The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-27

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James W. Ponder is in Dover
@. NJ. Dillon Is in New York to-day.
Chancellor Nicholson is in Philadelphia.
II. NJ Schroeder, of Lancaster, is at the
+ clayton House.
1. B. Common, Of Baltimore, is in town
on business.
D. 7. v, Huntington, of Boston, is in
f town to-day.
Hi II. p. Helpot, Of Philadelphia, Is in vii.
1nington with friends
G. A. Shaw, of Philadelnhla is at the
Clayton House. .
Tho Shields Library Association will
tender u reception in the near future to
the ladies who presided at the tables at
their recent fair and who make 1t q grand
SUCCESS.
John t. Reed is visiting in New York
Miss Edna Williamson has returned
from visit to Philadelphia friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Grub, of this city, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Booth
+ of Chester.
J. Oscar Tyson, of this city, is visiting
IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. Stoler and granddaughter, Fan:
ME OF Mt. Joy, Pa, are tho guests of
4 Mrs. Charles Boynton in this city
The Rev. and Mrs. William T. Way, Of
Baltimore, have been visiting the Rev.
& and Mrs. L, J. Mason, in this city.
Fred Kelley was entertained by Chester
Friends on Sunday.
Miss Clara Burton, of Georgetown, has
DO in the guest of friends in this city.
William B. Bash of this city, spent Sun
day with Mrs. William Truax, Of Chester.
Mrs Charles r. Long of Chester is en-
tertaining Mrs. Emil Il. Larson, OF vii.
mlngton.
Frank Elliott, of West Chester, has ac.
ospted position in this city, and arrived
hare yesterday to enter into his new
duties.
Mrs. Emma Il. Wright, of Georgetown,
has been visiting in this city.
Miss Mary G. Ford, of Elkton, is Writ
ing In Wilmington.
Miss Florence Egee is spending some
4 time with relatives at Chesapeake City,
y Md.
Harry 1'ribit, Of this city. spent Sunday
with his grandfat her at Chester.
Charles Faus and Miss Lille Rodman,
OF this city, went to Chester on Sunday,
where they were entertained by friends.
Miss Sue Russell, of this city, is the
guest of Attorney General and Mrs. II.
Q. White at Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer g. Daniels have
returned to their home in Philadelphia,
after spending couple of days with
friends IN this city.
Lawyer o. Il. Bullard, of Media, was
The guest OF friends III this city on Satur.
day.
Mrs Walter b. Daniels, of this city, is
tn, guest of her sister in Philadelphia.
y Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner have re-
turned to their home in Camden, n. J.,
inter short visit to relatives in this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Kirk left this
4 city yesterday for New York, where they
will spend some time with relatives.
Charles T. Rowland. of Iron Hill, spent
Sunday with friends in Newport.
Frank B. albury, Of Elkton, was in this
uity to day.
Mrs. ]. c. Humes has return, d homo
from visit to Trenton, n. j., and phIla.
dclphia friends.
James Scott and Hiram W. Moore are
IN New York to-day witnessing the palntle
In honor of Grant DAY."
Harry Pi er has returned from Philadol.
phip. While there he witne sd the great
glove contest between Muhor AND q Don.
u n Harry says fifteen wears ago he
Noald MT give .nrea hurr, h or eitl 0
man
Conductor William J. johnson and W.T.
will attend the Convention Of the Order
o. Railroad Conductors to he held in Los
Ange Cal. in May. Conc uc,or Johnson
L will Inc the representative from lodge No
224 o. r. O. Of this city. Colonel LlytieId
and wife will also attend but will accom-.
pany the rxcursion!5t5 from Philadelphia
and New York.
The wedding has been announced of
Louis B. Preston and Miss Mary Common,
TO take place In the near fit ture. Miss
Conner is well known among local musi-
cal circles as one of he foremost sopranos
of the city, and takes II prominent part in
most of our musical events,
Tho Wilmington Turngemcindo's sing
fng sN'tiNn GHva concert IN Turn Hall
last evening which proved delightful. Tho
Turner'S sang "IlrImkehr,' with bass
solo by Robert Fnlk and il was very good.
Mr.. Falk's singing being the strong tea-
ture. The Philadelphia Ideal Mandolin
and Quintntte played several suloc ions, all
oil which wcra well received. The "Hci-
maths. klnnge.' by the Mthcr and guitar
qnintett was pleasing. while the selections
sang by the Orphans QuartcUrG Of Phila-
delphlA brought forth round after round
of applause. The either solo, "Dtc Iiebp,"
by G. Fnjterlnayer was one of the most in
teresting numbers on the program, hut
the most pleasing Of NIL was the tenor solo
s'Marin I'm IyTol, by Emile Wagner.
Tho sOlOist also did excellent work IN the
rendition of "SUhnsucnC' by the chorus
whore he had Il solo part, The chorus was
under the direction uf Emil Englp, aud it
showed n marked Improvement since its
last concert.
The members of the Delaware Historical
Society were entertained by tho number,
OF tho Now Century Club last evening, tho
4 occR3ion being tho last of IA series Of at
homes b. the members of the club. II,
Y C0nrau read his paper ON "rhe Thr.G
Signcr5 From Delavare,' for which no
was extended VOC OF hanks. The guests
shGn proceeded to the parlors. where u
pleasant social time was spent, Luncheon
was served The reception uommi tee
comprised Mrs Charles MlIlor, Mr. A d.
Warnor Mrs. l.. G. Nludcrgrlfl Alu Mrs
William I. Webb