The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-12
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tcommunioations for this column should
addressed sour Gard Haskell kEruDLIoAs
ONCE.
The Rev. F. Burgette Short Is visiting
II Milford.
DIR. W. r. Bullock was improved some
what last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Hopes have
Q short visit
Mrs. Wilmer Fell of Mill Creek hun,
bred is visiting tho family Of Samuel Fell
at No. 1928 West Ninth street.
Harold Stokes, B. f. Brinton and e. l.
Truman visited Philadelphia yesterday.
To-day they will go to Washington.
Mrs. George A. Roberts, of No .3o7
Broome street, has been called to New
York city by the illness OF her father.
Mrs. Ella Wadsley and her daughter.
Miss Hattie, now of Baltimore, but for
mer Wiimingtonians,a are visiting relatives
In this city.
Miss Yost, residing on DuPonts Banks,
who has been spending the past two weeks
with friends out of the city, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs Rodgers of philadelphia is visiting
the Toy homestead On the Kenneth pike.
Albert E. CHM of Mlddletown and Miss
Ella McDevitt of Philadelphia were mar
red in the latter city Wednesday evening.
Harry Eliason of this city was groomshah'
Miss Hattie Morgan>of Chesapeake City
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Il. b. Ridgway's class assisted by
Professor Burleigh will give a musicale
and literary entertainment in Eden Hall,
February II.
Eugene Toy, corresponding clerk OF
Brighton hotel, Atlantic City, was called
homo on account of the sudden illness OF
his mother.
Invitations were issued by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Refs of Smyrna, to the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Clotille to b. Barney
Miftofsky, Of Philadelphia, at their home,
Wednesday, February Gath at noon.
Miss Ida Cain and Henry Wix, of Eel
ton will be married Wednesday morning,
February II at $50 o'clock, in the Presby-
terrain Church.
John G. WhitIock and NIiss Eva Rawley
were married at the M. ?. parsonage,
Smyrna, last Wednesday evening, Feb.
rnary g. by Rev. B. Il. Jester.
Miss Aimer Carter, daughter of Edward
Garter, of Dover, and Charles h; Gregg,
home of the brides parents on Governors
avenue next Wednesday, February II, ut
o'clock,
On January 30, John T. Roberts and
May Bell Morgan both of this city, were
married by Row. W. Il. 5. Murray, pastor
of st. Paul's NJ. e Church. The wedding
was private on account of the poor health
Of the brides mother.
The Wilmington Musical Association
gave grand concert in the Congregation
Baptist Church last night. A pleasing
program of vocal and Instrumental selec.
tions was rendered,
Selections from the works Unpopular au-
thors were read and illustrated In tableaux
at the entertainment given in EpWorth
Church last evening by the Home Bright
snsrs' Circle of Kings Daughters.
The social committee Of the Christian
Endeavor Society of st. Paurs NJ. h.
Church held an enjoyable sociable i'll he
basement of the church last evening. The
room was lighted with banquet lamps.
The following program was oxcellently
rendered: Mandolin solo, Frederick
Beaston; vocal SOLO Meta Hillsley; recita.
tipn William Morton, and IL whistling solo
By George Jones Addresses were made
by f. +. Slocum and Rsv. w. l., 5. Muir
ray. Refreshments were served after the
selections
Gussie L. Davis, the well-known com.
poser is with the Octoroon Company at
the Opera House. Among the compositions
by the coored composer is that OF the
'.Fatal Wedding"
Miss Mabel Morrison entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home, 500 Ta5nall
street, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. W. Syester Shenton of Cambridge,
Is attending school in this city
Captain Willard Thompson is in Balti-
more to-day.
General J p Postles attended the Shoe
and Leather banquet in Philadelphia last
night and WAS one of the speakers.
John Woolson has accepted position
as night clerk in Stucks lunch purlors at
300 East Front street.
Mrs. W. B. Rodman has returned home
from Il visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
Peter Is. Elmer, Professor Fred Becker,
William Nahlrr, Christopher Pluesser and
Christopher Bower, five Of tho most prom.
inent German citizens In this city will
celebrate their birthdays this evenig, The
singing section of the Delaware Saenger-
bund will visit each of their residences
and render choice selections. A general
good time will be enjoyed by those pres.
ent
Martin II Bradley and Miss Katharine
A. Stubs of Fulton township, will DO
married next Wednesday in Philadelphia.
o. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. AmO, X. Brad
ley rendered them reception.