr William Nc.
Fnddnn has left for Boston on two
week trip.
George Churnside and Alexander Still
well spent yesterday al Havre de Grace
Miss Eleanor II. Chandler and Arthur
&. Bowie will be married on October 81
G. b. Hopkins of Baltimore Is in this
city.
II. Katz of Now York city is down the
State on business.
j. w. Woodward and J. b. Reed of New
York city are at the Clayton House.