The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-06
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Miss Alice Bachman, of Chester, wa
the guest OF Wilmington friends on Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Ashbrook have returne,
from visit to Baltimore.
The Rev. T. A. McCurdy is at Atlantl
City recuperating from his recent illness
Mrs. Nathaniel Pratt, of Smyrna, wh,
| has been visiting in Wilmington durin,
the past week, has returned home.
| james Moylan, vice-president Of th,
Delaware Construction Company, has re
turned from trip to New York.
The entertainment which was to b.
| given by the Junior League of Grace NJ
f. Church at No 6l9 Delaware avenue this
evening has been postponed for two weeks.
The wedding of Rev. William q. Line
book, pastor Of the Vincent Baptist
Church, of near Chester Springs, to Miss
Clark, Of Reading, has been announced
month. The prospective bride and groom
will at once take up their residence In the
church property. E
mel, Dover, was in this city to-day.
j. Marvel and G. r.. Bacon, promi.
nent citizens of Laurel, registered at the
Merritt House to-day. r.
Richard Sidwell and Miss Laura Gen.
Try We're married at tho home Of the
groom, No. sos West street, by Rev f.
Burgette Short.
On Saturday evening tho Rev. Il. B.
Short narfOr,npd tho rara,nntv n tina mn IL,
riage of Edward Brown of Stanton and
Miss Jennie Wright, Of this city, at No.
936 Spruce street.
A pleasant birthday surprise was given
to Walter Fisher, at his home, 1ll3 Ian.
caster avenue by his wife. The time was
pleasantly spent In games, music and
dancing and at a late hour refreshments
were served.
The Hilles w. G. 7. u, will meet to.
night at the home of Mrs. Charles Griffith
In Brandywine hundred The members
VIII leave Mrs. Lille Connor's home at
Rising Sun, about $50 o'clock.
The Woman's Cuban Aid Society Ia
holding under advlsement the proposition
made by N. Dushane Coward, formerly
of this city, but now Of Washington, u.
ateur male opera company of which he ID
member, to this city in a concert for the
bene1tof the Cuban cause This company
has scored notable success, both from
musical and social standpoint The
travelling membership numbers sixty. five,
all of the parts of the score being assumed
by male singers. The matter will not be
definitely settled for few days, but 1t is
altogether to make satisfactory arrange.
meDts to have ''The Mikado" sung during
the last week of April.
A very enjoyable birthday celebration
was Saturday from 2p. III. to 8 O'clock in
birthday, his at home, S85 Poplar street.
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Hlrzel
The time was spent In games, recitations,
instrumental and vocal music after which
the guests were invited to the dining
room, where the table was beautifully
decorated with flowers and laden with an
abundance Of refreshments. Little Her.
bert received many useful and beautiful
presents: Among the guests were: Alva
Edgar Goldberg, Temple Jackson, Lillian
Taylor, Ella Wilkins, Clarence Beckley,
r. Hirzel, Pauline Khetcht, GIacie Gold
berg, Florence Day, Herbert Hirzel, Lester
BurIis. Clifton jackson. Helen Hurlock,
Blanche Fowler, Mary Hirzel Herbert
Chambers, Oscar Steiger, Gladys Behrn.
ger, Henry A. Woodruff, Laura jackson,
Charles Hirzel, Landas Croft, Herbert u.
Smith, Laura Stautfer, Howell wilkins,
Warren Dadd, Mary McKoeyan, George
Steig'er, Louisa Wah, Arthur Gray. Ella
Farrell, Georgia Boulder, Katie WORT
mann, Charles Holm, Natalie Merritt,
Theresa knetcht, Mr. and Mrs. John Hir-
eel, Mrs. Walter Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Goldberg Mrs. Mary Thielman, Mrs J..
3ice, Mrs. Maggie Lodge. VIM. HirzeI, |
ST., Mrs, VIM. Thielman, Miss r. Fols,
drs. Fannie Woodruff, Miss Emma Thiel.
nan, Elmer Baldwin, Mrs. Behringer,
Mrs. Kattes, Mr.. and Mrs. Knetchct.
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