The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-12
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visit to friends in this city
Miss Knause visited her parents at New
Castle yesterday.
William Casey and family have been
visiting friends in Marcus Hook.
Miss Emma johnson has returned homo
from visit to her parents at Marcus
Hook.
Mrs. Harry Green has returned homo
from visit TO Kenneth Square friends.
Jacob w. Satterthwaite of Kenneth
Square will reside during the winter in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian B. Robinson of this
city are entertaining Mrs. Howard Robin
son Of Brooklyn.
Oliver S. Truitt, who has been visiting
In Marcus Hook. has returned home
Charles Beck of Springfield Pa, has re-
moved to this city.
e" Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. DUPONT gave
brilliant coming OUT reception at their
residence, Hagley, near Wilmington, on
Tuesday In honor Of their daughter Miss
Irene S. DUPONT.
Walter It. Smalcy, Jr, is seriously i'll
at his home in Christiana hundred with
typhoid fever
A very pretty wedding was solomnizGd
last evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
MCNeal, ~ EtklUil, tlle piFlltS DclHB AhlSs
Bertha b. McNeal and j. Newman Davis,
youngest son of Col. l. ID. Davis cashier of
the Second National Bank. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A. S. Mowbray,
of the Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride wore gown of white organdie
over white silk aud carried Bride roses. A
reception was rendered the families and
the Immediate friends OF the bridal couple
from to 8 o'clock. The bride aud groom
left on the evening train for heir honey
moon, AMI on their return Will reside in
Wilmington, where the groom is connect
ed with the Pussy Il Jones Company.
Up at Nantmeal Village story is told
of "a young man who early in the season
made his plans for enjoying Christmas
dinner in Philadelphia. 1t seems that
fair representative from the Quaker City
spent q portion OF the summer among the
hills and dalcs of that romantic neighbOr-
hood, and most Of the rustic swans Were
smitten with her charms, but ore Of them
determined to be ahead Of his fellows, and
quietly presented the coquctte with
plump young turkey, with the agreement
that it should be slaughtered at Christmas
and the donor be invited to make one at
the dinner table.
Now it Glanced that his father, while
visiting in Wilmington the other day
met Philadelphia lady who tod him
that her daughter had been given turkey
and that it was Il great trial to the city
residents ..on account Of its noise, for ii
gobbled continually -,
IVY mere was your daughter s'hy'hs'
asMeu tle IA 'ile,' 'tI;iil,"H nl,et,St''a
uHnrn ,"'iv AVID niii;In, stools ~ he r az.
claimed Az n sudden thought flashed
through his mind. Il wonder if chat was
our gobbler?'
On his return home he questioned the
young man, VINO admitted MS part Ill lAe
prcceeuihe, "nu l'e 'h"tIur was uolllplp,
Allow ~ u'i i,, -, ~, nit w. ar VI, hall" IN l
rourIng tIo hirG TLnt vornr nan viii
Al to nave among pLilndrIphinns
Mr. and Mr.. A,dr,,v Romh, nm Tuos.
day evening celebrated the siyticth ami.
versary of their wedding Mt their home at
No. 400 Taylor street, Wilmington. Mr.,
hhmpo Is 81 years Oh age ana ms Goou WHO
~ Two years rs Juiilol' it nv, Moru
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