The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-22
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Mrs. Deshields, of Fruitland, Nd, Is the
guest OF s. l.. Thawley, of this city.
Miss Wogan rode to New Castle to-day
on her wheel.
Frank Fleming has returned from Wis
1t to relatives at Harrington.
II, Pearce and wife of Salisbury, Nd,
are at the Clayton House.
Mattiford Short, of Georgetown, was In
this city to day.
G. Walter Heath, of Philadelphia, is In
town to-day on business.
w. Naughton, Of Pittsburgh, is down
the State.
F. B. Donaldson, Of Baltimore, is in
this city.
Rev. d. Bates, Of Clifton Heights, Is at
the Clayton House.
| D. L. d. Forrest, Of New York city, is In
| town on business.
Miss Emma Downes, of Harrington, Is
the guest Of Wilmington friends.
j. Albert Wood Is in New York.
Samuel Bender has gone to Glasgow,
Del.
Mrs. Stewart Carlisle, Of Rising Sun,
Md, is visiting in Wilmington.
Cyrus Hughes, of Sadsburyville, was In
this city on business Tuesday.
Miss Emma keim of this city, has been
the guest OF Miss Edith Riggs, at New
Castle.
Mrs. John Lattomns, who has been the
guest of friends and relatives in this city,
has returned to her home at Townsend. =,
Miss Gertrude Sindel and Charles O.
Carton were married In the Newport NJ.
4. Church last night.
Miss Amy Piser. of Brandywine Springs
spent the Easter holidays at her home near
Warwick, Md,
John G. Higgins and Robert G. Houston
regular Republican candidates at the last
election were in Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Theresa Kept, who has been visit.
ing Wilmington relatives, returned yes
terday to Rye College, New York.
A subscription dance. under the patron
age of the Misses Dupont, was given last
evening at the New Century Club for the
benefit Of the Brandywine Kindergarten.
All the seats downstairs In the Opera
House have been reserved for the ami.
versary exercises of the l. o. o. f., whom
Its celebrates its 18th anniversary on next
Monday night. Ess:a
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. &, Baugh, of No 1893
West Fourth street. have issued cards for
reception on Wednesday evening, april
their son, William q, Baugh Jr.
Auumber Of young men gave a dance
last evening at Eden Hall that was en-
joyed by quite large party of young
people.
Company A, N. G. D., will give mill.
tary dance and reception III the Arlnory
on May g. Officers from the other COM
panies In the State and Governor Tunnel
and bis staff will probably be present.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Mary r Stewart to George G. Brown
Thursday evening" April 49, at the home
Of the bride, Greenvllie, Del.
The wedding of William S. Hannah and
Miss Ella B. Swain, of St. Georges, took
place In the St. Georges NJ. E Church yes.
terday. The ceremony was followed by
reception, was at the residence of the
BRIDES parents.
Mrs. Henry W Zimmerman, of this city,
and Mrs George L. Zimmerman and two
children, Of Omaha Neb., spent Tuesday
In Pennsgrove
Clarence w. McCaulley, Of this city, and
Miss 0strander, of Philadelphia, were mar
rel at No 17l6 Rodney street last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaulley will reside in
this city
Henry White at Silverbrook celebrated
his eighty. second birthday last evening.
He had a family gathering consisting Of
his sons and daughters, and their families
who were royalty entertained in celebrate
ing the happy event of the eighty second
milestone of his birth.
A very pleasant time was passed on
Tuesday evening ut the residence of MI.
and Mrs. W. B. Remley No 3l04 Mad
ison street, the occasion being birthday
party in honor Of their little daughter.
hpinu
evening was spent by the little ones iu
social games and singing. Refresh
ments were served at 10 O'clock, the little
folks leaving shortly after wishing Miss
Nellie many happy returns Of the day.
She was the recipient Of many pretty
presents.
Cards have been issued for the wedding
Of Edwin kerwin and Miss Lido A.
Ewing.to take place on Wednesday even.
ing, April 49, at tho home of the bride.
Thomas Donaldson and Miss Frances
Beck were married at the home of tho
BRIDES parents, No. sly West Third street,
formed the ceremony. Representative
David X. Donaldson was best man and
Emma Beck and Clara Beck, sister Of tho
bride. were bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs
Donaldson went on a wedding trip south.
and when they return will reside at No.
1910 West Sixth street.
Benjamin +. Willard and Miss Dorothy
Welch, daughter Of Dr. James B, WEIGH,
were quietly married last evening at their
future home No 1853! West Fourth
street Among the guests were: Mr.: and
Mrs James b WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. WEIGH,
Norrlstown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
sons, of Mddletown; Mrs. Arthur jones
and daughter, of Che+wold; Misses May
Morrow, Harriet N sutton. Mary Gran
dell, Sarah MckGon, Virgie Jones, Louise
Jones' Lora Harris, George Beam, Mr..
and Mrs f. G. McMullon, Lulu Kitchen,
Louise Wilhelm Charles Kitchens, Mr..
Banclson, Maud johnson.
John L. Clark, Jr., and Miss Bessie
Peterson were married last night az the
home of the brides parents, No, 604 West
Third street. The best man was Robert
Beatty and the bridesmaid was Sophia
IIisler. Tho Rev, A. II. Walker of Calvary
p. u. Church performed tho ceremony.
The bride was dressed in white brocnde
SILK trimmed with chiffon and carried
bridal roses.
Her bridesmaid wore dress of roGo
,ausu0wne, trimmed with pearl lace She
carried roses.
After the marriage reception was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark went on II wedding
trip to Washington, They will reside on
the Highlands,
Harvey P. Quattlander and Miss AMMO
Pettyjohn were married at noon yesterday
at the residence OF the brides father, Hon.
4. w. Houston, at hiiIsbor0. Mr. Quatt-
lander is an architect Of N:w York city.
Ouly the near relatives Of the parties wero
present Rev. Paul Quaitlander Of New.
ark, n. j., father OF tho groom, performed
tho ceremony.
The newly married couple boarded
special car which had been placed at heir
disposal by Superintendent Holiday OF
the Delaware Division Of tho T., W. u b.
Railroad, and left at 40 for u trip North.
After the honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Quatt-
lander will resident Newark, n, j.
The pupils Of the Ursuline Academy
afternoon gave an interesting
reception to their parents and relatives.
An instrumental duet by the Misses r.
Bradford and n. Dougherty was deserving
Of much praise. The vocal selections were
rendered with much ease, giving evidence
If careful training under the direction Of
heir teacher, Miss NJ A, Foy, who wasa
noted pupil Of Professor Cousins Of Philu.
delphih Although early in their course