The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-25
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Rev. william MoFarlape is visiting in
this city.
Miss Mabel Canary Of Philadelphia Is
visiting in this city.
| II. X. Miller of this city is registered at
| Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.
Alyan r. Morrison has gone to Baltimore
and Washington on business trip
Miss Sara Vansant has returned home
to Philadelphia after pleasant visit to
this city.
Miss Annie Perdue Of Newark, N. j.,
WHO has been visiting In this city, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Arthur D. H. Faulkner has left for
an extended visit to her relatives and
friends in Alabama.
Misses Mollle Horsey and Elsie Nichols
are visiting friends In Philadelphia to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Maris will go to
West Chester TOT day to attend golden
wedding celebration.
Miss Elizabeth r. Hall has returned to
her homo In Smyrna after pleasant visit
to Wilmington friends
Miss Emma Woodward OF this city ia
the guest OF the family Of Joseph Wood
WHiu VI COabeSvllle.
City Councilman Oberle Stats, Wat.
son, McNulty, Leary and Smith and the
secretary Of the Board of Health went to
trenton to-day toinspect the Dixon Crem-
atory at that place.
Miss Emma johnson Of this city has
been visiting her parents at Marcus Hook
The Philharmonic Association will give
q complimentary entertainment this even.
nnvi1lAn lat
King streets.
The Philadelphia branch Of the George.
town College Alumni Association held
business meeting, followed by u banquet
at the Hotel Stenton last night. Among
those present were John X, Bradford and
WIN. Michael Byrne Of this city.
John Deisher, of Phoenixville, will wed
Miss Foudella Prizer on tho 25th of this
month. The benedict.elect is son of
Undertaken Peter Deisher. of Phoenixvllle
ana Miss Prizer Is daughter Of john
Prizer, Kimberton.
Mrs. Il. II. Jones of No. 4O6 East Tenth
street has returned home after an absence
of many weeks.
MIR. Vim. Lowery, wife and son, also
Mrs. Whack, Of Conshocken, Pa, are
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowery.
!. Miss Maud X, Boynton and sister, of
delphia.
Joseph Woerner and Joseph Lynch had
charge of pleasing dance last evening In
the Manning Library Hall
Mrs George A. Taylor is visiting her
parents In Philadelphia.
Mrs A. V. Lesley George entertained
low friends at dinner, at her home 1912
West street, last evening in honor of Mrs
Catharne G. George of Georgetown, who
Is visiting in this city.
A pleasant musical and literary enter
tainment was given by Delaware Lodge,
A. U. U. W.. last evening, An address
Of welcome was delivered by Henry c.
Conrad. Past Grand Master Workman
William II. Foulk spoke on "The Good
OF the Order" Musical and literary SO.
lections were rendered by Misses Mabel |
Hart Bertha Dill, Effie Shumar Ella
Null, II. b. Jones and j. Frank Pierce.
There will be n recital by Francis Fl.
Pogle at the Friends school tomorrow
afternoon. The recital will embrace the |
subjects The South Wind and the SUM-
J.. W; Riley; The Story of Patsy" Kate
douglass Wiggin: "A Dutch Lullaby"
Eugene Field; Combat Scene from Lady |
Of the Lake" Scott "The Nine Little |
COLLINS" J. w. Riley; Samantha at the
Fair, Josiah S Aliens Wife," 'Mammy's
LII Boy" S. II. Edwards.
"The Violet Social celebrated George
Washington's birthday by an evening
party to the members and friends held at
Miss Linnie Zebley's home, 1908 Walnut |
street, Music was furnished by Messrs.
Earl Diggans, Edw. Permar. Gus Alberts |
and Harry Thomas Mr. c. f. Beatty
rendered several pleasing Rotations which |
were greatly appreciated by those present
Refreshments were served at late hour
after which the guests amused themselves
in various ways until an early hour in the
morning Those present were: Messrs
Frank Durham, Harry Thomas, David |
Mills, Fred Clement, William MoKneo, +
Earl Diggans, Walter Buckalew, William
Mask, Clarence and Leonard White. Ed
ward Permar, Irwin Bice, Gus Alberts, G.
=. Beatty, Herbert Davis Harry Burr!s,
George McGonigal, John Dertzbih, Misses
Estella Shewbrooks, Clara Wiswell, Ala
Stats, Estella Lea, Sadie Taylor, Jennie
Lebley, Mary Anderson, Ada Buokalew,
Viney Clark, Linnie and Sadie Zebley,
Lilly Crossan, Reba Bacon, Mamie PisrCs,
Nellie Glasgow.
William b. Jarrel Of this city and Miss
Mary b. Sparks Of Milford were married
at the Auditorium last night while the
fair of the Wilmington Bicycle Club was
IN progress ana in the presence Of at least
5000 people who had como especially to soc
WV hoNei NtHNiuS' IL wis DlcyCle W6Q. |
ding, the l'rlda andgroom, attendants and
Rev. William A. Walling. of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, who married tho
couple all being enthusiasts Of the bike"
1t was 100 O'Clock when the bridal party
reached the Auditorium. SQUAD OF Off.
GERS under the charge Of Sergeant Black
made passageway for the party which
was kept open by Company A, n. q. u.
Miss Bertha Elliott played the MARCHES.
First came the ten ushers: Charles II,
Sasse, William Wior James A. Oliver, Jr.,
Clement Lippincott, Harvey Hickman,
William Prltchctt Isaac Bowers Frank
Chapman, Arthur Swartz and Howard
Shrack, Following them came David II,
Layton with the groom. Miss Meta johnson
was bridesmaid.
Mr.. WalIing used the pretty and impress.
sive Episcopal ceremony Neither the
bride or groom seemed to be worried in the
least by the crowd and answered the CUES
lions clearly and distinctly.
The bride wore frocli of white China
SILK entrain. The veil was held in place by
orange blossoms. The bridesmaid wore n
iress OF fawn cOlored silk. Both carried
roses After the ceremony and after MIR.
and Mrs farrell had received the cougrat.
ilatlons OF the pastor they marched out of
Inc building and were driven to their home
No. lU3 South Franklin street. where a re.
'epton was held The club paid the ex.
lunSCS of ho NynIlinp npI rr.aout,I ~, |