The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-02
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Mrs. William A. Runner and daughter
Of DqPonts Banks, have gone to Atlanti
City In search Of health.
Isaac N. Fooks and Charles Purnell, o
Georgetown, were In this city yesterday oil
business.
Miss Mamie Todd, of this city, Ia th,
guest OF Mrs. Hannah OF Trainer.
Charles Money, Of Trainer, has come tt
this city to take position,
Frank Pagan, Of this city, has been tn,
guest of Springfield friends.
Mrs e. Perry, of New York City, is Wis
iting Mrs. r. Perry of this city.
Miss Ethel Il. Bach, Oldest daughter Of
Mr.. b. II. Bach, who has been attending
Wellesley College in Massachusetts, is Wis
iting her parents on Jackson street.
Edward H, Williams, of Ruger Collage,
New Brunswick, N. j., Is visiting his
uncle, II S. Lombary, 9l6 Spruce street.
| Senator Moore was in Wilmington to.
day
| Among THE visitors here to-day was
State Secretary W. H. Boyce.
Henry d. Ammon went to Pottsville,
| Pa, to-day to accept position with the
| Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Mr.
Ammon has been superintendent Of the
Proyident Ice Company.
Wedding bells rang out ct Downing
town on Tuesday evening The candi.
dates for matrimonial honors were How
ard NJ. Mattson and Miss Mary P. Wood
ward, both young people well known in
Mortonville and vicinity.
A pound party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. George Broadbent last evening who
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twenty couples were present and the even.
Ing was spent In u social way. Vocal and
instrumental music was rendered and re-
freshments served in abundance. The
party broke up at a seasonable hour, every
body having spent very pleasant even.
ing
The wedding invitations of Miss Min.
ME H. King, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah King, Of West Chester
and H. NJ. Death, of Philadelphia, ore b.
ing received by their friends. The cere.
mony takes place on Thursday, April 10,
at 8 o clock, q. IN.
During next month a pretty wedding
will be solemnzed at the home Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Ralph Grier. In East Noting.
ham township, when their daughter, Miss
Clara L. Grier, will be married to Harry
Ewing, q prominent business man. After
the wedding Is over and the prospective
bride and groom have returned from their
wedding tour, they will take up their resi-
deDce i'll Oxford
Under the soft, mellow shade of banquet
lamps, before profusion Of spring flowers
arranged in the cozv parlor of Mrs. Anna
A, Armstrong on North Main street, Rev.
Adam Stengle heard the VOWS which made
Miss Anna May Armstrong, of Smyrna,
the life companion of j Frank Startling,
'hn MIA nt
1.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, before
hundred or moro invited guests. There
were no wedding attendants, nothing but
simple ceremony, quietly performed
An altar to Hymen was erected in front
Of the chimney in the paror, and every
lower, every verdant vine which seemed
to run in wild profusion amid bank Of
pottod plants was an evidence of spring
time loneliness. There were begonias,
fully arranged and through this whole
room was waited the sweet scent Of hya-
cinth blossoms
The ceremony started with march
from Lohengrin by Mrs. Marion Cover
dale. The ushers. Messrs. Howard II.
Jones and John H. Armstrong lead the
way for the bride, leaning on the arm Of
tho groom elect, Rev. Adam Stengle met
at the altar where after the Ceremony of
the Methodist Episcopal Church they were
made man and wife, The bride was
gowned in a costume of silk mule over
white taffeta, with ribbons aud pearl
trimmings.
After the ceremony reception was
given The bride and groom received
many warm congratulations. They took
the Norfork express north, for short
honeymoon, after which they will return
to Eikton where they will make their
future home.
A very pleasant evening company was
given to Miss Lillian Gray, at her home,
4l2 East Ninth street, on Wednesday even
ing very Pleasant time was spent by
those present aud at a seasonable hour
bountilnl supply of refreshments were
served. At u late hour the friends de
parted congratulating Miss Gray on her
SUCCESS as entertainer. Those present !
were: Misses Lillian Gray, Maud Davis,
Anna Grantland Mile Hearn, Mamie
Vincent, Annie Sparks. Mary Broe, Ida
Bristow, Annie Lord Messrs. Elwood |
Ross, John Strong, Ernest Driscoll, Fred |
Middletown, james Sompie, Frank Ross, !
Frank Russell viii Mills, Irwin Taylor,
Harry Taylor and others.
~ ~ Artemus Smith was in Dover yesterday.
]. G, Simpson is in Reading to-day.
Edwin S. Reed Is recovering
Josiah Marvel is home from New York.
A. S Woolley, Of Seaford, is with vii.
friends,
Matt f, Short, Of Sussex county was in
town yesterday.
j. NJ. Hurley, of Boston, is stopping at
the Clayton House.
N Dushane Coward, of Washington, 10
with Wilmington friends.
Paul Woodrich, a New York City bust.
ness man is in town.
Alexander Dexter Of Brooklyn, is at the
Clayton House.
ID. A. Ioung, of Philadelphia, is down
the State Oh business
W, Harold Smith is fishing down at
Lewes, Del.
Mil lard i. Davis Charles Lednum, Will
liam Lednum and Edward Coyle Of Phila.
delphia left this morning for a days fish.
ing at ST. Georges