The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-15
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taylor have been
visiting at Townsend
Miss Sallie Pratt, Of Clayton, Is visiting
friends In this city.
Miss Mamie B. Abrams, Of Bay View,
Nd, is visiting friends In this city.
Charles P. Tasker, Of e!aymont was In
Z own today. easa -
"A. ". cash. of Newark, N. j., Is al the
Clayton House.
Clinton Bidwoll a Buffalo business man
Is In town.
"A. W. Hoke, Of Grand Rapids Michigan,
Is In town.
L. H. Kenneth and wife, of Philadelphia.
are at the Clayton House.
S. w. Ryder Of Boston, was here yes.
terday. ssssS !
Howell s. England was at Dover yesters
day.
Mrs. George Reed Is visiting her sister
in Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Epworth
Church will tender a reception to Rev. u,
b. Short tonight. ,'esszs4
Many members of the Society of Friends
Of this city, will attend the annual meet
Ing In Philadelphia on Monday.
Miss Kate G. Hayes, daughter of John
T. Hayes, CT Bear Station, formerly Of
Middletown, was married to Clayton d.
Appleby, last evening.
John H. Cullin, lighthouse superintend,
emit for the Fourth district Of the United
States, returned to this city yesterday
after a four months stay In North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cathcart, of Zion,
Pa, spent part Of last week with friends
in this city.
Miss Anna Alexander, of Landenburg,
spent Saturd ay and Sunday In this city.
W. P. Kelley, Of Landenburg, was in
this city aTuesday. ISL
William Alexander, Of Landenburg, has
come to this city, having accepted q posi-
ton with the p, W. g. B. Railroad Com.
Iany
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Stetson, of Calf
fornia will lecture here tonight Ia tho
First Unitarian Church at Eighth and
West streets under the auspices Of the
Wilmington Equal Suffrage Club. The
lecture Is free and the public Is invited.
The wedding Of william Henderson
Carey. son Of DIR. Carey, Glen Looh. to
Miss Olivia GrAee Wagner formerly Of
Parkersburg will take place on the 20eh
Of this month. at the Memorial Presbyl
terrain Church, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Patrick Mccoy, ons of Coatesville's
residents Is being entertained by Whining.
ton friends and relatives
An illustrated concert" will BIO given
by the Sunshine Circle Of Kings Daugb.
ters in St. Pauls M. e. Church this even,
ing 1t promises to be one of the best
given in Wilmington. The proceeds will
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recitation will be illustrated with the STE
reopticon by Professor j. B. Smith.
An enjoyable musical and literary pro.
gram was rendered at the largely attended
might cap social" In Brnndgwine NJ. ID,
Church last night. Company X, headed
by drum corps, attended the social.
Mr. Jones and wife, of this city, were
guests at the celebration Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lameys tenth wedding anniversary
In Chester Tuesday evening. u
The gymnasium class Of the Young
Mems Christian Association gave pleas.
ant informal social last night at the as.
ISOLATION hall. About forty members who
completed the past years work were pres.
ent, and an enjoyable time was had. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Ambassador John Hay sailed for Eng
land yesterday on the American Line
AMI ass llor Thomas f. Bayard, who will
soon letu Il to Wilmington to reside. ~.
The hftieth anniversary Of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Cameron was
celebrated at their home at Nottingham,
Thursday, April /, by about sixty Of their
relatives, friends and neighbors. 1t was q
surprise to them and was complete Guests
were present from Washington, Whining
tom Philadelphia, Elkvlew, Elkton, Zion,
Coiora, Oak Hill Rising Sun, Sylmar
Calvert, Oxford Glenroy and Hopewell.
-pany was led out to the dining room to a
very fine dinner, of which all partook
heartily and had good time.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of d. Vance Thomas, clerk in the Farm.
ers' Bank, this city, and Miss Nina Belle
Reynolds, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel A. Reynolds. of Port Deposit, Nd.
The ceremony will take place on Tuesday,
April 81, in Port Deposit. A large numa
Der of Wilmingtonians have received ms
vitations, among them the members Of
the Wilmington Wheel Club Of which
Mr. Thomas Is prominent member. Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas will residein Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Bacon, of Ches.
ter, celebrated tho fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding last evening Their home
was prettily decorated with an abundance
of.beautiful flowers, and everything be:
tokened happiness and pleasure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon received some very pretty and
useful presents including quite number
of gold pieces. The following guosts were
present from Wilmington: Mrs Susan
Sutton, Mrs Jane Abbot, Mr. and Mrs.
John Abbot, Mr. and Mrs. Orlic Sutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sutton, Hickman Hewitt, Mrs.
P. Bolen, William Bolen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bedwell, Mrs. Emma Bench, MIR.
and Mrs. John Elliott.
George W. Bright issued cards to-day
for the wedding Of his daughter, Miss
Gertrude Bright and John McManus, Of
Philadelphia. The ceremony will occur
on Wednesday April 2S, at 6 80 o'clock in
the evening, at the home OF the bride, No.
zee King street.
Tie bride will be attended by Miss Nova
Ward, of this city, as maid Of honor, and
Mss Myrtle Nebbeker, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Ethel NAPLES of Georgetown as
bridesmaids. The little flower girls will
be Madeline Williamson, niece of tho
bride, and Marie MoManus, a niece of tho
groom. Edward McManus, of Philadel-
phia, brother of the groom, will BIO best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. McManus will reside
IN Virginia
The Delaware Avenue Choir will sing
at castor morning service: "The Old
Easter Anthem" Billings; Send Out Thy
Light" Gounod: Gloria, Mozarts Twelfth
Mass. At evening service, q sacred cam
tata, 1.-THE Great Light" Finley Lyon.
Soloists, sopranos Miss Annie Prince and
Mrs ], H. Westcott, contralto Miss Clara
Griffin; tenors, Messrs. G. A. Cline and
D. ]. Wlngfeld: basso, Walter Bennett;
quartette, Mrs. L. G. Fritz, Mrs. A. +.
Downs, D. j. Wingfeld and L, c. Fritz.
Service commence I'D sharp Seats free.
This cantata will be accompanied by an
orchestra.
Do YOU want a n headache next morn
ing II so, DO NOT DRINK LEN GEI's
BAVARIAN BOOK, because 1t will not