The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-13
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Rustin Myers of Coatesville spent Sun.
} day with his parents In this city,
Miss Nora Rust, who has been visiting
, in this city, has returned to her home at
Pennington.
Dr. S. G. Frederick of this city, is spend
ing few days with his parents at Park
ton, Nd.
J. b. Ardman of Frederick, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Daisy Byrnes and Jacob +. Byrnes
of Philadelphia are the guests Of Will
mington friends.
Mrs. w. H. Douglass is visiting friends
In Pennington.
Miss Beulah Taylor of Townsend has
been visiting in this city,
Mrs. Webb, of this city was In West
Chester yesterday, the guest OF the ladies
of Library Hall.
Raymond g. Linvilie of this city Is Wis.
iting friends in West Chester
Miss e. Lavinia Betz, of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. "alleF vernon.
The insurance men of this city will hold
a banquet on Friday evening at the Clay
ton House.
Miss Ida Bristow is visiting at Chesa-
apeake City.
Dr. Almond of Newark was in this city
this morning.
John 4. Dickey accompanied by several
members of the Legislature attended the
play at the Opera House last evening.
&C A. Chipley, General Freight Agent
Of the Pennsylvania railroad passed
through this city yesterday.
Harvey Wyatt, son OF Mr.. Eugene
| Wyatt, Of No, 1908 Madison street who is
studying at Princeton, N. j., for the
ministry. attained his 2lst year to-day and
the members of his Sunday school of West
Presbyterian Church, sent him letters of
congratuation on tho occasion.
The Misses Lizzie and Ray MCClntock
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Mabel George is the guest Of
friends OF Germantown, Pa.
NJ. J. Hamilton left last evening for
visit to New York city. He will DO gone
several days and will combine business
with pleasure.
| Mrs. William f. Bowman of this city
and Mrs AL Wood of Washington, D. c.,
have been the guests of Mrs q. f. Hyde OF
| Chester
Miss Maggie Shaw, of New Castle, has
! been visiting in Chester.
Mrs Estella Malin and daughters Mary
and Lydia of Williamsport, Pa, have re-
turned home after spending very pleas
ant visit with Mrs. VIM. Taylor.
Miss Gaena Talley is visiting Mrs
Freeman Gardener.
Miss Alice Way of Talleyville il visiting
her cousin Mrs. Vernon Of Mt. Cuba, Del
Mrs Alfred carpenter who resides near
Ctntrcvile, visited our city on Tuesday.
She is enjoying fine health, but Mr. Car
penter is suffering from a bad cold, and
some alarm Is felt lest 1t should eliminate
in pneumonia.
Jehu Sharpless Ashland, visited our city
on Tuesday. He is looking well for his
yeats, and reports an active and profitable
| business at The mill by Mr.. Pussy who
purchased tho plant year or two ago
Amos Sharpless who Is well known
resident of Kenneth Square Pa, has been
suffering from rheumatism, and also
bad cold that was closely bordering on
pnuemonia,
John Saunders, superintendent of the
pulp mills of the Jessup and Moore Paper
Company, is laid up at his home, No 6l2
West Sixth street, with an attack OF grip.
Mrs. Katie PennoCk of Baltimore is
Wishing friends in this city.
! The ladies of the Delaware Saengerbund
will give tea in February.
St. Patrick's Church will give an enter
| taiument for tle benefit OF the poor.
NJ. Myers, tho popular Third street
clOthier, Of Chester, attended the public
installation of officers OF the Moriel En-
cumpment, Knights Of ST. John and Malta
in this city, last evening.
banquet was rendered the Grand Of
fcers of the Knight of ST. John and Malta
last evening at Anton Haubers, corner of
Sixth and Shipley streets, by the mem.
ber5 of Moriel Encampment, No. 80 Of
this city. Speeches wore made by the
| Grand Commander Sir, VIM. Bucketb
Grand Trustee Charles Haywood and
others An enjoyable time was spent by
all present.
Quite large number Of friends of Ben
ianin f. Shaw paid him n social call at
his palatial residence, No 200 Boulevard,
last evening, After enjoying themselves
refreshments were served. Among those
present were: Mr., and Mrs. Il G. Har.
desky, Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs Townsend Miller Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Warren Bullen, Professor DEMO and wife
and Il host Of others.
A pretty wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon at St Agatha's Roman CAtho.
lie Church, Thirty eighth and Spring Car
den Streets, Philadelphia, when Miss Ru'
gina Tcrcstia McManus, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Patricius McManus, of 35l2 Bar
ing street, was married to DR., Thomas
Curry The bride entered tho church on
the arm Of her father, and during the
march to the alGar was preceded BY six
ushers, six bridesmaids, maid of honor
and two little tlUwor girls dressed in pink,
who strewed roses in her path. At the al
tar she was mot By DR.. Curry, and the sol
cmn ceremony Of the Roman Catholic
Church was performed by Kew. Father
Conner, rector of the church
Tho brides gown was of white satin,
trimmed with point leCe, A girdle of
pearl and crystal encirGled her waist, and
her long veil of white tulie was grace
| fully caught up by a bunch Of lilies Of tho
valley. The train was very long ard was
as wide as the aisle. She carried lilies CT
the valley and brides roses. The maid Of
honor was Miss Teresa McGovern, Of Ian.
caster and 'the bridesmaids wero Miss
Gertrude Bright, of Wilmington; Miss
Catherine Powers Misses Margaret and
Mary Murphy, of Centrala; Misses Mar.
garct Kelley and Laura Reeves, Tho
maids wore gowns of MORE popItn AID
moussellac de sole, with ptnk sashe5 and
GUITARS, 1 htlI btt's Ntl1 W ''ibS iGEhpi III
trimmed With pink roses and white tips.
They carried bouquets of pink roses,
The best man was Mr.. Joseph II, Re,l-
ley, Of PhiiApsbnrg, and the usher5 were
Messrs. John NJ. Bradley, 7. L. BostwicS,
+ Dr. NJ. John Cummings, John A Reilly,
Jr,, Of Shenandoah; Charles A. Reilly Of
Lancaster, and John MoManus
Following the ceremony, reception
was held at tho home Of the brides par.
: EMS The entire house was hand sOmeiy
decorated with potted palms, holly. mis-
tlctoo and eyergreens Of all varieties. The
newly welded couple received in the
| drawing room in the lett wing OF the
house,
A man and wife, recently from Sweden
but who speak our language quite readily,
l advertise for situation IN or near this
city.
| The man is machinist by trade, but
S understands teamwork, and Is ready to
turn IA hand to anything, They may be-
C frrnl nj No IN I,a Second Str1nt.