The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS



New CASTLE. Nov. 81.
Last evening in tho Presbyterian Church
of Delaware City two loving hearts were
Joined in wedloCk by the Rev. Luther A.
Oatos. The contracting parties We're Il.
Bnyard Heisel, rising young member OF
the New Castle county bar, and Miss
Francis Clarke, one of delaware City's
most popular young ladies and daughter
Of the late George <. Clarke The church
was handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion with chrysanthemums, palms and
potted plants.
As the bridal party entered the church
Miss Annie Schultz played the wedding
march.
The bride looked charming in well
fitting dress of white silk with pearl trim
mings and carried roses. Her maids were
Miss Jennie Clarke, of Delaware City, and
Miss Anna Darby, of Washington, d. G,
They wore dresses of white organdic over
white silk and carried pinks. The flower
girl was Miss Oracle Won Culin, of Della.
ware City, dressed in white silk and or.
candle and carried carnations.
j. Harvey Whiteman, Secretary of
State, was best man, and the ushers wore
Messrs. .: Townsend, Harrington Clarke,
Herbert ueisel and Irwin Shepherd.
The bride was given away by her
brother, H.C. Clarke.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the residence of thc BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Alice Catharino Clarke, at which
only Immediate friends of the contracting
parties were present.
The happy couple left on wedding tour
to the South and will be at homo on De-
cembor l6, when they will receive their
many friends. The bride was The recip-
iont Of handsome and valuable presents.
A n II frnv nF
Wilmington this afternoon gave a tea in
honor of their daughter Nathalie who is
society's latest debutante. She Is a gcner.
al favoritc in this city. Among those
present from New Castle We're DIR. and
Mrs Black, and the Misses Black, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Cooper, and the Misses Coop
er Mr. and Mrs Alexander b. Cooper and
and Miss Cooper. The Misses Young,
stockton, Rodney, and Booth, Mr. and
Holcomb, Mr., and Mrs. John H. Rodney
the Miss Rodney, Mr.. and Mrs II. b. liol-
comb, Miss Holcomb, Mrs. Smith and Miss
H"tty Smith, the Misses Julia Ncvins,
Maria Booth, Maria Rogers and others.
Mrs and Miss Wood of Philadelphia arc
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Raincy.
MIR, and Mrs. Mark +. Clarke of Phia-
dclphin, arc visiting New Castle friends.
Miss Booth is visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss She!enberger spent yesterday in
Philadelphia
Miss May Whitnack, will spend two
weeks in kennctt square as tho guest of
of DR.. and Mrs. Lofand.
The. pupils attending school in Miss
Baird's room gave II pleasing entertain.
mcnt on Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Baird and her pupils deserve much praise
for the manner in which the pleasing
program was rendered.
Inc {. a. C's, colts yesterday morning
defeated the Pioneer Tigers OF Whining
ton, by the score of IS to 0 in the first half.
The Colts ara ~"ahy to receive challenges
from all So IN clubs in the state.
The &. A e., vr5.. Wen to Bar yester-
day and the bears huggcd our little lads
to the tune Of lOtoO
The Adonls club of Wilmington, came
here yesterday afternoon and their colors
went down before the G. A. G. by tho
score Of q too. 1t was hard fought battle
and Al times tbs ball was recovered with
III five feet of the goal lines.
Manager King claims the state cham
plonshtp for his liS pound team. He won
six games and lost two.
Tho bridge for the electric railway will
not suit as it must have Il larger span.
Union Thanksgiving services We're h
yesterday i'll the Presbyterian church.
The supper for the benefit of the NJ. E.
church was largely attended last evening
Burt Wilson, Of New Haven, Conn, Is
visiting his parents.
Get Your New Orleans molasses, 10o and
best syrup, SC quart, and three mackerel
for cents at Williams grocery store.
John and George Rodney are at home
for fow days.
Mrs. Chauucey Holcomb, of Tioga, is
visiting her sisters, the Misses Rodney.