The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-05
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Qi1ce.
Mrs. James johnson is the guest of Ger
mantown friends.
Charles H. Smith has returned from
Smyrna.
J. M. Davidson, city editor of the Jour
\ ma, Is confined to his home at New Castle =
George W. Weiss of Cleveland Is in
town on business.
). l.. Fannon of Philadelphia Is with
Wilmington friends
T. w. Richardson of Georgetown is in
WiImin Jton.
* Price Speer Of Chamberburg, Pa. is
( "a this city
August McDermott of Trenton is In
town on business
Mrs. Milton ] Eastwood of Philadelphia
! u visiting friends in this city.
Miss Sallie Sullivan has returned from
. visit to friends at Marcus Hook.
Miss Elizabeth Hall of Smyrna is the
guest OF Wilmington friends
Miss May Jauvier Of this city is the
guest Of Mrs. Mary L, Boyd of Smyrna.
Miss Myrtle Knowles and Harry Phillips
4 were married at Bethel on Wednesday by
\ Rev. d. j. McFaull, Of the Methodist
Church.
Edward D. Hearne a member of the
Constitutional Convention from Sussex
County, and Miss Annie Laurie Wilson,
of Middletown, will be married in the Mid
dletown NJ L. Church on February II.
The annual reception of the Washing
ton Fire Company will be held IN the Ger
man Hall on the evening OF February 50.
Last evening Keokuk Tribe, o. r. NJ.
gave a musicale and literary entertain
\ ment in which John H. Olinger, Reese
Pyle Eddie Lawrence, Ethel McVey, Miss
Viola Hargis, Retta Carter, Emma Nc
Intyre, Master Harry White, E. Stout and
T. Mcintyre took part.
The fair being conducted by the Ladies
Auxiliary Of Riverview in tho Institute
building Is d success. Last night Hyatt s
orchestra was present and rendered sew
eral selections
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society Of Central Presbyterian Church
gave ''shingle social last evening A
piano solo was rendered by Miss Mabel
Price, and a reading was given by Miss
Eva Taylor after which games were play
cd. Refreshments were then served on
shingles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheck of Elkview,
have issued invitations to tho marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Katharine Joanna, to
Harry l. McLimans. The happy event
will take place on Thursday, February
nth, at 10 o'clock M, ut the home of the
brides parents
Cards of invitation are out for the wed
ding of H. Walter Ingram, son Of 5. Harry
Ingram, Philadelphia, and Miss Susan
4 Welsh, of Woodstown, N. J. The we'd
ding will take place at the home Of the
bride, on Thursday February 4, 1897. The
groom is a grandson of e. NJ. Ingram OF
Unionvlle.
There was q quiet wedding at tho Medic
\ Baptist parsonage on Tuesdoy evening al
6o'clock. The parties Joined in the holy
Sallie S. Derrickson, both Of Chadd's
Ford, Rev, W. r. Patton performed the
ceremony. &alt5
Peter b. Ayars left this afternoon to ut
tend the animal session of tho Maryland
8 ate Council OF l.. o, X. G, which is II
session in Baltimore aud will install the
new State officers
A graphophone entertainment will bt
given in Yorklyn school house on Satur
cay evening. Miss Lydia J. Durham vii
bo heard in readings.
Misses Agnes and Anna Halloran ant
Name Tonhey of Yorklyn are visiting il
this city. a.A
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Bell gave very
enjoyable euchre party OF their residence
No SIS West Ninth street, last evening tt
anumber of their friends.
The large audience that was privileged
TO listen to Professor Woodrow Wilson,
lecture upon the theme of Liberty" at the
New Century Club last evening at
O'Clock, enjoyed u rare treat. Tho dlstin.
,guished speaker was most charmlugly in
Produced by Miss Mather, president OF the
New Century Club, and for an hour enter.
tanned his audience with an analysis Of in
divdual liberty.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Nora, daughter of George II Muir
ray, TO Robert Peck, u young lawyer u
Scranton, Pa, on Tuesday afternoon
February 9Th, at the FELTON, Presby terial
Church.
Miss Luellu Smith and James Paris 0
q huntsville, Caroline county were married
ON the Goth ult., and Miss Addie Paris o
the same place aud Verta Baynard, .
Philadelphia, the next day.
Miss Nellie z. Burke, daughter of Rev
George W. Burke, pastor Of st. Michael
M. ". Church and niece of Rev. Asbur,
Burke, Of this city, was married Wednes
day to Edward Lambert of ChGStCrtOwn
at he church, in st. Mchael's The mar
riage ceremony was performed by tn
brides father, assisted by her brother, Rev
Edgar Burke. Mrs. &. b. Benson was or
ganist: The ushers were Carroll Pric
and William b. Price of St Michael
Wilbur Thomas of Chestertown ant
Walter Johnson Of Cambridge, Mis-, Mar,
Burke, the brides sister, was maid o
honor and Frederick G. Milton Of Chester
town, the grooms best man.
A farewell surprise party was given Mis-
Lizzie A. Dennis, No sl4 Jackson street
on Thursday evening preparatory to he
removal to Philadelphia, by her nilmerou
friends The evening was 4Dent in yOrn