The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-11
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Mrs. James Flynn Is the guest Of Dover
friends,
Cunningham Campbell and william
McGovern OF Upland have returned from
visit to friends in this city
Mr.. Raymond DuHsdway, manager Of
the Peninsula Methodist, published In
this city, spent last week with his father,
Rev. w. J. DuHadway, IN Gam bridge.
Miss Beth Denney Of Kenton Is the
nuest of the Misses Clair and Miss Lizzie
Cooper on Jefferson street. she VIII re-
main through the holidays
Miss Emma Warbuton daughter Of
Vim. T. Warburton, died wednesday af'
ternoon after an illness of more than one
month Of typhoid fever. Miss Warourton
dent of the Woman's College, Baltimore.
She was graduate of the Elkton Acad.
envy
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Simon arc
spending their honeymoon In Now York.
Iypon their return they will reside at the
Bingham House, Philadelphia.
Wednesday evening Miss Anna Ryan
was tendered a surprise visit by the Misses
Ida and Florie Rommell, ,ASne, Trlth,
May Grant, Nellie Lynch, Nellie Pinker.
ton, Mary Traynor, Ethel Fox. NAY sln. :
COX, MAY " nara, way ltJbii s4N6biV
O'Hars. Anna Ryan, Mr., and Mrs. Ryan,
William Thomas, William johnson, WIZ
liam Bradley. Charles and Joseph Sevier,
John Doto, Harry McCaulley, Fred ROM
nell, Edward Lynch, Martin Kane, VIM.
and Edward Gift James Grant, Thomas
Connolly, Edward Dunn, Hugh O'Hara
and Fred Ryan.
Tonight will be fraternity night ct the
Cuban bazaar and the Mogullian Band
will ba present. Professor Asostin, ma
gician, will give an exhibition; On pa"
lrday afternoon q Punch and Judy snow
will be given for the children.
A class In instrumental music is now be-
ing organized at the Young Women's
Christian Association. Miss Edith Au~
ghinbaugh will be instructor and the course
will consist Of twenty lessons. Miss Au-
ghinbaugh is a graduate of the Philadelt
phia Conservatory Of Music. millinery
class 10 also being formed with Miss Edith
McCully Of Philadelphia as teacher.
Constantine Encampment, Knights OF
3d. John aud Malta, held an oyster supper
In Eden Hall last evening. About 250
people were present
The members Of tho Warren foot ball
team attended a progressive euchre party
given In honor OF the eleven by Mr.. anu
Mrs Clarence Green at their residence, 90
No. 1919 Washington street. After an en-.
joyable social time refreshments were
served.
Mira Geo Farwsli nee Haddook Of Al.
bion, Mich. is here visiting her uncle, Mr..
Augustus Dennis.
Governor.elect Ebe w. Tunnel was III
town yesterday.
Tho Alumni Association OF the High!
School Is rehearslny the plays sunset
and 1.-THE Little Rebel for an entertaint
ment to be- givon in the assembly room Of
tho High school the first week In January.
DR., William G. Winner gave an interest.
ing talk on How to Breathe at the Y.
NJ. G. A. rooms last evening to largo
number Of men,
H. A. Clarke, professor OF music in the
University OF Pennsylvania, delivered the
first Of d special course OF illustrated leo I
lures In tho New Century Club last night.
His general subject was History and
Analysis Of Music" but the subiecs treat-
cd In detail was primitive Music and
Scales"
Mr.. James q. Webber Of this city and
Miss Mary j. Deyenney OF DuPonts
Banks wsrs married on last Wednesday
evening at the rectory OF tho Old Swede's
Church by the Rev. N. B. Dunlap. A re-
caption was afterwards given at the home
of tho brides sister, Mrs. VIM. O.. Nc
Dowsll, DuPonts Banks. Some Of the
guests wero Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Mr..
Thomas Devennsy, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
neither, Mr.. and Mrs. Bluchannon, Mrs.
Hardwick, Misses Annie and Maggie Say.
ers, Lizzie and Louisa Hardwick, Mary.
and Kate: Divar, Jennie Braden. Messrs.
Jeremiah Wilson, Sandy Gray. William
J. Kirkland, Thomas White James VIII
son, John Wilson, Robert HardWicks,
nj EirtlnpI n
very enjoyable time WAS spent in singing
and dancing. The music was furnished
by Mr.. Sandy Gray and Mr.. jeremiah
Wilson. The wee small hours Of morning
brought the happy event to close when
all adjourned Wishing Mr.. aud Mrs. Web.
Dor prosperity and long life:
Yestcr day was the tenth birthday ami.
ysrsnry of Master John p Deputy, No.
l4O4 Walnut street. The event was duly
celebrated by his juvenile friends who
were invited by the parents. Tho affair
was q sumptuous one and the delicactes
that islight the little ones hearts were In
abundance, Special guests In the larger
members Of the families, who were In evil
dsnce enjoyed the ganes. and repa;t "a
will rsmember this gold day with pleasant
recolleosions. Those who responded to
the invitations were: Master. Willie
Pussy, Goorgle Bulien, Alfred Willing.
Wlnfo Hickman, Paul Redman, Gordon
Thompson, John H. Warren, Frank VII
Lola Thompson, Nellie Alfree, Lizzie G.
Hutton, Matte Richards, Eva 9. Banden.
brack, Nina Pussy, May Rice, Nellie Rice.
Beulah and Mary Warren, Carrie and
Madalne Hurtel, Francis Walter ClarN
and Ida Warren, Carrie Jackson. Mrs J..
jackson, Eva Stoopa Mrs Moliie Stoopes,
Mr and Mrs E,ancis , bnll On ,i Mr'' Anno
Palestine Castle, No. l, A. o. X. Of NJ.
c., celebrated It's eleventh anniversary lass
night by o pleasing entertainment In
Eden Hall One hundred members Of the
Castle, accompanied by brass band,
marched to the depot and met the visiting
Sir Knlghta, Among those in the party
from Philadelphia were: General aan James
Adjutnnt. General NJ. b. Mllligap, ASST
tant Adjutant- General Ralph B. Claire,
supreme Commander John Percy, PaSU
Commanders Fred J. Skerrett, II. y.
Sensr, a. D. NNisr, G. !. bowers and GIN.
Mccoy. The address Of the evening wal
deliversd by sx-Judse Black OF Phil@del.
phia. The visitors were rendered q ban
Duet by Colonel W. p. Norton ct che Jen'
nngs' Hotel.
Colonel Curtis S. Watson Of Milford,
director Of First National Bank and fathe'
of Bcnlah Watson gave dinner In hon
Of his s7th birthday on Wednesday evan
Ing. A large number Of prominent peop o
from Milford and other PLACES were prei-
ent. Col. Watson served IN the state sen
ate with distinction and was co!onei On
the stall Of Governor Ross,
Charles Groome is visiting in Phllaol-
phia.
George Morris and George sutton Uf
Stanton are visiting friends in town to.
day,
Alfred G. Dennis, a we'll known muse
teacher Of this city was married recently
to charming young belle Of Woodbury.,
n j.
Miss johnson Of Pennsgrove Ia tho
guest Of Wilmington friends.
Hunbold Castle K. g. h. will hold II re.
ception on Christmas night.
Frank Houck, who has been i'll for tho
past Ave weeks Is able to DO around again.
Homeless Boys.
Captain Chambers, last evening arrogt,
ed two boys Oh the street who wefo wi "
out homes. They gave their names Us
ELMER and Edward Stout and their as's