The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-22
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Arthur De Marco visited West Chester
yesterday.
Mrs. MoComb's condition was improved
last evening.
Mrs P. 8. Frck of Philadelphia has re.
turned homo after O short visit to this
city.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Regain is i'll at her
home and Is under the care OF DIR. j. z.
Fahey.
Miss Lucia G. Otto Of Philadelphia Is
spending two weeks with Miss Nellie
Gouert, of 1891 West Eighth street.
Miss Meta Idell Hlllsby has gone on
three weeks trip to Coatesville.
Miss Sallie Grassland formerly cashier
with r. p Carey, 419 King street Is Wis IT.
ing in Middletown.
Charles Il. Gouert has been spending
some time in Philadelphia,
Horace and William Karr Of the Wash
ington Fire Company and Albert Beckley
are at Delaware City fishing.
Samuel H. Baynard is out Of the city on
a business trip.
George H. G. Simmons, clerk In the
water department is confined TO his home
on Madison above Eighth street suffering
with an attack of pneumonia.
Miss P. H. Bratton of Kenneth Square,
is the guest of her daughter in this city.
Professor aud Mrs. James f. Carroll
have Issued invitations to their friends IN
Dover and elsewhere, to the celebration OF
their twenty, first wedding anniversary to
be held next Monday evening, Goth inst.
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citation will BIO held in the rooms of the
organization. and will open on February
10. The members are working hard to
make the fair success and 1t promises to
be one.
The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Club of
the University of Pennsylvania announces
n concert in the drawng-room of the New
Century Club on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary6.
Wilmington Conclave, No. IL A. o. A.
NJ. held its monthly bungle last evening,
when the newly elected officers were in.
stalled. After the meeting IL collation.
was served and it was enjoyed by the
members.
Edward NJ Wistar of Germantown, on
Tuesday evening will deliver an address
in Central Pres. Church on Armenia.
Mr.. Wistar was with the Red eros; So
ciety in Armenia, and his lecture will 70
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Kings Daughters. No admission Will he
charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bullock on We'd
nesday evening, entertained their children
and grandchildren at their home, No l35
Elliott avenue, in honor Of their golden
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Jonas Fuld accompanied by her in.
FAINT daughter, who has been visiting her
parents in Philadelphia returned nome to-
day
David P. Crawford, q popular cond uctor
on the Rivcryiew line of the Wilmington
City Railway Co. and Miss Celia M. Gala
han, were married Wednesday by the
Rev. A. N. Keigwin, d. D., pastor of West
Presbyterian Church.
An entertainment and dance were given
under the auspices of Prof. r. Stanley
Burleigh for the benefit of The pupils Of his
Class in eocution at Eden Hall last even
ing. A delightful time was had and re-
frcshments served.
Mrs. Cyrus Pyle, who goes South every
spring. will visit the Bahama Islands this
year, Sho will be accompanied on her
trip by Miss Mary Florence Ycatman Of
kennett township who is sister of Mrs
Pyle, the wife of DR.. j. Z. Pyle, Mrs
Elizabeth Wise and Miss Rachel Smith.
The party will leave here on Saturday by
rail for st Augustine, Florida They
will spend some time there then cross
that State and sail for Nassau, Bahama
Island. They will remain South several
months.
An evening social was given at No. $40
West Seventh street last night The
evening was spent in playing games and
various other amusementS. At late
hour the guests were served with cake and
ice cream. Among those present We're:
MIR. and Mrs. C. Il. Pyle, Misses Murlie
Driscoll Nora Lewis of Snow Hill, Nd,
Sallie Hancock, May Brown, Agnes Crum-
fish, Avcrala Crossan, Emma Craig,
Messrs. G. j. Pyle, Ernest and Clarence
Driscoll, John James, Gus Garrison, B.
| Clymor, Eugene English, Harry Nugent,
| Leslie Pyle, A. b. Wickersham and G. L,
Pyle Jr
Miss Molie r., daughter of Mr. and
| Mrs Daniel McGovern Of Kaolin, Pa,
| and William J. Jenness, Del. were mar
| red at o'clock on Wednesday afternoon,
| Jan. 20, 1897 at Ashland Del, by the Rev
| f. J. Connolly. The happy couple took
tho evening train for weeks trip in the
! northern part of the State, Their future
home will be in Lincoln, Pa.
| Stop That Cough Take warning
| II may lead TO Consumption. &c Jotte
| OF Shiuhs Cure may save your lie. Sold
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