The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-14
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Hell thank you, dearest, for that tip
snake me an Invalid for life!
Miss Mollie Wickes of Dover has return
ed to her home.
Miss Ethel Pyle has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
DR.. +. Slattuck has left for Louis
vile, Ky.
Miss Annie Way of West Chester who
has been visiting friends in our city return.
ed home to-day.
Miss Annie Roth OF Harrisburg visited
friends in our city yesterday.
miss Nan Stewart of New Castle return
ed home to-day from visit to friends in
our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Stewart of New
Castle spent Sunday with friends in our
city.
Miss Lillian Rodman who has been Wis.
, fling In Philadelphia returned home last
evening.
Mis- Nellie Toppin is visiting friends in
Philadelphia
a-g MFS. LtZZlC f1uICHlllSD1 ucfOnlUunibl ny
= her son, Lawrence, OF New York, Is visit
ing relatives In our city.
. Miss Emma Groves has returned home
from her vacation looking well and sun
burned.
Miss Annie Stewart is home from her
vacation.
Miss Frank Irish spent yesterday in
Philadelphia,
Mrs. Davis Phillips and daughter, Mrs.
Howard H. Polk of Kenneth square Pa,
paid a visit to friends in our city the past
week.
Mr.. l. D. Sheppard of this city visited
his father, Mr. John +, Sheppard, of Bal
timore, Md, on Sunday,
Miss Annie Long, contralto soloist of
ST. Pnul's choir but at present living in
Pi iladelphia, viited friends in this c ty>
yes .erday.
Harrington Clark, night ticket agent a.
the p, w. & B, station, starts to-day tor
Delaware City, where he will pass his va
cation. Peter CUrbltt, agent ut Crllm
Lynn, will ill his position ut Chester sta
ton.
Ca -ds are out announcing the wedding
OF Miss Mary A.. daughter Of William +.
Reynolds, to William Il. kenucy in st.
James Church, Stanton
A reception was given to Mr. and Mrs.
Piegson Pyle, nee Alice Sinclair, Mt the
home Of the brides parents The bride
and groom, with Miss Elizabeth Currin-
der, bridesmaid, and Mr. Geo. Banks, best
man. stood in an arch way I o receive con-
CALCULATIONS from their friends Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs VIM
Sinclair, Mir. aud Mrs. Bowen Pyle Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pyle, Mrs, Eva Gregg,
Lizzie and Florence Sinclair, Geo. sin
CLAIR Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currindcr,
M, ,,l I,L i,i,., pI M ,,,I
Mrs. Wilson Currindcr, Lizzie Currindcr,
Rev, f. X. Miller and wife, &, Banks
from Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs ". Cor
nog, Louella Currinder, Isabella V, Lum-
mis-, Mr.. and Mrs. John Curlinder, Mr.
and Mrs Chas Barlow, Miss Is, Guthrie,
Hattie Pyle.
Later in the evening thcy were sercnad
ell by the Marshallton band who wished
the bride a long and happy life. Many
very pretty presents were received.
Yesterday afternoon in the parlor IF the
Grand Union Hotel, this city, John Hamar
of Philadelphia was married to Mis-
Annie Blouth, niece of Henry Blouth.
The ceremony was performed by Rrv.
Paul Iscnschmid, Miss Amelia BloutE,
sister Of the bride WAS bridesmaid and
Charles A. Hamar best man. The bids
was atti'ed in IL we'll fitting dress of bite
silk while the maid wore white silk trim
med with satin ribbon. After IL wedding
dinner the happy couple left for Niagara
Falls. They will return in about ten
days when a reception will b. held in Turn
daIl Among those who were present at
Fro n philiadelphia and Mr.. ,Ios sllif
Wiuncr, Mrs. Kate llnmnr, the Misses
Bertha NJ, Minura B. and Ida X. la;nar
and Mr.. and Mrs. AbrGm Bnncr
From Wilmington Mr., and Mrs,
Ms. Ha. S 4cckr, NJ S ja', } Sc h
Graham, Slr and Mrs Chur!,, Mnnn.Ir,
Mr. Ti,ntchrr Mrs Gcinitubrr, Mr. ana
Nil G I'd H. Mr., and Mrs, Fred kenle
anu Others.
Thursday evening being the thirteenth
birthday Of Arthur j. Schlcc number
of his young friends rendered him II sur.
prise which was complete success They
met AT Miss Elsie Nurnon's, l1!0 W. 1hh
stree, at 7.3) o'clock, and proceeded to his
residence, 90J Van Buren, street. He had
taken ride on his wi eel; when he come
b0mC was surprised when entering he
parl to fine many there. They spent
a lCveiy evening playing games, music
both vocal and instrumental. After par
taking Of Il bountitnl supply Of ice cream,
Cakc3, candy and fruits OF all kinds re
tired leaving mHny beautiful tokens OF ro,
spgct aud wishing him many more happy
birthdays. Among those present were
Viola Gray, Lillian McClintock, Myrtle
lirfls9n, ADDie ! ONN Srl(lE Duun 0IClld
Smith, Florence Bddlr, Ethel Martin
Agnes Constantine LoJnu Nugcut, EIa.t
Mtars, Nellie Kern, Sarn M"ars Lottl,
Handy, Leila BcNuct Maud Phillips, Els!t
Vernon, Virginia Woods, Fanny Woods
Anu9tta Moore, AurclIa Lit2onhurg Nrl!i,
Pierce, Elsie L1nl2ru"In, Elsie HOwett
jennie Cross, Jessie Brown, Marion
Thompson, May Wlsglcsw,rth, Bertht
Harper, Jennie lullcy. t!arrnrr Thomson
Watson l.enderman, Roland Fairbanks
Albert Cam Edgar Bullock Geo w. Nc
Caulley, George Cox, Alfred Cox, Franz
DiGkoy, Harvey Vernon, Frazier Wilson
K Il .oph Mears, Arthur Schlicr, lrvil
Howru, Willard Schrack, Ray Fowler
Roh,r TT TuSh, w. Brown, Frank simmons
Walter Robinson, Lewis Hanson. Nelsoi
Thompson, Albert Huber, Paul Kern
john Rubcncanc, Nelson Icbley.
No Arrested
LoNDoN, Sept. i9-Aftcr hunt Of fUu:
teen years T. J. Lyman, known as No
has been arrcs."l at Bout gue, sFrancr fu
tho murder OF Lord Cavrndish in til
Phoenix Park, Dublin, on May s. ls.g
Lord Frederick CavcndsSh and Franci
Burke were aseHisinatru In Phoenix Parl
on the evening Of May q, 1852.
Lord Frederick Ind gone to Dublin to III
present Mt the formal oulogy OF Lore
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