The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-11
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addressed sour Gard DssEsl KHPuSIIoAs
| ONCE.
Miss Nellie Boden, the we'll known 70.
| calist OF Chester. Pa, Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Edward Harklns Of this city.
James M. Dickerson of the Washington
| fire company Is laid up with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Riggs is visiting in Dover.
Dr. William r. Bullock is i'll with 90.
| we're cold.
Mrs. L. P. Stacey Of Dover Is visiting
Miss Maud Drein.
II. Clarence Hollis has recovered from o
severe attack Of the grip.
The Misses Blanche and Annie Ainscow
have been visiting In Dover.
George A. Lowe and George H. Gray are
the guests Of friends in Delmar.
Peter Wood, of Taylor and Klrkwood
streets, is seriously i'll with the grip.
Harry McCloskey, who was formerly
clerk in the tax Office, is i'll with pneumo-
mia. I'm
W. Frank Bailey and Thomas Curley
have returned homo from a visit to New
York
An evening party was held at the home
Of William Church, No. 1905 West Fourth
street, last night.
Harold Stokes Of Whitfori, Hartford
county. Md , is spending ten days with b.
+, Brlnton of Silyorbrook.
DR.. james A. Draper was slightly i'm.
proved yesterday. His Temperature was a
trifle lower, but pneumonia has developed
one lung.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. DUPONT have
issued invitations for the marriage OF their
eldest daughter, Miss Eleanor DUPONT, to
Robson Lea Peret OF Germantown, Pa,
nv, WoInnCdnu Ellrunrv mt ID ntcInnlr
noon, at ST. Johns Church.
Mr.. w. j. Stewart, OF Seaford, has been
spending the week in this city,
Mrs. !. A. Kinder Of Atlanta was the
guest of Wilmington and Philadelphia
friends last week.
DE. NJ Gallagher of this city has accepted
the position Of chorister In place of Robt.
Emory at Claymont.
Mrs. Theodore Buckalew and niece,
little Hattie Evans, of this city, are Eeing
entertained by friends at East Netting
ham. -M
Miss Elsie Council Of this city is the
guest Of Miss Anna Rigdon, Of Ayondale.
Mrs. G. L. Stidham is the guest of rela-
tives in Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Coffee of Downingtown, 10
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. John Mendeuhall, was given a sur
prise party at her home Nv Hockessin, one
evening last week, and the affair was
greatly enjoyed by those present.
Miss Townsend of one of the Oldest FAM
lilies Of West Chester is in Wilmington to.
day attending the funeral of Judge Wales.
Miss Anna Windolph of Dover has come
to this city to accept a position.
Miss Laura Bell of Smyrna has been
vlsItiDp in thia citv and NpWnrk
Miss Bertha Hoffecker of Smyrna, Is the
guest of Miss Helen McCaulley Of this
I city.
A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs.
Levi b. Church, last evening ut their rest.
dence, No. 1905 West Fourth street. The
party assembled early in the evening, az
the home of Mr.. II. Mcbride, No. 11e0 w.
Sixth street, and proceeded TO the above
residence. Tho evening was spent in play.
ing games and refreshments were served
in abundance. II. II. Gardner furnished
Ont: Mr., and Mrs. H. Mcdaniel, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Mcdaniel, Mr.. aud Mrs +. Rick.
ards, Mr. and Mrs X. Biscoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vandegrift, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry Howell, Mr. and Mrs. w, Lowden,
Mr. and Mrs. Mcbride, Mrs. II. Brown,
Mrs John Miller, Misses May Maxwell,
Lizzie Crowding, Anna Bots, Nettie Mo.
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Bride, g. Merritt Bland, Bayard Brown,
Willard Yarnall, f. Dockcty aarry Reed,
Willie VANDERBILT, l.. Mcbride II. Brown,
Earnest Parks, W. Shcllady, H. Church,
Willie Church, Royal Woodrow, II. Rick.
ards, Jr.
On Wednesday next Miss Emma Br0use
of Thornton, daughter of George and
Susan Brouse, will b. married to Harry
Moore Of West Chester The ceremony
Nutil In NnH at N hnp .Nfft
bride, at Z o'clock in the evenins, sy heV.A
Mr. Hamilton.
Company A, N. G. D., has issued invita-
lions for " full lross military reception al
the Armory on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 22 The reception promises to be a
brilliant affair and Governor Tunnel and
his staff are expected to be present.
The leaders of the United Circles Of
Kings Daughters have appointed the fol-
lowing committee to make arrangements
to receive Mrs. Mari Lowe Dickinson, who
is to visit here on March 2: Mrs. Thomas
Benson, Mrs w. ]. Mahaffy, Mrs. J Mer.
rick Horn, Mrs. Huntingdon, Mrs Perry,
Miss Downey, Miss Horn, Miss Blanken,
Miss Green and Miss Hammitt. Mrs.
Dickinson is a well.known writer, seere-
tary of the National Order of Kings
Daughters and president of the National
Women's Clubs.
l. ne benevolent IlOneor Literary Assoc
citation gavo IL very enjoyable and success-
full smoker in their cOzy room last night.
Many members were present. The corns
mittee of arrangements, comprising
I Thomas Newell, William Malcolm, Joseph
File, John Finn and Thomas Monaghan,
had arranged tho following excellent pro-
gram, which was given as the guests mer-
rily smoked pipes which had been supplied:
Comic songs, James Connor; vocal solo,
with banjo accompaniment, Joseph Cam
non; comic song, William Connolly; man
dolin solo, Joseph Ficco; violin solo, Jas.
Grant; mandolin duet, Joseph Ficcio and
james Pennatta. Coffee and cakes were
served after tho rendition of the program.
Many home has been rendered sad and
doS0late by the loss of some dear, petite
child. This is q dangerous season for