The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-17
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Mrs. Charles Simmons and Miss e. A.
Hayes are at Atlantic City.
| A..Leonard Heiss, who has boon In New
York returned home yesterday.
Frederick Dietrich, of Baltimore, IL Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. George Baumanp,
Joseph H. Bradbury, OF this city, spent
several day, this week In Elkton.
| Miss Mario jackson, OF this city, Is be-
ing entertained by West Chester friends.
Joseph f. Moreland will spend Sunday
| In Baltimore. ;,
| Mrs. L. G. Harrington, Of Georgetown,
Is visiting In this city.
Miss Anna Alexander, OF Landenberg,
Is visiting friends In this city.
r. l.. Trimbe, a Cincinnati business
man Is In town
w. N. Thomas, Of Bridgeport, Conn, Il
at the Clayton House !,
A, B. Lee Of Philadelphia, is in vii.
mington to-day. :
George W. Langdon, OF New York, was
in town yesterday.
E. p, Steele, of Newark, Del was here
yesterday
Noble Bristow. OF Chesapeake City, Nd,
spent yesterday with relatives and friends
In this city.
Messrs. John Wright and George More.
land left to-day for Chester, where they
will spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Fl. A. Lindsay, of Chesapeake City
was the guest OF her sou, H. A. Lindsay,
in this city, this week
A plnnsnp A. cnplYn r WAS ,iyon l,v q
o. U. W., last evening Refreshments
were served.
Miss Ideila Seward has left her Elkton
homo to spend some time with relatives
in this city.
Morris A. Grubb returned yesterday
from an extended trip through Pennsyl-
yania.
Miss Theresa Kopp, of this city, who is
attending college In New York, is home
for the Easter holidays.
Miss Lizzie Howell, of this city, has been
visiting Mrs. George w. Farraday, at
Chester.
Miss Clara Ferguson, who has bsen al.
tending the Southern Medical College Of
Baltimore returned to her home In thu
city yesterday. -.
Norman. G: Downs, q popular young
druggist Of this city, will spend Sunday
'i''A hi' pttAoheo wv tAuiliuBtOus
Delaware Lodge. No. 1923 Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen, will celebrate its an,
niyersary In tho Opera House on May II,
~ At the residence of \. Joseph Green, eo8
West Sixth street, Wednesday evening,
April II, Alexander D. Greaves and Mra.
Florerce Butler, both Of Wilmington.
At the home Of the bride, sos West
street, Wednesday evening, April IA, Will,
liam 2. Wollaston, of New Garden, Pa,
and Miss Maud B. Young, Of this city.
At the residence OF tho BRIDES parents,
GIT West Third street, on Thursday evens
ing, George H. Martin and Miss FlorenoA
Blackston. both of this city.
AT the Union NJ. n Parsonage on Thurs.
day evening, Thomas Il. Robnion Of
Hares Corner and Miss Gertrude l.. Pyle,
of this city.
Edgar W. Mortlock and Lulu NJ. Hagee
1ero quietly married. at the home Of tho
brides parents, No. 1915 Rowland streeb,
last evening by the Rev ]. y. C. Hanna.
Tho couple went on q wedding trip North
early this morning.
Washington Camp, No. A. Patriotic ON
der Sons of America. gave an enjoyable
weight social at their rooms last night,
The time was pleasantly spent after which
lunch provided by the women present was
eaten.
Tho wedding Of JohnBird nephew ofLevt
G. Bird. and Miss Lily Bancroft, daughteR
Of Samuel Bancroft, Jr, both prominent
society people Of this city, wilitake place
%, 1897. Il
Frank Thomson, president of the Penn.
sylvanla Railroad Company, passed
In his private car drawn by engine Nd,
l4l. Mr.. Thomson went to Milford, where
he will shoot snipe.
Professor O. r. II. Jackson, of the
Young Mons Christian Association, went
to Mobile and Selma, Alabama, to-day to
tend the conventions Of the general sec.
retarles and physical directors of the Y,
NJ. G. A.
Mrs Abina Othoson, of Elsmere for-
nerly of st. Georges, has issued cards for
he wedding of her daughter, Lille to
Joseph l1endrckson, of Newark, DEL.
which will take place Wednesday evening"
April 81, at the homo of the brides mother.
The Rev. J. y. O. Hanna has in the last
ew days performed the following mar.
'iaae ceremonies. At tho Union M. K. Par.
onage, 500 Washington street, on Wods
lesday evening, April II, Milton LittfS
md Miss Maggie V. Reed, both of this
,ity +
Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Swain living near
st. Georges havo sent out invitations I'd
he marriage Of their daughter, Ella b..
o William S. Haman, to take place on
Wednesday evening, April 81 Tho cero-
nony will be performed in the NJ. H.
church at st. Georges, at o'clock, and
will be followed Immediately afterwards
~ a reception at tho residence of the
rides parents. &Sd
A number Of Elkton's society folks at-
ended E. II. Southcrn's presentation OF
An Enemy to the King" In this city,
nst Monday evening" Among them wore.
lr. and Mrs. Frank Frazer, Miss Bessie
cott, James Il. Evans. Miss Florence
'orbcrt V. NJ Iorbert, Charles Tull,
,dwin, Ninsngsr A large party from
Iewark also attended.