The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-08
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Office.
Joseph M. HAZEL visited friends Ii
Clayton last week.
D. A, Rosenheim, Of Baltimore. was 4
town yesterday. u.
Il. P. Wells, OF Jamestown, N. D., Il
registered at the Clayton House.
w. W. Cavader, Of Washington. Is 10
town.
B. Bigsley, of Detroit, is down the State
on business
Lewis q. Black, Of Indianapolis, is in
town.
| MIR. and Mrs. William Murphy, Of New
York City. are at the Clayton House
II. $. Chesenborough, q Boston business
man Is here
Thomas jackson, Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
was here yesterday.
0. H. Paxson and r. P. Zane, Of Chris.
tiana, Pa, stopped at the Clayton House
this afternoon. They rode from the Penn.
sylvania town on their wheels leaving
there at 6.8o o'clock. n
Mrs Thomas Holiday and daughter
Eva OF Clayton, are In this city.
Mrs. Margaret Benson and Mrs. George
| Hoiton, OF this place. are guests OF Clayton
| friends.
The Newport Euchre Club will be en-.
tertained on Friday evening, by Miss
Emma Kilyington OF Wilmington.
The wedding Of Charles Owen Carton
of Newport will tako place early In May.
The wedding of Clayton D. Appleby and
Miss Katie G. Hayes OF New Castle hun.
dred, will take place next Wednesday.
Cards are out announcing tho wedding
Of Miss Edith Wallace Of New York to
Horace Greeley Knowles, Of this city, the
ceremony to be performed in St. James
I. X Church, Now York, on April 20 by
Rev. DR.. Walpols, assisted by Bishop
Coleman, Miss Maud Whitney of syria.
cuse will be maid Of honor, and Robert 8.
Baird Of this city will be best man. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Kathleen Hand
Wilmington; Miss Anna Brosman Of
Brooklyn, and Miss Hattie zittel Of New
York. The ushers will be Lester Wallace
and Henry A. MacGruer of New York;
Otto Simon Of Bordeaux, France, and
Francis IL. Hotfeoker Of Wilmington.
Miss Lolita Borie, of Now Castle. has
been visiting Mrs. Calvin s. Wier, Of this
city,
Elmer Beck, of Sprnflald, has boon
spending some time In Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson, of this
city, have been visiting In Marcus Hook.
Charles Baird, Lewis b. Morrow and
Samuel H. Baynard Of tho Wilmington
Board Of Education, We're In Dover yester-
day.
Miss Edith Il. Worth and Samuel H.
Warren, both of this city, were married
last night ut No. 4O3 East Second strsst,
Rev. Ezra Tinker, LII D., officiating.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Jacob Krastel and Miss Frances Daugel
TO take place April 20, at Sacred Heart
Church. Father Hugo will ofliciate.
Charles F. Fox, of this city, and Miss
Emma Leola Wright, of Brandywine hun.
dred, were married Tuesday night at No.
or West Seventh street. by Rev. Moses
Heath
Miss Ida NJ, Pierce and Samuel B. Nor
ris, both Of this city, were married at the
parsonage, No. 1907 West Seventh street,
last evening by the Rev. l.. Il. Barrett
Mrs. L. Wallen and son, Of Marcus
Hook, have been spending some time with
friends in this city.
A pleasant reception was given the out
oftown students of the Goldey CONNER.
cial College by Professor and Mrs. fl. S,
Goldey last night. A pleasant musical
and literary program, consisting of phon-
ographic selections, was rendered. Several
contests, in which prizes were given the
successful persons were held.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given on Monday evening to George Lii
Icy, Jr.. son of George Lilley, Chester The
evening was spent in listening to good
music, Rotations and playing games Re.
freshmonts were served in the dining
room, beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Master Lilley was given number
Of tokens of remembrance. Among the
large number of guests present were Miss
ii, Bowman and Miss Anna Ryan, OF this
city.
Martin NJ Justison and son, of Morton,
Pa, took trip to this city Tuesday on
their wheels.
The wedding of Miss Clara Downes of
Denton, aud Alexander Hardcastle, Jr., Of
the law firm of j. Kemp Bartlett 81 Co.,
of Baltimore, took place in the M. Il.
Church, at Denton yesterday and was at
tended by large number OF relatives and
friends. Tuesday night a tea was given
in honor of the event by Mr. and Mrs.
John Il. Wilson, of Trckahoe Neck, the
homo or tho bride, and more than fifty
relatives OF tho contracting parties attend
cd. Yesterday the church was beautifully
decorated with all the flowers of the season
and the chandeliers were trimmed with
evergreen and holly. The bride and groom
were preceded by the ushers, Laird Slmons
and Ala A. Simnns, Of Philadelphia, and
Edward r. Downes, of Baltimore, and Or
mond Downes of Denton. Prof. James
Wann played the wedding march, and the
pastor of the church, Rev. q H. Webster
performed the marriage ceremony. The
bride is one of the most popular and 40.
ladies Of Caroline county She
is the younger sister ofthe late Col. Philip
w Downos. The groom is the only son
of DR., Alexander Hardcdstle, "a we'll known
physician Of Denton. They received many
handsome presents.
Among those present were: ] Kemp
Bartlett and wife, MIS-. Sallie Downes,
DR.. Clarence Downes and wife and Edwin
Downes, Of Baltimore; Misses Emma
and Annie Hough and Mrs. Fisher, Of
Smyrna, Del: Mrs L. L. Beatty and Mrs.
RI Cochran, OF ,Contreville: Mrs. Jacobs,
of East Newmarket; Howard Wilson and
sister, Mira, james Merrick, Leslie Merriok
Of Barclay.
An informal reception was held at the
residence OF Dr. Hardcastle for half an
hour after the ceremony. The happy
couple then drove to Ridgely, where they
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