The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-22
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addressed ''our Gard Haskell" KgpuBLIoAN
Col. A. D. chaytor OF this city, was in
Dover Friday.
William Higgins has returned from a
trip to Dover.
Senator Meredith was in this city Friday
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs George Carter.
Harry Jester spent to-day in Philadel.
mia
Frank johnson OF Perrymans, Nd, Wis
atod friends In this city yesterday
Albert Shafner was in Dover yesterday.
Miss Ethel Petherbridge of Middletown
spent last week in this city with her father
Harry Petherbridge of Wisconsin who
has been visiting Eastern relatives.
Miss Tillie Murch OF this city, IL visit
Ing her sister Mrs. Milne at Delaware City
Elwood Donahoe has returned to his
home In this city after spending the winter
with his grandfather at Cecilton.
Edward Moore spent Sunday with
friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Peekmann and son Karl of Marcus
Hook, are being entertained by friends In
this city,
William Yansant was in Middletown
last night.
Col. d. p Barnard spent part Of last
week with Middletown friends
Frank Bratton OF this city, was in Mid
dletown last week.
Miss Annie Ratledge has returned to
her home In this city after visit to friends
In Middletown
Mrs Annie Pennington is the guest of
her sister In Warwick.
Harry A. Alsentzer and wife of Philadel.
phia spent Sunday with friends here
Mrs, William Sheppard, accompanied
by her son and daughter, are visiting Mrs.
!. 7. Sheppard on Banning street.
Mrs. Joseph II. Sparks and Misses Mary
and Della Sparks OF Greensboro, Md, are
visiting friends in this city
On the evening Of March 1iLh, Jabez f
Collins and Mrs Annie B, Morrison, both
of Sussex county, were married by tho
Rev. ]. R, Campbell, d d., at Glendale
Miss Mabel p, Springer, of Springlawn,
Cecil county. and Benjamin f. Baddcrs,
OF Oxford, were married. in Oxford, Pa,
on March II, by the Rev William Bar
rows.
Miss Sallie t. Dean, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Israel r. Dean, Of North East
3 anu Samuel S, BileS, Of Avondale, Pa,
were married on last Monday afternoon
by tho Rev W. A. Wise, at the homo Of
the bride, The ceremony was witnessed
by only immediate friends, After tour
north they will reside at Avondaio.
Rev Charles L. jefferson of this city,
formerly of West Chester, was in that city
Friday calling on old friends,
John S. Mullin was in West Chester on
business, Friday,
Mrs George A. Roberts, of No sos
Broome street, who has been in New York
several weeks, is still detained by the
serious illness Of her father, to whose bed.
side she was called.
Mrs, Louise Angel of California. who
has been visiting friends In Wilmington,
has returned TO her home. Mrs. Angel
was formerly Miss Louise Bayard of this
city.
On Wednesday next u wedding will take
place at home of William Albright, Of
near Cochranvllle, invitations having been
Issued to the marriage Of his daughter,
Lizzie to Willis GILL Of the same locality.
Miss Marion A. Bacon and Miss May
Mundorif have returned from New York,
whore they have been spending few days
in the interest of their business.
Joseph Hondrickson, who is employed
ut the Red Mill, near Newark, visited his
sister, Mrs Lewis Potts, near CCntrevile.
on Sunday,
Mrs, Merritt Dixon of liockessin, who
hns been on tho sick list for about two
months, is gradually recovering and ex.
poets to be able to venture out the present
week.
John p. Donahoe, National Commander
Of the Union Veteran Legion of America
on Saturday invited the President to be
present ut the celebration on April 0 in
Philadelphia Of "Appomattox Day" The
President is member of this order, and
as such is directly under the Commanders
orders
Under the rulos of the order it is within
the Commanders power to compel tho
President to be in attendance. However,
20 such drastic measures are necessary,
as the President is quite proud Of the fact
that hel d member OF the order, and will
doubtless attend the celebration.
First Presbyterian Church was crowded
TO the doors by G3O o'clock last evening,
when the third part Of the Oratorio of the
Exodus was given. Tho program was as
follows:
Chant. LORDS Prayer aud Gloria"
Scripture reading and prayer.
Congregational Hymns.
Opening chorus He Shall Reign"
Springer
REPOSITORY sermon
Oratoro of the Exodus, Parf III.
Full chorus, "Oh, tho Way IL Long"
Reoitltont (baritono), "And the Lord
Solo, (ttnofij Sow We Turn ''', '''"
Mr. Maxwell
PROMISE Me,5rs, Maxwell and Bennett
EEhorus"........;;;;,,,," sing ltnilGlujah''
SulO, (sOpranUJ Reeds Of tho SheuhrrAs "