The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-28
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L Miss Sallie Adams of Media entertained
| several Wilmington friends last week.
John H. Rodney has recovered from his
recent Illness
P. b. AldrIch Of Summit Bridge was In
| this city yesterday,
Acknowledgement White Of Georgetown
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Nils Rebeoca Graham of Charlestown
Md, returned home yesterday, after visit
to this city.
Superintendent Hutchings, of the Will
| mington City Railway Company, visited
| Dover yesterday.
| =. Paul Taylor is spending his vacation
from the High School isvisiting relatives
at Kenneth Square.
Miss Mary Young of Wilmington was
the guest of Oxford friends last week.
Mrs. Samuel W. Taylor returned home
yesterday from weeks visit to her sisters
at BENNETT Square.
Miss Hannah Wilde has returned to her
home in Upland after visit to friends in
this city.
Miss Mary O'Neil, daughter OF Owen
ONeil of Yorklyn and Edward V. DuRoss
of Wooddale, will be married this after
noon by Rev. f. j. Connolly.
Mrs. Peter Riley, of Newark, Del, is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs, Lewis
Pyle at Kenneth Square.
Mrs. P. H. Bratton has returned to Ken
nett Square from visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. John O. Farra and Miss Marie
jackson Of this city have been spending a
few days with the family Of Evan p.
Green, at Kenneth Square.
Miss Carrie l.. Wilson of this city is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Wilson, London
derry.
The Swiss Minister and Mime. Pioda
last evening entertained large company
at dinner IN Washington. Among those
present were the Misses Gray, daughter of
Senator Gray of this city.
At the Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia,
last night brilliant wedding occurred
when Miss Frances Nathilde Disston was
married to Mr.. w. c. Poillon of New
York.
Company A. N. G. d., will hold their
annual reception on the evening Of Feb
ruary % in the Armory The committee
of arrangements is Lieutenant II. V. d.
Bootes, chairman; G. p. Cotton, II. NJ.
Smith, f. b. Bayne, j. w. Reed, Il. w.
Drake, r. J. Fields, II. c. Tazewell, p. l..
Hcnderer, r. X. Jones, G. w. Francis and
p. Traynor.
The wedding of Mr.. Fillmore Cattell
and Miss Emma B. Willis, of Woodbury.,
N. j., occurred recently, Rev Mr. Urban,
rector of the Episcopal Church. being the
officiating Clergyman.
Tho Bayard Legion Ball tomorrow
a IT. I
grand affair. Governor Tunnel, and
Constitutional Convention, Senator. elect
kenney, William f. Harrity, II. l. Bryan
former secretary to Thomas F. Bayard
and all the city and State officers.
In West Presbyterian Church this even
ing tho oratOrio paul, the Apostle" will
be rendered by Ferd Fullmer Chorus. In
the first part tho soloists will bo soprano,
Elizabeth Schwab; alto Emma Thiclman;
tenor, ID. Vance Thomas; bass, H. C.
Taylor. In the second: Soprano, Maud
Thomas, contralto, Mrs. Fred A. Ross;
tenor, James A. Ward bass, ]. A. Butler.
Male quartette-James A. Ward, G. M.
Banks, J. A. Butler, A. ]. Butler. In the
third; Miss Frances Gallagher, soprano;
Mrs. Fred A. Ross, cOntralto: G NJ. Banks, I
tenor; Walter Bennett, baritone.
Mr. Roswell J. Bowen, of Wilmington,
was married last evening at llillsboro
NJ. Il. Church, Caroline county, Md, to
Miss NJ. Bessie Fleming, daughter of c. II.
Fleming. There were two little flower
girls, Kathleen Knots and Naomi Rolph
costumed in white silk. Tho ushers wee
Frank r. Fleming, Harry Fisher, l. II. |
Sparkling and G, NJ Bowen. Tie we'd |
ding march was played by Prof. &. G. NJ. |
Schrivlner. The wedding ceremony was |
performed by F., +. Carpenter. The bride |
was attired in Il travelling suit of "dregs |
of wine"
At the Methodist Pro estant Church,
Burrsvillo Caroline county, last night,
Mr. II. Ferdinand Baynard, of Philadcl-
phia, and Miss Addio Paris were married
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. H.
W. ID. johnson. Memberships wedding
march was rendered by Miss Angie Mas
ten, of harrington, Del. There were two
little flower girls, Misses Mary and Mag.
gle Porter. They were dressed in white,
and carried pink and white carnatou
flowers. The bridesmaid was Miss Sallic
Paris. She wore Nhito cashmere dress.
Mr. Orah BaynNrl, Of Philadelphia, was
groomSman. The u7hCrs were Thomas
CANAL, Thomas Smith, James Paris and
Walter Mitchell. The bride wore an
evening costume of white cashmere, with
silk and pearl trimmings, white gloves to
match, and veil draped with orange bios
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