The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
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VIM. M. Byrne was in Philadelphia Sat.
urday. :
Miss Susie Goodwin of Dover Is visiting
In this city.
Governor Tunnel was In Wilmington
on Saturday.
Miss Mamie Pettioord Of this city is Wis
iting In Dover.
Miss Ella Lopez Of this city spent Sun
day In Chester.
Miss Edna Pearson has returned from q
visit to Seaford.
Miss Frances e. Lewis Of Boston Is WIS.,
iting In this city.
Mrs. Levi 1. Griffith of Dover has been
visiting in this city.
Miss Emma Burns has returned from
visit to Easton, Nd.
Miss Mary Watts of ownsend has been
visiting in this city.
Miss Elsie Moore of St. Johns Neck, is
visiting in this city.
Charles Harvey of Concord, Is visiting
his uncle in this city.
Elk Senator Anthony Higgins spent Sat-
urday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. N. NJ. Boggs and daughter of Dover
are visiting friends here.
Miss Laura Fisher of Bridgeville, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Captain James R. Richards has retur ned
from visit to Middetown.
Mrs H. Banning Of this city was q Wis
itor in Delaware City last week,
Mrs A. d. H. Faulkner of this city, is
visiting relatives at Mobile, Ala.
Miss Nellie Hazard of Chester visited
friends in this city on Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Wright and son Of Seaford
are the guests of friends in this city.
Miss Margaret Hopes Is the guest Of
Miss LeCarpenter, of Rockland. Del.
Malcolm Reybold has returned from
visit to his parents at Delaware City.
Miss Maud Il. Boynton has returned
from ten days visit to Philadelphia.
Dan Pleasanton Of this city Is the guest
OF his mother and sister at MiddletoWn.
Miss Reba Hudson Of Chesapeake City
has been spending some time in this city.
Mrs Frank H. Davies and sister Miss
Nellie Brown are entertaining Chester
friends -
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Edith Brlnghucst and Alexander
Selars.
Mrs, John Bender of Downingtown Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Hughes In
this city.
Miss Lizzie Murray has returned to
Ashton. DEL, after q visit to friends In
this city.
Rev. and Mrs w L. S. Murray have re.
turned from trip to Baltimore and Port
Deposit, Md.
Mrs: David Ellison and daughter Mag
gle Ellison of this city, are the guests of
friends In Chester.
Mr.. Edward Galley OF Pittsburg, but
formerly of this city visited Philadelphia
Saturday evening,
Mrs Samuel S. Sarde OF Camden gave
delightful dinner to u number of friends |
on Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Smith arc visiting |
Mrs. Derrickson, mother of Mrs, Smith, |
OF Spruce street Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Madison and Mrs Carrie
Newbraugh of Philadelphia, were visiting
friends in this city on Thursday.
Misses Lizzie Berg and Bella Burnside
have returned to their home In this city
after pleasant visit to Chester.
Miss Julia A. Drum Saturday afternoon
lectured before the students of the Ursu-
line Academy on the Language of Ges.
lures"
The Peak Sisters will give an entertain.
ment tomorrow hight in Institute Hall,
Christiana for the benefit of the NJ h.
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Joshua Carpenter cete
DRAFTED their sixth wedding anniversary at
their home No. S07 Monroe street on
Thursday evening
Tho M frar ,,f 1 |
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A Minshall, of
South Chester. to James Holden of Ches.
ter has boon announced.
Wilson M. G. Moore and Miss Mary NJ.
Teat were married at the NJ Il PARSONAGE
Dover on "Wednesday evening by Rev
Walter Avery. D. d.
Miss Helen Freeman and Harry Long,
both of MiddleIown, wore married on
wednesday evening at o'clock, by Rev.
l. l.. Wood of Mlddletowu
Rev George l.. Wolf will give a graph.
ophone concert in Brandywine NJ e.
Church tonight under the auspices Of
class No IL of the Sunday school.
The Rev d. j. Flynn and DR.. Short.
lidge on Saturday visited Father Fnllon
who is in st. Agnes's Hospital at Philadel
phia They found Father Fallon tmproy.
ing.
Alfred Houston and Miss Lizzie Reed
were married at tho NJ. &c parsonage, Mil.
ton last Sunday evening by the Rev. w.
L. Valiant. The newly married couple
will reside near Lincoln
Miss Della Gallagher and Harry Black,
both of Middletown, were quietly married
at the home of the bride, Wednesday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock, by Rev. l. L. Wood. A
wedding luncheon was served after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Black took he 42l north
bound express for short bridal trip, 10.
turning home on Saturday.
Miss Adella b. Cannon, oldest daughter
Of Luther W. Cannon, of Frankfort. and
Thomas j. Lawrence of South Quay, Va,
were married at O'Clock "Wednesday
at the Frank ford NJ. E Church
Rev. j. S. Wickline The ushers vera
Morgan Il. Gum Wilbur H. Cannon aud
Frank II. Hickman The bridesmaids
were Misses Elizabeth Robinson, Margaret
Dirrickson and Mary Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlghman Johnston ara 50
favorably identified with amalaur drn.
MATES in tho city that WiImngtnninns
may DE assured of n successful entertain.
ment this evening, when W S Glbort's
Sweet Hearts" and "rhe Wed,itnA,
Marcel" will be presented for tho benefit
IF the Associated Charities at the Opera
House. Orchestra chairs, circle and two
'ows In balcony, 80 cents Reserved seats
% cents extra General ADM ssion to bal.
;ony back of second row, % cents
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