The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-20

ADMINISTRATIONS tor this column should
pssaMsis.s,i 2a ono siis % the paper bnly 4ad
ONCE.
Miss Nellie Gouert Is visiting friends In
Philadelphia
Mrs. Brown, OF New York. IA visiting
Mrs. Jacoby of this city.
the Clayton House.
j. Lea, of Philadelphia, is In town.
Joseph Bringhurst, of Washington, Is In
town.
| W. S. Way Of West Chester, is in town.
Moses Rambo, OF Coatesville, is here 10.
7. J. Callahan, of Philadelphia, is In
Wilmington.
Mrs. Lidie Taylor and son Cheyney were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Taylor,
OF W. West Seventh street, on Sunday.
nlwood Sharpe and family have been
visiting In West Chester.
| Frederick ID. Fitfeld Of Philadelphia, IL
| visiting n w. Rogers for few days.
| Ex.Ambassador Bayard and his family
| are expected home some time next month.
DR.. and Mrs William !. Speakman have
| returned from visit to eoatesvllie. 81
Ex-Secretary of State j. Harvey White.
man has returned from visit to New
York.
The Dramatic Club will give its second
performance on May 10 at the Opera
House, when the. play, 1.-THE Snow Ball."
will be presented.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Sara 8. Reeve, daughter Of Mrs N. J.
Reeve of this city, to Willis B. Candy, a
prominent young lawyer, Of Chicago III.
The marriage has been announced Of
Miss Annie Smith and Cyrus Hatfield,
both Of Georgetown. The ceremony will
s 5ske place 81 on wednesday evening, April
brides sister. Mrs. g. p. Bartgis, No. 1885
North Eden street, Baltimore.
TThe wedding OF Frederick E FItHeld
Of Philadelphia, who is we'll known In
Wilmington, and Miss Mamie O. Mack of
Jersey City, has been announced for May
About for members OF Fidelity Lodge,
No. 49, Ancient Order OF United Work.
man, left for Camden, N. j., over tho r.,
w. & B., railroad last evening, They will
be entertained by Fidelity Lodge OF that
city
Mrs. Charles NJ. Herdman, Of this city,
has been visiting her parents down State
Mrs. J, II. MeWhorter and Miss Annie
McWhorter are guests Of Mrs. Leontlne
McWhorter, OF 3d. Georges.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Collins have 70.
turned from visit TO Lewcs.
Mrs John G. Hook of this oity, is
spending several days In Chester, her
former homo
Miss Carrie D. Hartensteln has return
ed to her homo In East Nantmeal after
pleasant stay with friends In this city
Messrs Sharp and Allcutt Of the Singer
Sowing Machine headquarters in Chester,
Pa, have been transferred to the Com.
pany's headquarters In this city.
Miss Gray WINS inembar Of u large
house party entertained by Governor and
Mrs Lowndes, Of Maryland, at their hand.
some country home at Cumberland last
waak.
Wilmington Conclavs of MogullIans is
arranging a fine program for an entertain
fnent to be glven the members, their
wives and women friends, on Thursday,
April 30.
very enjoyable progressive euchre
party was given last evening at No. 1913
Washington street In honor Of two young
and accomplished ladies' who are in our
city ON visit. Miss Cameron of Reading,
Pa, and Miss Herring of Baltimore Md.
A dance and supper last evening marked
the silver anniversary of the German LII.
brary Association In German Hall. About
800 friends and members OF the association
enjoyed the event. One OF the most plens-
Ing features was the presentation of hand
someIy engrossed certificates of member.
ship to Henry Miller, Andrew Wilhelm,
Fred VonBourdor, Anton Hauber and
Cabberger, who are charter members. Tho
organization was effected in 1873 and to.
lay the membership numbers no. There
Are 1875 German volumes and $40 English
works In the library. The property is
worth $1,000.
At the supper Ludwig Melchoir ysa-S
and the following toasts were
responded to: 1.-THE City OF Wilmington"
Mayor Jefferis "The German Library"
VI. Nurnberg; "The Charter Members"
larry Miller, who also accepted the GER
ifcates of original membership. Frod
Won Bourbon read the history Of the so.
iety from the time 1t was started Until
he present year.
The grand march at the dance was led
" Paul Steinke and Miss Lena Feukle.
The officers of the hall were; Matter Of
ceremonies Paul Stelnko; floor manager,
Frank Kratsel; assistants, Daniel Dohl
nd Gustavs Stelnke; committee, Fred w.
felsa Ludwig Melchoir, Edward Seden-
erg Paul Stcinke, Matthew Nurnbcrg,
iustavs Stelnke and Daniel DOLL
The wedding Of. Miss Edith Wallace,
aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wallace,
I West Fifty seventh street, New York
lily, to Horace Greeley Knowles, Of this
ity will take place in t.James' Episcopal
,huroh, Madison avenue and Seventy frat
breet, New York, at 1 O'Clock this after.
Don, A number Of Wilmington people
,ent there this afternoon. =,
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