Evening journal., 1897-08-25

ing to marry me, l would like to marry
you The young lady said she would
consider the matter and talk ii over
with her mother. The result was that
they were married a month later, and
the union proved a very happy one.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS ENTER
TANNED.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of Miss Florence Howard last
J evening. by her Sabbath school class
and a few other young folks. Those
present were: Walter Neisser Willie
Draper, Harry Mahan. Frank Cavender
Merrill Lynch. Fessie Mahan, Walter
Haugh, Calvin Appleton. Ella King,
Olga and Stella McCracken, Fred and
i Fay Howard, Reba Morton, Mrs. T.. G.
Howard and Miss Florence Howard.
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.
c. Harry Wiltbank, Of Lewes, has
taken unto himself a wife from the
Quaker City. He was married on Au-
gust at No. 1928 Woodstock street,
Philadelphia, by Rev. John f. Crouch,
to Miss Ada Davault
A WEST CHESTER ANNOUNCE
MENT.
The engagement of Miss Mary A.
Hayes, only daughter of William NJ.
Hayes, of West Chester, to Frederick
H. Gawthrop, Of Baltimore, is an
nounced.
DOUGHTEN-JCJHNSON MARRIAGE.
Oscar "A. Doughten and Miss Zena NJ.
Johnson, both Of this city, were mar
ried las, evening at the Union M. +.
parsonage, No. sos Washington street,
by Rev. John d. c. Hanna.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole were ten
dered a reception at their home, No.
lO16 Bennett street. and about twenty
six guests attended
John "A. Murphy, of Pittsburg, has
been here on visit to his mOoher-in-
law, Mrs. Sarah Newell, at Third and
Washington streets.
Willard Hall Porter and family have
returned from Cape May.
Street and Sewer Director Webster
is up from RehObdJh for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury, Jr.,
have gone to Portsmouth, n. H., for a
stay of several days.
Hon. William T. Lavender, OF
Smyrna, and DIR. John ]. Black, of New
Castle were Court House visitors yes
terday.
Miss Vera Gilbride and Master John
Lynch Gilbride have returned home
from Philadelphia, where they have
been guests of their gradmCther dur
ing lhe PAST three weeks.
John ). Gilbride sang in Philadelphia
on Monday evening.
Harry V. Bootcs is home from Reho-
both.
Charles H. Scott, who has beer
spending several days at RehobOth, is
home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Robb have
returned from RehOboth.
Rev. Percival c. Pyle, of Grace NJ. E
Church, Jersey City, son of City Audi
ter Isaac c. Pyle, is home from Eu
rope.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Fisher viii
return from Atlantic City on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bail Pierce are q
Atlantic City.
Edmund ]. Gee is at Ocean Grove ar,
Asbury Park.
William Beadenkopf is home from
RehohOth and Mrs. Beadenkopf is Wis
iting Clayton friends.
Mrs. NJ Newell and her 3-year-ol,
. daughter, Pauline. Of West Fourtl
street have left for n vacation of fou
weeks to Niagara Falls.
Walter S. Tazwell has gone to AT
lanic City.
]. B. Cats and wife, of No. 101
Trenton Place left for Reading. Pa
and other points of interest yesterda
morning
/ Joseph Poor, of Hartley, Del, is i
3 Wilmington on business trip.
Joseph Davidson has returned from
visit to his brother at St. Georges.
r. II. Cahall, of Smyrna, is register
ed at the Merritt House.
e A. A. Rutter, of North East, Nd, /
+ visitor in the city.
W. w. Thatcher, of Bridgeton. n. ]
is in town on a business trip of a fe'