The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-03
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Daniel Horgan Of this city, is visiting
friends in Coatesyille.
Miss W. Marguerite yandcgrift has re-
turned to her home in Kenneth Square
after o pleasant visit in this city.
Miss Marian S. Crozier is in Philadel-
phia
Levi Ruth and Miss Annie Ruth of York
lyn were in Wilmington yesterday.
Hugh A. Garland is spendinga short va
cation at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.
Mr. Frank Gardner of Philadelphia
visited friends In this city yesterday.
Miss May Widener of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. Jerome Bell ut No. Sl5 West
Ninth street.
l. II. Falkland OF this city spent Mon
day in West Chester.
Miss Lydia j. Durham, formerly instruc.
tor OF elocution and physical culture at
the Y. w. c.. A, but now teaching
school at Mount Cuba, has been visiting
Wilmington friends.
Miss Leonora Keene of Camden, N. j.,
Is visiting Mrs. Charles Il. Griffith, No.
Sl3 Adams street,
Stephen n. Fogg, No. 600 w. Twelfth
street, celebrated his birthday, last even
9 ing, by having several friends and his
children present to take supper with him.
The evening was spent in social inter
course and only came to all end too soon.
William Dcmees of Little Rock, Arkan-
sas was on to pay o visit to his parents in
thi, city to-day. lIo is looking we'll and
says he has quite IA string Of good horses
that he Is getting in shape to race this
spring and summer through the Southern
States. He will race AS far North AS New
York
To-day there will be quiet wedding at
Malvern, quiet on account of the illness
of the BRIDES mother, who is a patient in
the Chester County Hospital. Rev Mar
tin Wood a well-knOwn minister of the
Baptist Church. will wed Miss Annie
+ EliZaboth Matlack daughter of Captain
Wilson NJ MatlaGk. Miss Matlack is one
Of the bright graduates of class 'g5 of the
Training School for Nurses. In the au.
tumn the couple will start for India, where
Rev. Wood goes as missionary.
DIR. Frank L. Grier of Smyrna and Miss
Florence Caulk OF Camden were married
in the st. Pauls Chapel Mt Camden, Del,
yesterday. A large number OF guests wit
, Messed the ceremony, The bride wore
white MORE, trimmed with antique lace.
The maid of honor was Miss Edna Will
Hanson. The bridesmaids were Miss Ell
lison and Maisy Townsend The best man
WINS Walter Grier, a brother of the groom.
i. Miss Helen Smithors played the wedding
march. The happy couple won't on we'd
(. ding tour.
Samuel Hadley, son of John Hadley,
near Kenneth, will be married on Thurs
day, March 18th, to a young lady Of this
city, MIR. Hudley is employed in the U.
B postal service, in Philadelphia, and will
take his blido on a wedding tour to Cali,
fornia, whore he will attend the postal
clerks convention.
The announcement is made of the pro
posed marriage of John Ray, of DOylos.
town, to Il popular young lady also Of
that place. Mr., Kay is we'll known in
this city, having formerly resided in Chcs-
ter.
II, II. Rumford Of Chester and Miss
Bessie fiolds, daughter of the late VIM.
Fields, of Eddystone, were married to-day
at the home Of the bride
The marriage of Evan Spencer, of Frank.
lin township, to Miss Ella, daughter of
Samuel Pyle, took place Thursday, at the
brides home, north Of Toughkenuamon.
Miss Daisy E. Sutton is visiting Miss
Elsie Belt Of Washington, ID. G.
DR.. John Ball Of HockesSn left on Mon
day to accept position il the Insane Asy-
Ann, ut NurrIstown, Pa.
w. A. Garrison who had boon attending
60 dey's College has returned to his homo
AZ Wachapague Va.
A pleasant birthday surprise was given
to Mrs. Chester W. Brink last evening, at
her home, 10 Washington street, Those
present We're: MIR aud Mrs. Geo. Vnndc.