The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-06
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Miss Mabel r. johnson of this city
& spent several days In Baltimore with Pitts.
burg friends
The Young Mems Christian Association
A gave q pleasant reception to the students
N Il OF Goldey Commercial College last night.
The associations rooms were crowded.
w Every game in the social room was used.
Tho reception committee comprised viii.
" liam II. Williams, Richard Mclaughlin,
X Victor G. Jefferis. Edward Stradley, Will
fa* Ham Snyder, Morris 0eheltree, Peter Over
A, deer and William h. Jochen. Selections
Y on the Piano were rendered by William
Bradford The guests were served with
luncheon.
Mrs. Lilly of Elkton, has been visiting
n friends in this city.
Mrs. Emma Titus spent several days
this week with friends in Elkton.
Mrs. A. J. pearce Of this city Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John S. Writ, in Elk
"A ton.
Mrs. Mary and Jennie Anderson of Fair
~ Hill, Nd, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Geo S. Mattingey in this city.
Miss Speakman of this city is the guest
4 Of West Chester friends
Thomas b. Townsend spent Thursday
iii West Chester
Miss Clara Abbott of Redden Is visiting
In this city.
Miss Elisabeth S. Wyatt is spending q
III week with her sister Mrs Margaret Wyatt
Daniels in Philadelphia.
Joseph Bradbury of this city, was in
Elkton on Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Buchanan of this city,
spent last Sunday in Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson X. Warner of
Elkton have been visiting friends in VIII
mington.
Professor Hugh Browne of Washington
made IN address to the pupils and friends
Of the Howard School last night. Pro-
fessor Browne Is an instructor at tho
Washington High School. stereopticon
exhibition of the pictures presented to the
school by the women of the New Century
Club was given. Miss Alice Johnson,
Della Coburn, Lulu Bailey, Sarah Brown,
Flora Woodson, Adelne Brooks and Cur
t{s Ward gave illustrated readings about
points Of Interest Sarah Ford road an ex
cellent paper written by Miss Ida Rain
n Vocal selections were rendered by the
pupils. Selections We're also rendered by
an orchestra and a double quartetto.
Miss Liz gle Caldwell has returned to her
home In Cecilton after visit to Whining
ton friends.
The Rev. T. r. Watkins of Cocilton
4 MI, was in this city the first Of the week.
Miss Dora Burr of Port Deposit has boen
visiting in this city.
Mrs. II. S. Seminar has returned to her
me in Principle after II visit to this city
Miss Hattie Writtcnhnuso has returned
to her home in Conshohocken after two
works visit to friends aud relatives in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Wins, of Colora
have issued invitations for tho marriage Of
4 their daughter, Miss Mary Anna to Wilson
A. Kimbe. on Wednesday, March H. ut
1880 O'Clock.
Announcement made of the marriage
nj Miss Mary r Evarist and William Nc.
Clenahan. Of Port Deposit on Thursday
next, March II.
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tcwnshin and E,la e Rood Of East Not
ssngbam tnwnshin wave initial in Lolv
,ratrimony hv r Hudson. + p. nj Home
well Borough, on March /, lSo7, between
hand o'clock, II m, They viii reside in
Vast Nottingham, where the groom re.
esuely p"'eh"9ou wv i"tl4 Va MIS- '"'ho'
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bliss h9lrli r rree'l,,ii' u,l"Rnlt' vi my
,hte Wesley fre1lhah, Oh Wilton, anu
marry long vi b ~ NVtc iiluliiVu III
Mi'uieu'"h oh "euilos""s evening i"9'.
On Wednesday evening, the marriage of
y W Gninor and Miss Maggie Worth, OF
NIX Neck, was solemnzed at the Nj. N,
parsonage in that place, the officiating
clergymHn being the Rev. w II. =, IOller.
After the wedding reception was tender
cd them at their future home.
Joseph Michael and Bertha Widdowes,
bth Of stanton, Del were married on
March A. nj St paurs par sonnre by the
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