The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-14
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Mr.. Atwood Stewart of New Castle Wis
tied relatives in our city yesterday.
N. T. Luton and John Wright rode to
Newcastle yesterday on their wheels,
MIR. George A. Dunbar, tho popular
young druggist has goua on an extended
business trip through Western Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia. He expects to
return about the first Of the year.
Frederick w. Heiss entertained largo
number of friends on Saturday evening to
q "Hasenfeffcr," which was vorv much
enjoyed, A hearty vote of thanks was
rendered Mr.. Heiss for his hospitality.
4 Officer Frank Kane Is recovered from an
attack OF luinbago
Mrs. Richard G. Mitchell of Paterson,
N. j., Is visiting here.
Miss Alkaline Cooper of Delaware City
Is visiting here.
Miss Florence Esee has returned from
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. 1. L. s. Wilson of Georgetown was
In this city last week
! Miss Hackett Of this city is the guest Of
Mrs +. Raybold at Delaware City.
Miss Edith Bruce Of this city has re.
turned from q visit to DR.. Waldell and
family of Felton, Del.
Miss Kate Wilson of this city is the
| guest OF Miss Alice Williams Of New
Castle.
Mrs. Cooper of this city is the guest of
Mrs. W. r., Postles Of Camden.
/ Willie Begley was che guest of Mr.. and
! Mrs. r. j. Campbell last week.
| Rev Thomas Eckman, D. D, of Norris.
: town, N j., has decided the call to Grace
T, M. E. Church.
I Mr.. Gaynor of this city was the guest OF
Miss Amy Waddell, of FELTON, on Satur-
!, day and sunday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truax of Phila.
delphia, spent Sunday with friends in our
city.
Miss Mnctavisch Of Canada, and Mrs.
Mason Of Michigan arc visiting thor sis.
tor, Mrs Bridge who's husband Is foreman
: or manager Of the Pullman Car Company
in our city. They attended West Presby-
!! terrain Church on Sunday morning and
were highly pleased with the sermon of
Rev. Mr. kegwin.
] Mrs. Ocheltree nee Hartman of Newark,
IL visiting relatives in our city.
Mr. William Janvier is passing week
among friends in the country
Mrs. Sallio Holton, daughter Of the late
Captain Benson, is visiting her mother
and other relatives In our city. She has
been a resident Of tho buckeye State for
some twenty years and has grown quits
stout, indicating that the climate is sa.
lpbrious III her adopted home.
"The Violet Social" was organized on
Thursday evening, Dec 10, at No. 53S E.
Eighth street. The following officers were
elected President, Frank Durham; vice
president Mamie Piatti secretary, CIar.
ence White; treasurer. Ada Buckalew.
After the business of the meeting had
ntt cd th nj wa MIA Ntl ~
entertained by Prof. John G. Halton with
his sleight of hand performance. Music
was furnished by the Misses Carrie Corn
wall and Clara Wlswell. A masquerade
party will be given by the social on New
Years Eve.
Herman Greer, the genial City Editor of
the Every Evening is walking around
with an extra smile on his Countenance.
The cause is that q son and heir made his
debut into the household on Saturday.
Howard johnson and Alice L. i5oyd,
both of Elkton, wore married on Tuesday
at the NJ. 4. Parsonage by the Rev. A. s.
Mowbray.
l. Lewis Mnker of North East, and
Miss Alice Howard, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 7. Howard of Zion, wore united
In marriage on Wednesday, at the home
Of the brides parents.
A delightful wedding breakfast was
given this morning by Mr.. and Mrs. p. H.
I. Wyatt, of Pcnnsgrove, in honor of the
t thirtieth pnnivassarv e. thoir marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Wyatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew johnson, Mrs. A. NJ Dur
nall Mrs II. X. Zimmerman.
tlMiss Elizabeth Wyatt entertained a
number Of her classmates at her home, 507
W. Fourth street on Saturday evening
Music and sianCing were INDUCED in and
very pleasant evening spent by those
present Among them were; Misses
Salllc Sharp, Sabina Fcldmeir Suzanne
Rambo, Julia Edwards, Mcssrs Roy Hart,
Harry Eiason, Leslie I5onham, Paul Kill
liam and Medford II. CahOon, Jr
@Carmen Dt Mare, who has been III for
the past two weeks Is able to be aroun
again.
Broker Kyle received letter this morn.
ing from Captain Murphy that he is re
covering from an attack Of malaria.
Len johnson OF Lewis is in our city to,
dn,.
Mr.. George w. Ortlp who had para.
lytic stroke some few weeks ago was walk.
ing on our streets this morning. He said
heis getting along all right now
Miss Lilly Bancroft and John Bird were
the guest nj II dinner given by the Misses
Woods, ljJj Pine street, Philadelphia
Friday evening.
Mrs. Richardson of Paterson n. j., is
the guest Of Wilmington friends.
A peasant surprise party was given TO
Miss Nellie Prcttyman at her home S36
West sixth street, Thursday evening.
Several well known young men Of this
city visited Captain Miller on board the
schooner Studio yesterday afternoon They
were amu5lngly entertained by the cap
IN wit n 1tt,tF Of 1-
General Theodore Armstrong Of Newark
was IN our city today.
A dance is 60 be given tonight in the
Pyle Cycle Academy, 1t Is given princl.
patly for those who took part in the Cuban
Bazoar, bu. many outsiders will be pres
emit
On Thursday evening, Dec. 10th party
was given in honor Of Miss Elsie Wi.
heime al Ii + home on Market street, New
Castle. Tho evening was PASSED by sing
Ing, dancing and playing games. Refresh
ments We're served at lato hour. Those
present were Miss Amelia Boyd, John
Lyman, J. f. Boyd, Mr. Davis, Sarah
Fisher, Elsie, L lila and Delaney Wilhelme,
Ruth Kirk, Anna Willard, John Brad.
fort, Slla5 Gears, Emily Wilhcmc, Cecilia
CLOSER, AMMO Action, George : VII.
helme, Charles and John 5myth, VIM b.
Willard, Jacob Lyman, Charles Boyd,
Thomas Draper, Harry Baldwin Rhyda
Boyd, sarah Gravel, Ells~orth Evans,
Elmer Pelsou, Edward Diycllnc, Fannie
MoGrahf, Annte Dyer Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Wilhelne and others.
Mrs, $, 7. Rorer. principal of the Phlla-
delphia Cooking School, will deliver the
FIRST OF a series Of three lectures on We'd
nessday, December 16. at 3 O'Clock, in the
rooms Of the Young Woman's Christian
Association This lecture is free to mem
bers Of the association, and all are urged
to attend, So much has Mrs RUrer been
in demand Of late that after the completion
OF the course Of lectures In this city she
will go to Reading, Pa. at a salary Of $g7J
for ten days. After tia: she viii go Ia
the Madison Square Garden, New York
where she has an engagement Of two weeks
at salary OF $3.50 woek. In the interest
OF an exhibit
The Now York Tribune yesterday said
One OF the crowded teas Of the day was
given by Colonel and Mrs. Henry A. Du.
Pont Of Delaware, at sherrys. In honor OF