The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-24
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ONE.
The Misses Dickey have gone on a tri
10 California.
Harry Lungren has been visiting hi
uncle.in West Chester.
Laura Beckles, the child artist will dane
~ the Auditorium tonight
Mrs, Richard Dripps of this city, was
Visitor to Coatesyille on Sunday.
Edward Fahey, of this city, is VISITING
mis- aunt, Mrs. NJ Fahey Of West Chester
Misses Josephine and Helena Mask hav,
gone Tor months visit to Baltimore ant
Washington.
Tho Rev. w. II. Gallagher, of East Sagi
nav. Mich, is visiting his brother, j. j
Gallagher in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Swain and Miss Swain
are visiting at the home of the Rev. NJ.
Heath, No. 9l1 West Seventh street.
The marriage of Harry j. Holland, Of
HazletoE, Pa, to Miss Margaret Ayars
shoemaker, OF West Chester, is announc.
cd. The event will occur in April.
Mrs Thomas Steward of this city visited
her sister In Kenneth Square on Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Martin and children Of this
city,. arc visiting her parents, Robert
{ Walker and wife Of Kenneth Square, Pa.
National Councillor of o. L. A. NJ. Nor.
ris Baier and wife of New Brunswick, N.
j.. and National Secretary John Server,
:, OF Philadelphia have returned home after
a visit to Mr., and Mrs. Frank A. Slower of
6s4 East Fourth street.
Street and Sewer Department Commits.
soners Simmons and Chambers, s. S.
Adams, Frank McCloskey and Charles
Kyle went to Dover to-day
Gerard Barry, the noted artist, was a
guest of Miss Wilson of Claymont on Sum
day.
James c. gilbert of Chester, reached
tne half century mark yesterday in his
life and In the evening he was rendered q
reception. A supper had been provided
and partaking of the good things the re-
maindor Of the evening was spent in a
social manner. There were guests pres
ent from Philadelphia, Wilmington, Ger
mantown, Havre do Grace and Chester.
Those from Wilmington Were; Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Culbert, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Trumbauer, Miss
Jennie Weaver.
Quito pleasant birthday surprise was
tendered Miss Lizzie Williams, Monday
evening at her homo, HOS ratnall street,
by her father and friends. The guests
mental music. AT late hour all wero
invited to the dining room where refresh
MN were served. Miss Williams was
the recipient OF IA handsome music cabinet
presented by her friends. Among those
pre- sent were: Misses \. Brown. Il. Jack
son, Il. Hopkins, L. Spencer, NJ Patterson,
McNitt, 5. Glasgow X. Jefferson, j.
Jefferson, V. Brown, i Graves, a. Lewis,
Messrs, H. Jefferson, &. Wright, c. Hin
X A M,
The Country Club of Iorklyn held it's
regular mont bly meeting "Wednesday
eyoning, at the home OF Miss Lydia Dur
ham. About forty members were present.
A pleasing program was rendered after
which Refreshments were served. Tho
meeting adjourned to meet on March 10th
at the homo of Miss Edith Way.
A Mr.. Achenhach has removed from
this city to kennett Square, Pa,
The wedding of Miss Eleanor DUPONT
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Francis q. Du-
Pont, aand Robson Lea Pcrot of German.
sown, Stock place to-day at noon in st.
Johns p. h. Church. The church was
tastefully decorated for the happy event.
The bridal party entered to the strains of
Lohrengrin's beautiful wedding march
played by Francis Il. Morrison. The
ushGrs We're Messrs. Francis l. DUPONT,
Charles Lenig Morris Perot Eugene Du.
Pont, John Roberts and L. Pcrot Bissell.
The ceremony was performed in he
ehance of he Church by Bishop Coleman,
uncle OF the bride, Rev. Elli,ston Pcrot
brother of the groom, rector of ST.
Stephens Church, Wisssahickon, Rev.
DR.. Littell, godfather OF tho bride and
Archdeacon Hall, The charming bride
was given away by her father and was at"
teded by her sister. Miss Irene Sophie Du-
POnt, as maid of honor while her six
bridesmaids were Misses Amy DUPONT.
Alice DUPONT, sarah perot, May White,
Mary Richards and Miss NJ pcrot. Tho
best man was Mr.. Knox Taylor
The bride ware becoming gown of
IVORY white satin trimmed with pearls and
orange blossoms and wore white tullG
veil. The lrock OF the maid Of honor was
OF white orgaudie over white satin with
PINK trimmings ami carried pale pink car
nations. The gown, Of the bridesmaids
We're white Organdi0 over green trim.
mlngs The nOsegays wore of half blown
roses and carnations. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served ut the
home Of the bride to few friends Of the
bride and groom.
&rhc church.wGs filled with friends of the
contracting parties among which were no.
ticed the {, lowing persons.
From PhllndClp hIa-Mr. and Mrs. JOS |
Perot, Mr. and Mrs Il. pcrot Mr. and |
Mrs. Perot Morris, the Misses rcrot, Mr.
md Mrs, II. l. Garter, he Misses Carter |
Mr. ANA Mr. Ma>kel Ewing, the Misses
Ewing Misses RDhJrtS Mr. aud Mrs |
Ihoursun, Joe Wayne, Misses lea, Mrs
George b. White, Mrs. Sims, Edward Car
penter, MIR. and Mrs, Lynch Montgomery,
Mrs ;. Dccatie smith, Rev and Mrs. !
lines
FROM Wilmington-Pm Lea, Miss
!! ea, The Misses Lea, Mrs Andrew Wilson.
Miss Wilson, Mrs McIDvanu, Miss Me.
liVaine, Mrs. Turner, Mis-, urner Marie
More, Misses Swift Ez.brrh Candy,
key anu Mrs. Miller, Rev, and Mrs. Lit.
,ell, Misses Lttrll, R"y, and Ms. Hall,
Mr.. ami Mrs. Eugene DulOut DIR. and
Mrs. Alexis DUPONT, Mr. ANA Mr. Foster,
hr, and Mrs. Victor DUPONT, Jr. Colonel
ma Mrs. DUPONT, Mis- DUPONT, Mrs |,
sumo .,lmuhs. The presents were NUM-
'fOuS ana beau liul and were received from
very largo ely IN America and puri5.
Alter bG"i honeymoon tour lha pair
Rill reside III Germantown where Air
0erot Is selecting beautiful mansion,
The oratoro Of Paul the Apostle"
vas repeated llsD might IN Delaware Ave
se Baptist Church by the Fcrd Fullmcr
aaie Chorus. y lalEc nudlourc was pres
Mt he 0ra.orlO WAS ONu OF the best |
yer sung in this city aud It far exceeded
ny pre'toi, Efforts Of The popular organ
IatiOn.
Miss Carl, " Sariug was the pianist.
nd pleased all hy her efforts. The piano
'as used during but one part Of the rem
ition. win. NJ ). Brown ~, sided at the
ryan IN his usual mastery style. protrs-
Or j. T. NNm.r coudurIod the rhoruscs
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