The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-10
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Modfold H. cahoon is in Baltimore. :.
Miss Nellie Lusby, Of Cecilton, Ii visit.
ing relatives In this city.
Miss Florence Gibney, of this CITY, has
been the quest OF Miss Clara Grant. .of
Albert Nickel, Of Principle, has been
visiting In this city and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Potticord, of this city, have
been visiting in Pennington, Md,
Creswell First and Mas Martha Jones.
of Port Deposit, visited this city last week.
Mrs. Poinsett, Of this city, is the guest
OF Mrs. ST. Clair at Port Deposit.
Henry G. Conrad was In Elktop on
Wednesday.
| j, G. Knowles, OF this State, yesterday
graduated from the Baltimore College Of
physicians and Surgeons.
| Mrs. Ada Hamilton, Of Coatesvllle, Il
visiting Miss Anna Espenshade, 7o1 Lob.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 2, knights Of
\ arge number OF Its mem bars last evening"
=, Miss Emma Irene Morrison celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF her birthday ~
Rl.rge party last evening at her homG
/ No 1907 Adams street.
The Supreme Council, Legion Of Tie
| Red Cross, will give com plimontary Sns
| tertalnment In ths Grand Opera Houas
| on TUESDAY evening, April II. A fine pkN
SIN So Is h n,c- " =, .nn-:
George NJ. Blddle, OF this city was the
| guest of John Sparklln at Ekton, on We'd
nesday.
Miss Kate Shakespeare, Of this city, Is
visiting at Dover.
Mrs, Mary, H. Carpenter Is visiting ID
Camden, Del,
Miss Dill, Of this city, Is the guest Of
Miss Bessie Graham, of Chester.
Miss Margaret Cooper, of Dover, Dsl,,
has been visiting relatives and friends In
this city and Chester
John s. Mullin and Raw Mr.. Budd
spent Thursday In West Chester.
Mrs, O. O. Brown, of this city, has been
visiting in Port Deposit.
Robert E. Bell who has been visiting In
West Chester, has returned home
Company A. N, G, D., will give a dress
reception and drill at the Armury on Mond
day evening, May 4,
Mrs. j. Edward Palmatory has returned
from al trip to Dover friends.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF G. w, McCaulay, of this city, and MisS
Virginia Ostranaer, of Philadelphia, Cd
April %.
Mrs. Henry Biouth yesterday celebrated
her thirty. seventh birthday, receiving
many valuable presents and con yratuler
lions OF her many relatives and friends
A pleasant. party was given on Monday,
April 8, by MI and Mrs. H. 5. milford OF
gl7 South Broome street, in honor of theif
guest, Miss Florence Maharg, of BaltH
more
Frank G. Stidham, wife and sister.fn,
law left this morning on the II oclo6E
trial for Philadelphia to attend the ftiIY
eral services Of Mrs Williams nee Ruberies'
came, who will be inferred In tho VIII
mington and Brandywne Cemetery. b
Walter G, Merry, son of William e.
Merry. of West Elkton, and who recently
succeeded his father In business there, was
married to Miss Isis Stewart, of .Middleg
town, In Camden, N. j., on Tuesday last,
The cerem ony, which was private oneI
wat celebrated by the Rev. Mr.. Vanhorn
Of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Merry reached
Elkton on Wednesday, and will, for tho
present, reside with his parents in West
Elkton
Miss Elizabeth S. Wagner, daughter Of
Gen, and Mrs, Louis Wagner, of Philai
delphia, and William G. Marshall, of BalY
ViiI'to, NCto iiihi lDu 6VtuluET
at General Wagner's residence, Locust ayE
nue. and Chew street, GermantowHsN
Deputy Attorney. General Peter l.. CoopeE
Jr,, and Mira. Cooper, Of this city, were
among those present.
A very quiet pretty wedding was sol.
emnized on Wednesday evening when
Miss Dorothea Frempt, Of Delaware City5
and Harry Swayne, of st. Georges, very
united IN marriage by Rev. L. A. Oates III
the DarlOr pf tbe Tbn att Iav,kA
were Miss Laura Frempt, sister of the
bride, and John Schunder. The bride wa4
most becomingly gowued in white silN
the bridesmaid In cream cashmere. Az
the conclusion of the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. SWayne left for their home at Bird,e
Corner, The bride was the happy reciDg
lent OF many valuable presents Thos6
Frempt, Master George Hoetfer, Mrs. G
W. Reybold, Miss Emma LaBoube, George
Grimes Mr.. and Mrs, George B. Money,
The annual banquet of tho Philadelphia
contingent Of the Medal Of Honor Lagoon
was held last evening at DONORS Hotsll
and was participated in by some 30 of the
I'll members residing in Philadelphia and
several members from other places Coli
Charles NJ Belts. president of the Phila
delphia Association, presided Before sits
ting down to the table greetings were senh
to General Nelson A Miles, the commando
erinohief Of the Legion. During tho dinE
ner the story Of the war was retUld by the
assembled veterans, and many thrilling
personal experiences related. \
The out-of. town contingent was come
posed of Colonel j. Parko Postles Of VII.
risburg; William l., Grant, Tcmplo CAPS
lain E, L Glligan, Oxford; Martin Il,
Reading, and Ignatius Closer,
Allentown.