The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-11
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Miss Bessie Vernon is visiting Miss
Georgia Garvine daughter Of Alderman
Garvine of Chester Before returning
home, she will visit Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington.
Harry Dobson of Oxford, and Miss Lizzie
Stewart, of Hambleton, were married by
the Rev. b S. Highley, Wednesday even
ing, March 3, at the residence of the Of.
ficiating minister.
Miss Katie Reardon of Coatesville, Is
visiting friends in Wilmington and Phila-
phia
Mrs. W. F. Pearson is in Philadelphia.
James A. Moylan was in Philadelphia
G. A, W. Frismuth has returned from
Washington.
Mrs. X Hayes has returned from visit
ing friends in Washington.
Mrs. Rennie and her daughter, Miss
Rennie of Chester arc the guest of Will
mington friends.
Herbert Alrich Of this city is the guest
OF his brother at Lancaster.
A. X. Mowrer is visiting his uncle at
Lancaster.
Mag. of Philadelphia, will be married at
the residence of the brides parents in
South Milford, Tuesday, March Is.
Mrs. Alfred 7. Luke is visiting her
father in Woodstown, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brumely of New
ark, N. j are visiting Mr.. and Mrs David
Lindsey.
Miss Reba Mcdowell of Germantown, is
visiting Miss Matte Perkins, on Tatnall
street near Ninth.
Miss Adclla Blanch Cannon, eldest
daughter of Col. L. W. Cannon, of Frank.
ford, and Thomas j. Lawrence, of South
quay. va. were married Wednesday,
March 3, III the M. Il. Church by Rev. j. S.
Wicklne.
Elwood r. Barry of New Haven, Conn,
Is in Wilmington on II short business trip.
Mrs Charles Sharp Bender of Port
Penn, Del, who has been spending the
winter In Wilmington, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Albert Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Mullin, Jr, have re-
turned from weeks sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Reedy have issued
invitations for the wedding of their daugh-
Ter, Miss Lulu Reedy to Virgil Prettyman,
son OF the Row. G. w. Prettyman, to take
place at Milford, the home of the bride,
ON Wednesday, March ~
William Michael Byrne will sneak on
'Iennysons Sir Galahad," before the
friends school, March IL ut l 30 o'clock.
An old folks concert and social will be
given this evening at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. and it promises to be an
enjoyable occasion. Fines are provided
for various violations of the ''Meetin'
House Rules and after the concert re-
freshments will be served
Miss Clara Sithen1, daughter of Mr.. and !
MRS. WILLIAM Sithcns, was married to |
Joseph Henry Mattrord at s O'Clock, Wed.
hosuhy morning. March g. at the M II.
parsonage, Clayton by the Rtv. Adam
Stongle. They left on the SAP express for
a Snort honeymoon to this city and Phila-
delphla. On their return Friday evening,
tney were given reception at the home |
OF the brides parents which was largely |
attended. Mr.. and Mrs Mattiford have |
rented residence on Market street, Clay
ton.
A missionary entertainment will be
given III Wesley Nj. n. Church to might at
Z 10 o'clock A special program mas been !
prepared under the direction of the com.
ihltlcc which will be of high order and a |
treat awaits those who may attend The
music is under the direction of Professor
Fryer. part OF the program is as fol.
lows: Singing, soon may the last glad
song arise; recitation. The stingy man, by
Homer Jester; Young mission by class
OF SIX; singing. Soldiers of the King;
Ncllic's Gift by Ada Campbell; Open doors
by Misses Annie Lack land, Mary Mcl4gan,
Edith Raymond and Hanna Crabb; sing
Ing Go lc, and Who Will Coz by The
choir; dialogue by live young ladies.
One of the pretticst of home weddings
under the forms of thc Society of Frients
occurred at the home OF the bride ON
Normal avenue, West Chester at noon
yesterday. The groom is George r. Me
lohcy, Of Philadelphia who formerly was
resident Of this borough, and the bride
was Mary 4. Lrrkin, dnu Shter of Rcbecca
and the late John Iarkin of East Brandy
wine During the early morning they had
feared rough weather for the beginning
OF their journey in life together, but to.
ward the hour appointed for the ceremony
tine skies grew brighter and gave them
promise of happy future. Numerous
guests were in attend nee from West
Chester, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Ger
nAnton, ContesviIe, DowningtOn, East
B1ndywinc and elsewhere.