The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-27
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Mrs. Samuel Taylor is visiting friends
in Philadelphia
Miss Lizzie Green Of this city Is yisitlng
at Red Lion.
Mrs. George Appleby, who has been WIS.,
iting in this city has returned to her home
near Bear Station.
Philip Layton has returned to George
town after visit to Wilmington.
George Chambers, OF this city, Is visit
ing D. H. Boyce at Bear Station.
Miss Nettie Steele has returned to her
home In Newark after o pleasant visit TO
this city.
Misses Laura and Julia Campbell, of
Newark, are being entertained by friends
in this city.
David Webb, of Georgetown, has &C.
cepted o position In this city, and will
hereafter make Wilmington his home.
Miss, Minnie Sypherd has returned to her
home in Downingtown after q pleasant
two weeks visit to Wilmington friends.
Miss Mary Cantler has returned home
after pleasant visit with relatives and
friends In Middletown and Clayton.
Mrs. H. !. Price, of this city, is visiting
her father at Milford.
Harvey Stewart, of New Castle, is visit
ing friends in this city. ..
Mr.. Clayton vonCulin, of Delaware City
was in this city on Tuesday,.
Mrs d. B. Stewart and daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Reybold, OF ST. Georges spent
Tuesday in Wilmington.
Mrs. O. B. Wingate. Of Delaware City,
was guest of Wilmington friends the
first of the week.
Miss Nan Stewart, Of New Castle, is
visiting Wilmington friends.
Everett Janvier has returned from WIS.,
1t to Delaware City.
Mrs. Mary Appleton Is the guest Of her
sister at Middletown.
Mrs. Anna Bratton, of this city, is the
guest of Middletown relatives.
Harry Vandegrlft spent Thursday in
Dover.
Mrs. H. C. Curlett, Of this city, is the
guest Of Mrs. W. w. Boggs at Dover.
Col. A, d. Chaytor was in Dover Thurs.
day.
Miss Beulah Wilds, Of Dover, has been
the guest of Wilmington friends
Harry vandegrift spent Thursday in
Dover.
"A very plelSduU StlTprlsc pHrby was BiNch
Miss Lillian Hunter ut her home, 1904
Monroe street on Thursday evening. The
affair was in the niLture of send off as
Miss Hunter Is to leave for Boston short
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
served, and the party broke up at an early
hour
The choir of First Presbyterian Church
will sing the fourth and last part of the
oratoro 'The Pillar of Fire" on Sunday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. The program will
be:
Lords prayer and gloria.
Anthem, " Ii' Hiia,rk My Souiii". Shelly
Congregational hymn
Introductory remarks. :........;... Pastor
Recitative, "And Behold the Egyptian"
Willard Mears
Chorus, because There Were No Graves
in Egypt"
Reci,ative, Fear Not" Willard Mears
Recitative, Wherefore Criest Thou"
Newlin Pyle
Mems chorus "ris Jehovahs Word.'
Trio, "Seo the Billows Surge,
NIessrs Maxwell, Pyle and Bennett
Trio and chorus, Sound the Loud Tim
brel," Mrs. Jas. McMulllen, Miss Thiel-
man, Miss Mahan.
Mozarts Twelfth Mass. Choir
Congregational hymn.
Benediotion.
The oratorio will be rendered on Mon.
day evening The choir being assisted by
Messrs Pyle, Ritchie and SignOr Nicholas
Bore
Surprise parties are usually enjoyable
and the one given in honor Of Mrs. Hattie
TallDy of Brandywine hundred was no ex-
cep,ion. On Thursday evening her many
friends met at Eight Square school house
and proceeded to her home Mrs. Talley
L nDrrt 7t,
dition of exquisite melody, "There'l II Come
a Time" The time came much sooner
than she expected when when in walked
the surprsers wishing her many happy
surprises In the future. Mrs Talley gave
her guests the freedom Of her home and
then disappeared for o short time. The
time passed quickly In games. music. etc.
Joseph Ramsey sang, MY Gal is High
Born Lady" Misses Jennie Hinkson and
Edna Harkins gave several Ducts. Prof.
Davis gave instrumental and vocal seloc-
lions throughout the evening. Refresh
ments were served at midnight Those
present were; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tai.
ley Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hinkson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Eber Taley,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Husbands, Mr.. and
Harkins, Jennie Hinkscn, Lizzie Ramsey,
Sadie Talley, Mary Tent, Mary Hinkson,
Alice Way, VIM. Hlnkson, Prof. H, w.
Davis, Messrs. William David, Joseph
Ramsey, Michael Hanley, Howard, Frank
and Samuel Talley, Samuel Brown, Roy
Pierce, George and Eddie Talley Herbert
Chandler Walter Husbands and Eugene
Luf.
A double birthday celebration was given
last evening in honor Of Miss Josephine
Pierce ind Garnett J. Henvis near Win
terthur station. The time was spent in
games after which the guest were invited
to the dining room where refreshments
were served Miss Pierce and Mr.. Hcnvis
received many valuable presents Among
the guests We're: Misses Josephine Pierce,
Lizzie Turner. Florence Smith, Rosa X.
Linsoy, Annie and Lucy Sisson, Irene and
Ruth Fruiu., Annie Pierce, Saliie Fraim,
Hannah Truax Margaretta Henyis, G. j.
Henvis, William Pierce, George Philips.
Charles Turner, Trucman Rennier, Ia.
Jncoby, Lea Smith, Frank Brown, Jetler-
son and Allen Fra.m, Merits Fraim, Ed
ward Fraim, Harry Dellisoer and William