The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-03
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| Mrs. s. g. Long is visiting In Harris.
burg. -
iss.Jennie Wright of Magnolia, Is the
guest Of Wilmington friends.
Francis kerwin, of Port Deposit, Is WIS.,
Ting relatives in this city. !
Mrs. Emma Johnson Of this city. Is Wis.
iLing In Baltimore.
John Strong and Miss Anna Grantland
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Morris A. Grub and George Baumann,
| of the Diamond State Brewery, are on an
extended business trip through Maryland
and Virginia.
Mrs. Clinton Roe, of this city, is being
entertained by her BROTHER Oils q. Giles,
| Miss Hattie Morgan of Chesapeake City
| is spending week with Miss Florence
Mcgee, OF this city.
Miss Dora Barr has returned to her
home in Port Deposit after a pleasant Wis
| 1t to friends here.
The marriage has been announced OF
Harry Ii. Arrlson, of -Linwood, Pa, and
Miss Florence Souder, of Eikton, 10 take
place on Thursday, April sth.
Mrs. L. W. Lewis, of this city, Is visit.
ing friends at Claymont.
Miss Ola Worth, who has been visiting
Miss Elsie JGslyn, 40i Jefferson street, re.
turned to her home In Newark yesterday.
Miss Fiorsace L. Perkins, a very popu.
lar lady of this city who has been danger
ously Ill with the grippe for the past seven
weeks is convale5cent.
n ,lo Ill xyia.
itor on Wednesday. &
Mrs. Cecil Craig has returned to Prin.
cipio after visit to this city,
Edward Anderson, of this city, has been
visiting his parents ut Principle. ICY
Harry Stanton visited relatives In Elk.
ton the first of the week.
Robert Bradbury of this city. has been
spending several days with Elkton rela.
tives.
Mrs Vim. j. Smith and daughter Mary,
have returned to their home in Elktop
after pleasant visit In this CITY,
Mr.. John H. Terrell of Elkton and Miss
Mary Elizabeth Taylor, of Philadelphia,
sister of Mr., e. W. Taylor, oil. Elkton will
be married at the home of the bride's
mother on Wednesday evening next ats
O'Clock. Mr. Terrell Is an active and
competent young newspaper correspon-
dent, and for number OF years has been
the Elkton representative of the Baltii
more Sun, Philadelphia ledger aud other
prominent dailies. MIR. and Mrs. Terrell
will reside at the corner of John and How ],
ard streets.
A party of ladies left this city last Wed.
nesday with Mrs. William Barnard, wife
Of the superintendent of the p, w. 3 B.
Railroad, in his private car, to spend bhe
day with Mrs. George w. Sadtler at her
home in Baltimore. The party spent the
afternoon at Walters Art Gallery return-
ing to Wilmington that night. Those In
the party were Mrs. William Barnard,
Mrs Clarence Mendcnhall, Mrs. James
Milliken Mrs Elliott, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. William Satta. OF Chestnut HIN
Mrs Frank Neavitt and Miss Helen Webb
of St. Paul street, were invited to dine
with the party.
The marriage of William T. Lndell and
Efle W. Kendall at the residence Of Frank
Brown in Pencader hundred took place
last Thursday evening. The Rev. Mr..
Stone, of Glasgow Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony, that made two
loving hearts one. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Brown, Mr.,
and Mrs. j. NJ. Pyle, of Wilmington; Nj
mother of the groom, Andrew Lindell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rnmbo, George and Sadie
Brown, Richard Brown, Oliver Rambo,
Armstrong Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs, John
Sweatman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall,
Mrs. kngsworth Miss 1rcne Kendall,
Willard Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gun.
bingham, Laura and Byard Kendall. After
the marriage a sumptuous supper was
prepared Rev. Mr.. Stone was the life of
the company and where he cannot amuse
bis listeners the company must be dull
and unappreCiatlve.
Slxty.two years ago at Chester, Miss
Mary Hutton and Joseph Gould were
married and the anniversary of that event
was celebrated yesterday at their home
No. an Market street. Although Mrs.
Gould Is IS years old and her husband 81,
they both enjoy good health. They have
been Baptists fifty-four years, having at
that time been baptised In the Brandywlne
hole in the ice. Mrs,
Guuld's father WAS Joshua Hutton, WHO
In 1927 kept the Otaheith Hotel on the site
where the Clayton House now stands On
her mothers side Mrs. Gould traces ana
cestry to the people who landed with WIZ
liam Penn, and settled near West Chester,
Tho buttons also came over at the same
time. Lawyer" Mary johnson Cover,
nor Benefits sister, was Mrs. Gould's great
grand mother. Her great granfiather
Caleb F. Johnson lived on West street
below Third, and in time when tho SIM
gle Takers were unknown, owned consids
crable land lying between Third street
and tho ChriStiaua river. Mr.. Gpulds
ancestry can also DO traced to Daniel
Boone. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Goulds seven
but two, Joseph II. Gould aud
OK. sheriff PiGrcA Could survive