The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-24
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A, Wallace Irwin was In Honoybrook
last week.
Walter Griffith, Of this city, spent Sum
day with his parents at Honeybrook.
Frank Boyle Clayton Elliott and Chas.
Springer, Of Coatesyllle spent Sunday Id
this city.
w. H Morton of this city, started to- day
for California, where he will spend several
months. Mr.. Morton also intends Sp0hdt
Ing some time In several of the large cities
along the route
Master Ewing Pierce of Dovor,ls visiting
his grandparents at Landenberg.
Miss Mabel II. Walker, Of Kenneth
Square, Is visiting friends here. !.
Mrs. j. Concannon, of Kenneth Square,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Taylor
here,
The All Wilmington Basket Ball Team
Will 90 to Camden Saturday night to play
the team there.
There will be meeting Of tho Y. NJ. O.
A. Saturday night at which the bicycle
riding members will organize.
Spencer Biles, well-known farmer OF
near Avondale, and Sarah Davis, Of North
East, Md, were made man and wife al
the homo of the bride, Tuesday last. II
On Wednesday, Warren e. Pennook, Of
Chesterville, and Miss Emma j. Biles
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blles, near
Aycnda!e were unitud in marriage III
Phi ladelphia.
J. l.. Clark, Jr., and Miss Bessie Pattern
son will bB married at tho home of the
BRIDES parents, No 60i West Third street.
on April by tho Rev. A. r. Walker OF
Calvary Z. t. Church. Mr.. Clark is the
we'll known racing man.
st Joseph's now pipe.organ IL working
spendidly. The choir is now engaged in
rehearsing, "Geverali's Mass" for Easter
sunday.
Miss Mabel Broomell, of this city, is Wis.
iting Springfield friends.
Thomas McHugh and NJ. J. Sharkey
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Eric Waller, of this city, has boen visit.
Ing his father at Harrington. y.
William r. Way, of this city, spent
Sunday with friends in Chester.
AIRS. Hope b. Sloan, OF Greenwich, N.
j., II visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Big
ger, at9l7 West Eighth street, this city.
President Jason Of tho College for Cof-
ored Students at Dover, was in this city
yesterday the guest Of Stansbury Murray
Jr.
Rev William L White Of fredericksburg,
Nd, was in this city this morning. He
came up from Chestertown last night.
After visiting his many friends he will
return to Maryland's shore for another
year at least.
MIR. and Mrs. Christopher Stuck of
Riyeryiew were rendered surprise party
last evening in honor of the fifth anniver-
snry Of their wedding. There were about
thirty persons in the party and all enjoy.
cd q pleasant evening.
Mr. Joseph G. W. Pcrduo who has been
recently elected cashier of tho new bank
soon to DO opened ut Delmar, and Samuel
NJ Ellis, who has been elected bookkeeper
af tho same bank, arrived in Wilmington
on Monday to take II preparatory praoti+
cul banking course at GoldeY Commercial
College.
Miss Dora Barr of Port Deposit, is visit.
ing Wilmington friends.
James Dainty, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing friends here
John Armstrong, son Of ex-Sherif Will
liam Armstrong of Upper Providence,
Delaware county, was married yesterday,
to Miss Almyra Adelaide Rennard, Of
Paoli, at the home Of her parents. Mr..
Armstrong is IL clerk in Hawley u Snow
deus hardware store, in Media.
Friday evening wedding bells will ring
in this city and two young persons from
lear West Chester, will be the principals
in the matrimonial event. The groom
will be Barclay Frame, Of Marshallton,
and the bride Miss Sara Grilin of West
Chester, a daughter of Patrick Griffin.
The young couple will continue their trip
TO Washington, d. G., where they Will
spend few days Of their Honeymoon,
Upon their return the bride aud groom
will reside at MarshalltOn, where the
groom is in business