The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-19
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Office.
A. s. Reed is In Washington to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Of this city have re
turned from visit at Isabella, Pa.
William 7. Giles was in Elkton yester.
day.
James Perry, after passing the winter
In this city, has returned to Ocean Grove
topass the summer,
Miss M. LeCompte and trimmers are in
New York attending the millinery open
ings
Mrs. G. ". Butt and Mrs. G. M. Zobley
Of this city are spending few days In
New York ciJy
Miss Mary O'Connor went to Philadel.
phia to- day, whera she has accepted an ex
cellent position.
d. w. Lynch and wife started this morn.
Ing for few days visit to their parents,
In Westgrove, Pa.
May bell H. Walker of Kenneth Square,
ison visit to friends In this city and
Philadelphia.
William Lawton is visiting Washington
to-day.
Samuel Woiters is In Philadelphia to.
day attending largo clothing sale.
Mrs. Pyle, wife Of Dr. Pyle of this city,
was in Kenneth Square yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor is entertaining Mr.,
and Mrs John Concannon Of Kenneth
Square Mrs. Concannon Is Mrs. Taylor's
sister.
Frank Thompson. president Of the Penn.
sylvania railroad, with the Misses Ann
and Sadie Thomson and DIR. William H.
Thomson. have returned to Philadelphia
after enjoying several days shooting on the
Bush river. They were the guests Of the
Grace Quarter Ducking Club They re.
turned IN Mr. Thomson's private car We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Emma Parker, of Cherlton, and
Frank wilkins, of Cape Charles, Va, were
married Wednesday In Ford Hotel, POGO
moke City The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. j Simonson Howk, of Pitts
Creek Presbyterian Church. The bride
was attired in black travelling outfit.
After the ceremony the couple returned
to Cape Charles.
Delegations from Camden Lodge, No. !,
A. o q. W, Vulcan Lodge of Marshall
ton and Fidelity Lodge Of this city, last
evening were the guests of Wilmington
Lodge when pleasant evening was spent
Mr.. Max Ephraim the popular Market
street clothing merchant last evening,
celebrated his fortieth birthday anniver.
sary at his home 4ls Jefferson street. A
very pleasant time was spent and refresh
ments were served Those present were.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Slesinger, Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Liebcrman, Professor We'll, Mrs Max
hphraim, J. Max Ephralm and Miss Rosa.
lind Ephraim
very pretty wedding took place yes.
terday at the home of Mrs. Louisa Black.
burn on the Stockford farm about three
miles from this city when her daughter
Jennie was married to A. Frank Meggin.
son The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR., Hubbard of Madison Square
Church, Baltimore formerly of Union M.
&. Church, this olty The bride was gown
ed in stone blue corded silk with MORE
effect prettily trimmed with lace, and car.
ried brides roses. The ceremony was per.
formed in the doorway between the par
lors and the rooms and tables were very
dantily decorated with smilax and cut
flowers largo number II valuable and
useful presents were received. Among
those present were:
Mr., and Mrs. John H. Blackburn, Mr..
and Mrs, Leslie Blackburn and children,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert White. Mrs. George
l.. Stidhan, Walter Morgan, MlRs Morgan,
Miss Ella Carr, Mr. and Mrs wainwright,
Miss Anna ndRobert .Grler Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stafford, Mr. uud Mrs, Thomas Stat
ford, George Tindall, Mis-, Fannie S. Est
ling, Mrs. Albert Rood, Mrs George w.
Miller, Miss Kate Miller, Percy Tindall,
Miss Mary Tindal! Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. John Bank,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Banks, Mr. and Air.
Samuel Darlington Mr,and Mrs. Will lam
Banks, Mrs Fanny Henderer MIR. and
Mrs Jesse Jones' Richard M0gginson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Levy, Mr., and Mrs VIII.
liam Cole, Misses Mary and Laura Banks,
M A n nj
gln,on, Percy Henderer, Charles Henderer
Misses Lavnia, Luetta, Sadie and NV
3ilitoe. Frank Moore Mr.aad Mrs Ha Y
Evorson and daughter, Elliott BroN
Mrs. Letitia Everson md daughter, Nj
Bessie White, Miss Agnes Hammell, John
spocrl Willard +. Davis, Miss Clara Black :
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watsoa,
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Talley,
MIR. ana Mrs William King Of Philadel-
phia: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sutton, Misses
Maggie md Lizzie McCaulley, Charles
HOChulley OF Philadelphia; Hickman
iannett. Mr., and AIRS. George Blackburn.
Mrs, Emma Lulf, Lizzie Smith. Newport:
Mre, Anna Sllitoe, Theodore Blackburn,
Miss Letltia Blackburn, Miss May Booth.
Mr. n G. P Tull, of Marion. Md and
* Sheriff of Somerset county attended
he grand lodge of A. O w. in Baltimore
IN tho 10th On his return he paid short
7isit to his BROTHER VIM Y, full of this
,ity. He also visited the Wilmington
Lodge A o, ". last night and returned
lome on the late express.
The ladies of West Presbyterian Church
Will have soClable this evening. All the
members and their friends are invited to
DIN them and have pleasant chat.
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The note Of the Powers to the Greek
Consul at Greece did not order him to
cave the island within 46 hours, but
merely notified him Of the blockade.
The Servinn Minister called the Turkish
Jonsuls attention to the affairs at kosso.
70, where Christians are panic stricken on
.cco unit of civilization of Turks, also to u
ecent attack ON Servian Consul a Ushub,
saying that conflict might have SER
Gus consequence.