The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-20
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Frederick s. Gore Is on the sick list.
~ A party OFF W. & B. Railroad offioiall
y took dinner at the Clayton House to-day
J. M. Hanley Of New York City Is In
town on business.
) to-day.
F. NJ. Williams of Boston is at the Clay
: ton House.
George U. Peach of Savannah, Georgia,
Is In town on business.
H. Hannesfield Of Louisville, KY, Ia
. down the state on business trip.
j.. $. Fulton Of New York, was with
) wilmington friends yesterday.
M. ]. Strouse Of Baltimore is In town.
A. P. Davis of Washington Is In town
to-day.
Mrs. Sallie Hanna of Trainer who has
been visiting Mr. Harry Todd, Of Ss7 West
Sixth street, returned home yesterday
Mr.. Estella M. Fleming, of 6l2 West
Third street Is visiting relatives and
friends In Harrington, Georgetown and
| A<oN'ooi c'i.
Miss Eva Highfeld, who has been v islt.
ing friends In this city, has returned to
her home in Beaver Valley, Del
Thomas Pyle, SO years old, the oldest
resident Of Kenneth Square, Is visiting his
grandson, James H. Chandler here. MI.
Pyle is still hale and hearty.
Charles Dickerson visited Dover yester.
day.
Leroy Hart spent yesterday in Dover.
Mrs. Samuel Taylor OF this city has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam uel Sinclair,
OF Kenneth Square
Miss Steward Of this city Is the guest of
friends in Kenneth Square,
Evan Boeson was in Dover yesterday.
Miss Josephine Pennock of Kenneth
Square, Is the guest Of friends in Will
mington.
Miss Elizabeth Tatum has returned to
her home in this city after visit of week
to the Misses Hopes OF West Chester,
| The marriage of Miss Mollie r, McGoy.
ern, of kaolin, and William j. Jenness, ::of
| McCleandsville, Del, is announced to take
place wednesday afternoon, Jan. Goth.
The prospective wedding of James J.
waters and Miss Abrams, bothEof Ches-
ter has been announced. The ceremony
Will take place In u few weeks.
The Choral Society Of st. Paul's Church
last night gave an entertainment last
night. The selections by the Delaware
oaengerbund, under the direction of Prof.
U. A. Hartman, were the feature of the
evenings program. The men showed care
full training The selection by the ootette
mIrills OF the Whipporwill," and I'm tho
Hour was excellently delivered Will
liam f. McNulty gave the solo Because
Love You in ahis usual charming man
ner. Tho baritone solos of Herman Cos
son, T. II. Walker and George II. Strauss
were favorably received, and Miss Sophie
hesseis plano solos were of an exception.
ally high order.
The second part Of the program was
made up OF scenes from the grand roman.
tic opera Norma" by Bellini, The parts
were sung by the members Of the society
under the direction of L. B. Preston. The
members, by their renditions, showed the
results OF careful preparation and of pre-.
vious rrehearsals. Prof. Will NJ. s. Brown
the Imperial Troubadors were of high
character and were heartily applaudod.
Miss Sweeney of Chester entertained
Paul Taylor, Charles Jack, Charles Stew.
ard, Emmett Adams, Davis Draper, Will
liam Mckee, Leon Lloyd Harry Lednum
Jesse Brunstein, Harry Alexander, Leslie
Bonham. Leroy Hart, John Mcpherson,
Harvey Downs. John James, William De.
vine Clifford Vnnzant, Samuel Ott, Claude
Booker, George Baugh, Charles Buckmas.
Ter Lester Reeves, Irving Riggs Willard
Todd, Lester Riggs, George Gagnn, Harry
Jacobs, Charles Robelen, James Smm ons
OF this city Monday night.
Last evening the Wilmington Opera
Cluo gave concert at the New Century
Club which was enjoyed by large mum
per or the friends of the club. The Bee.
thoven String Quartette composed of vii.
liam Stoll, first violin; A. Il. Brill, second
1iolln; Richard Schmidt, VIOLA and Ru.
1olph Hennig, cellst, rendered their "a.
ect'ons, quartettes from Beethoven and
In manner fully sustain.
ng their great Reputation. The vocalists
VINO contributed were Miss Katherine D.
Sheain and Madame Emma Osbourn
VINO maintained the very high standard set
and thereby added most delightful zest
10 the performance. Miss Mabel George
md Mrs 5. Wallis Merribew were accom-.
,anists. The Fidelio Ladies' Ouartette
Won the hearts of every one present by
neir very clever work. Miss Kate ID.
Sheain served as first soprano; Mrs. II. l.,
'yle, second soprano; Miss Anna V. Jones
irSt alto; and Miss Kate G. McGuekon,
ec0nd alto. Their numbers "Legends'
ma Donkey Cart" were sung with
I'M, snap and finish, each word clearly
t"S''SSt uhh WIN IL ueRrcB or DumOr
hat not only won enthusiastic encores
nut also hearty laughter.
The Schubert Quartette the personele
elrg Robert W. Walters, first tenor.
;;harles Currinder, second tenor; Henry
3aird, first bass, and Thomas Benson, SEQ
nd bass. Under the able leadership Of
ohn craig they sing with II degree of
RECESSION and skill, rejecting the greatest
rcdit.
Tho concert as whole was Il success.
nd 1t Is confidently hoped may be re-
cated IN the early spring, this being the