The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-08
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| Miss Helen Ash of this city is the CUES
Of Miss Minnie Schabinger at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Butler of thi.
city were the guests of Smyrna friends on
Monday
| Miss Ida Wilson is the guest Of Clayton
friends.
Miss Madge Poinsett is the guest o.
Miss Bessie Garman near Blackiston.
Mrs. Josephine Coates and the
Misses Collins OF Bridgeyille is visiting
Mrs. Edward j. Messick Of this city,
L. c. Dalbett and family of this city
spent Tuesday as the guests Of West Ches
tor friends.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers and I'm.
portal Orchestra gave an enjoyable enter.
tainment at Epworth M Fl. Church last
evening. They will appear again this
evening.
The eight annual ball of the Bonagee
Athletic Club will be given this evening in
the hall at Second ard Washington streets.
George Stephens of this city was an
usher at tho wedding of George Alfred
Walls and Miss Minnie Fl. HAZEL at Sud
dlersville, Md, on Wednesday.
Edward MacInall, II former resident Of
| Wilmington, was an old office student and
assistant TO the late Dr. w. H. Pancoast,
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last Tuesday in Philadelphia.
John s. and Herbert Mulin were the
| guests of West Chester friends
Edward Maser aud vito Of this city are
guests of West Grove relatives
Miss Hannah p. Hance is visiting tho
family of Edward Hoops at West Grove.
Miss Alice Hanna has returned from a
visit to Chester.
Miss Name Foulk of Bethel. has re-
turned to her homo after short visit to
this city.
James H. Hayes and Mary A. Reed,
both OF this city were married By the Rev.
John France, on Wednesday, January 6.
William Joyce of Cecil county, Nd and
Annie Dobyns of this city, were quietly
married in this city on Thursday by Rev.
John France.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin was given sur
prise party by Miss Mamie Mcfarland on
"Wednesday evening Quite large num-
Der OF friends were present. Music and
games were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served III 10 o'clock. The guests left
for their home at u late hour after having
tn oroughly enjoyed the evening.
Miss Julia A. Drum of Philadelphia,
Will give the second lecture in the course
OF Shakespearean readings and recitals
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at the
Ursulme Academy, The subject will DO
1.-THE Study Of Shakespeare from the Dra-
matte Standpoint"
Tho Alumnao Association of tho High
School give an interesting and entertain.
ing musicale last evening ia the assembly
room of the High School. A large audi
once was present and they thoroughly en-.
1oyed the program.
Miss Sarah n pronlypnu- ,on,jo,
at Hubert A. Roops printing office, left
this morning for q three weeks trip to
baltimore, Washington and Newport
News, Pa, where she will spend the
greater portion of the time with hor sis.
ter, Mrs. James J. English She was ac
companiei by Mr., and Mrs j. Frank Ken.
dali, Of Concordyllo, Pa
Miss Leila NJ Townsend of Snow Hill
and Row Van p Northrup, of Lewisville,
"a, were married in Whatcoat Methodist
Episcopal Church, Snow Hill, this morn.
ing by Rev. Ralph r. Coursey. The best
man was Milton Townsend, brother of the
bride Miss Hudson was bridesmaids.
The usherS were Edward c. Conner and
William c. Powell
-, A pretty home wedding took place on
Tuesday evening at the residence of the
brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Burns on
Second avenue, In Rogers Ford, the
parties being Miss Lille May Burns and
Robert B!rchell, Of Philadelphia The
ceremony was performed by Rev. 0. H. Il.
Rauch Of tho Reformed Church.
The cantata, "Ihe Story of the Star"
was repeated last evening, by the Sunday
school Of tie Covenant Reformed Episco.
pal Church. 1t was success in every par
ttcular.
The engagement Of Mr., Charles Gay, a
NM nnI 20 ~
to Miss Elizabeth gill, Of the same place.
has been announced. The intended bride
Is daughter Of Jeffrey Gill, and the
happy event will take place on February
eth.
Charles ]. Beckett and Thomas Brown
lelt yesterday tO resume their studies at
Park Avenue Institute Bridgeport, Conn.
Senator Pierce and Attorney penniwell
OF Dover are III Wilmington to-day.
Miss Name Rogers of Philadelphia has
been the guest of Mrs John O'Neal Of Mt.
Cuba.
Mrs. John D9nahuei is dangerously i'll at
her home at Ashland Del,
Mrs. James T. Armour and daughter Of |
Bay View, Nd, are visiting relatives in
this city
Announcement Is made Of the marriage |
of Samuel NJ. B9ynard and Miss Lucy |
Caulk, which took place at Royal Oak on |
Monday, Nov, 30th, The Rev L. &, Mar.
tin OBLIGATED
Miss Margaret Stevens, daughter Of
Gooteo Stevens, Wiiliston, Caroline Co,
was married Thursday to W D Uhler, !
assistant engineer on the Queen Anne's
Railroad.
Mrs S, T. Rorer will give one more lee.
turo in the Board OF Trade rooms on Jan.
~ no e 81,
Women's Christian Association She
gave her first lecture Of the series last
evening.
Officer Lyons caught runaway horse
at Front and King,
The steamship Phosphor cleared with
oil today.
Superintendent Barnard and other
officials made y Tour Of inspection of the
F. W. " b Rai!roIl yesterday afternoon.
Sllverbrook NJ T. Church has invited
Rev. E. e. White 70 rs!urn next year as
pastor.
The union af9ern >on prayer meetings
at First Presbyterian Cauroh are well dG.
tended
Morris Levy at No 293 Market street
advtrtises bargains in boots and Shoes. -.s,
The lredgo Pacific was put in tbs Har.
Ian and l1OliingswOrth dry dock yesterday
" nero she will remain until repaired.
The Christian Enheavorera of Winning.
ton Will hold their quarterly rally in the
First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening, Feb ?. R9v. Frederick Lewis
NnA Rev, Mr.. Briggs will make addresses
The Alumnae Association of the High
school gave an Interesting and entertain
rg musicale last evening in the assembly
'oom OF the High school, A large audience
vas present and they thoroughly enjoyed
he programme Among those who took
BART we're; Master Alfred O'Connor Lulu
Elliott, Grace Hargts, lola Chafant, the
Misses Jones, Maria Crawford, Emma
Hc!n;!re, J. Milton Davidson, the Misses
7almsr Mary Morrow and others.
The Drownson Library Association at
meeting on Wednesday nigh, elected the
GLOWING officers. President, John 4. Ma
money; vice-president. Mark a. Shaw; re-
'o"ding secretary, Joseph A. McCalferty;
financial secretary, William v Dillon; cor
responding secretary, Thomas X. Egan;
treasurer, John J, McGoyera; librarian
Edward X. McNuity; first assistant, Will
lam Council; second assistant, Francis
Negiani messenger, Dennis sheridan d.
ectors John sheridan. Harry insolvency
ING Thomas p. Roach chaplain, the Rey.