The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-18
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Miss Agnes wier has returned to this
city after visit to friends at Marcus
Hook.
Miss Tillie Murch, of this city, is the
guest Of Mrs. Edward Milne, at Delaware
4 City.
Robert G. Houston, Of Georgetown, was
In this city yesterday,
John b. Allen, of this city, is in Mil
ford.
Mrs. r. Il. Gibson, Of this city is the
guest of Mrs. Fred W. Ousley at Chester.
Misses Marie L. Bernhardt and Marie
Tolmie, of this city, spent Sunday with
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Townsend is visiting in
Odessa.
Miss Mary Taylor has returned from a
visit TO Delaware City.
William B. Rash was in Chester Sun.
day.
Miss Mary Il. Hinkson spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Ella Challenger at
Chester
Harry j. Bokman has returned to his
home In Baltimore after visit with rela-
tives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Belville arc guests
Of DIR. and Mrs. Belville, at Delaware
City.
Christopher L. Ward and bride have
returned home from their wedding trip to
Niagara.
Miss Edith Aydon Of this city, Is visit.
ing friends at Smyrna.
Rev Father Daley, of Delaware City,
was visitor to Wilmington yesterday.
Mart Hopewell, of this city, was the
guest of his father in West Chester Sun
day.
Miss Sallie Furlong, Of this city, is on q
vacation to West Chester, Pa.
James Elliott has returned to his home
In Trainer after weeks visit to his
q daughter, Mrs. James Ball, of this city.
Miss Nellie ]. Dougherty, Of No. 2s0
West Fourth street. was among the many
visitors ut Paramount on Saturday.
Miss Rachel johnson, of FOL Tatnall
street, celebrated her forty-sixth birthday
yesterday. In the evening she rendered a
supper to her niece, grand niece and
nephew.
7. II. Calhoun and Miss Eva Calhoun
have returned TO their home, in Concord
after visit to Wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Redmile have re-
turned from short visit to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Scott at Seaford.
Mrs. Rebecca A Mask, of this CITY, is
visiting In Hartford county, Nd.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
oil Joseph A. Loves to Miss Lenora .Jeu-
II H..l.
Ga. m at St. Joseph's Colored Catholic
Church. Solemn high .nuptlal mass will
: BE- celebrated. The boys OF st Joseph's
Home will render Il special musical pro-
gram for tho occasion. Rev. Father w ell
bers will perform the ceremony and also
diver dn eloquent sermon on the 'Sacra.
ment OF Tho Matrimony."
DELAWARE sAEGENBUND'S CONCERT.
The Delaware Snengcrbund's concert
and ball last evening was one OF the most
enjoyable events of the season. The pro.
gram opened with concert by the society
And the Harmonic Club of Philadelphia
They sang ode Ehre Gotter," by Bee.
th0ven, in very fine style. Miss X Tegt.
meier charmingly sang "Fruenllngszett
Die Bekchrhe" and other solos She re-
Gtiyed many encores Tho bass solos OF
III. Il. Jones were enjoyable.
The Saengerbund, under the direction
Of Professor G. A. Hartmann, sang tho
prize selection to be rendered at ths Ma
tional SaengerfGst, In excellent manner.
The singers, however lacked confidence
The chorus also sang "Wie Die Wilde
Ros I'm Valid" and I'm erase Thauts "
The chorus and solo Die Allmacht and
the solo by Miss TegtInoier were also we'll
received After the concert the singers
sat down to supper
Professor Hartmann was congratulated
on the improvement Of the Saengerbund
singers under his direction.
After the supper dancing was begun
Music was furnished by al orchestra. The
grand march was led by Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Lange, followed by ono hundred
couples, Twenty. four dances were on the
GHeds and they lasted until past midnight
The ballroom presented a gay and bright
appearance.
ARRIVED HOME.
Hon. Thomas Il. Baynrd reached this
City yesterday afternoon from New York,
bringing with him the log of tho May
flower, Mr.. BAyard was driven to the
Security, Trust aud Safe Deposit Com.
pany whore the valuable book was depos
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