The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-21
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addressed "0ur Gard BASKET" EEPuD..!GAN
Onhce.!
DR.. w. H. Cooper the now collector of
the port, will remove to this city from
kenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pngh are in Wa.h-
ington.
1t is expected that Mss Blanche 5 Cox
staff captain of the salvation Army, VIII
arrive in this city or Monday,
Caleb Freeman of Middletown wa, in
this city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Miller OF West Chester is
visiting here
Miss Mary H6Icomb has returned from
Trenton
Mrs. &. L. S,idham, Of this city, Is spend.
ing some time with relatives ii Clayton.
Mrs. 5. Brown and daughter OF Chester,
Pa, are visiting relatives in this city.
William and Geo w. Brown of Thur
low, are visiting relative, in this city,
Elliott Krauss, of this city is VISITING
friends at Pennington, Nd
Mrs Amos Martindale of zion mas re-
turned home from short visit TO friends
in Delaware City
w lllltln anu / uDHluS tluNuuCh Are visit
ing their mother near Elkton,
Miss Clara DEMO. Of this city Is he
guest Of Miss Lizzie johnson of Elkton
T. Allie Smith is among his friends in
Chesapeake city.
Miss Tesie ,5heareGr, of West Chester, a
young lady well known in this city. has
been appointed teacher Of West Goshen
school
The home of Honorable Thomas V.
Cooper. atMedia Thursday evening was the
scene Of Il delightful Progressive Eurhro
Party" given by his daughters, Misses
tended by their many friends.
Tho drawing room was brilliantly H.
Illuminated which, combined with the an
imatiOn Of the young people, mGrrimcnt
rcigning supreme, made the event quite
enjoyable.
The prizes were distributed as follows:
First Ladies Prize to Marion Rhodes;
second to Nina Cooper, while Miss Lena
PuQh WAS the recipient of The BOBBY
Prize. Mr.. English received tho Gentle.
mans First Prize, while Mr.. Turner got
the second
At the conclusion Of the cuchre party All
informal dance WIS indulGod in and sew
eral excellent renditOn5 given instrumen.
tai and vocnlly
On Thursday Almond D. Trimble and
Miss Elizabeth A! Chuytor of Elkton
were married at tn" residence of the brtde
by Rev William SCholer AGtel the cvre
mony, Mr., and Mira Trlmblcs guests
were shown TO the dining room where IA
recherche wedding breakfast was served
Mr.. and Mrs Trimble were tho recipients
of many valuable wedding tokens.
Those who witnessed the ceremony
We're: Mrs John E. Briscoe and son,
! Misses Nellie and Grace Crawford, Of Bal
timore; A. D Chaytor Mrs. Chaytor and
a. ID. Chaytor, Jr, Lydia Reynolds Of
Wilmington, Del. T.; Paul Davis g, Moore
Iroth Misses Troth, Mary and Lydia
Troth of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs
James Trimble, and Misses Sarah, Emily
and Bessie Trinbe of Norristown, n. j.,
Joseph X. and Samuel Trimble of Phila
tlelphia, Pa, Mr. o. II. Chaytor. Mr.. and
Mrs. G, NJ Boulder of Elkton,
About eighteen months ago Professor
Emil Engel then Of Chester in getting off
train had the middle finger of his left
hand caught by the door. Since that time
has been under the doctors care and
could not play his violin Therefore it
will be u treat royal to the music loving
people of Wilmington to be prcsen, at this
Opera House on next Wednesday evening
when the professor will appear for the
benefit of St. Joseph's Home for Colored
Children. On that occasion there will be
four choruscs Of the combined Catholic
| choirs together with solos duets and
QuArtels.
The military department of the Home
will give drill on the stage The sale OF
tickets up to the present has been phe'
| nOmenal.
On Wednesday last at St. Josepha
Church Henry Clay, by Row w. j. Biz
mingham Miss NJ. A. MoCourt and John
Mccain of Philadelphia were married
Miss Macon, Clayton Harrison and Paul
| Hates attended the complimentary dance
on Thursday evening given In honor Of
Harry Bonnin Of Philadelphia
A delightful surprise party was given
| to Miss Gerta Lewis at her home on Mon,
roc street near Eighth last evening Games
| wero INDUCED In until II o'clock, after
which refreshments were served Those
present were: Misses Ethel Cook, Bertha
ii0upt, Elizabeth Morrow Clara Reynolds
Mabel Price, sue Layman, Clara Whit.
ic!H, Messr4 John Brady. Edward AYars,
William Mask, Irving Riggs William
MatChrtt, Samuel OFT.
A pleasant evening company was given
by Miss Anna simmons at her home, No.
1923 West street last evening. Among
those present were: Misses Edith johnson,
lle1on Meguw, Pauline Niue Leroy, Sue
Rnmbo Avcrila LnCrossan, Elizabeth
Wyatt, Helena Mask, Caroline Pierce,
Messrs Paul kiliiam, Jessie Braunstein,
Robert Surmon and Leslie Bonham.
Foot BALL filled with candy at the Will