The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-26
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Miss Stella Simmons was the guest Of
New Castle friends on Sunday.
Miss Ida Stewart has been visiting in
New Castle.
G. Henry Trlbit was in Chester on Sun
day.
Miss Sal lie Pierce of West Chester is the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Fannie Adams of New York City,
niece of Mrs. Rev. 4. Snowden Thomas, is
visiting Mrs. Amelia johnson Collins of
1913 Delaware avenue.
Miss Lucille Randolph Kein, daughter
| OF Major Beverly r. Keim, of South Broad
street, Philadelphia, is spending several
days in Wilmington
John A.. Porter and wife, George Wea.
yer and Miss Cloud of this city drove to
West Chester Sunday aud spent few
hours with friends.
Miss Helen Harlan, of Elkview, Chester
county, Pa, is being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. j. Edwin Palmatary, of No. 1919
Monroe street.
Mr. John Foran of Port Deposit, Md,
and Miss Mamie ]. Hand of Havre de Grace
Md, were married by the Rev. John D. G.
Hanna on Monday, Jan. %. 1897.
AT the New Century Club last evening
Mrs, Susan Mari Spaulding Of Boston, a
memeber of the club, read a paper in two
parts, on Richard Wagner's opera "Parsi-
fall" performed in Wagners magnificent
theatre in Bayrentei, Bavaria.
Several Wilmington members attended
meeting of the executive board Of the
Young Peoples Association of the Re.
formed Episcopal churches OF the Synod
of Philadelphia and New York, in thila.
delphia last night.
Professor and Mrs j. T.. Carrow ceie,
brated their twenty fifth wedding ami.
versary at Dover last evening Many
guests from this city were present.
Louis Bradley. for some time stenogra.
pher and clerk for the Capelle Hardware
Company, sailed from New York on Sat.
urday to Galveston Texas, In search Of
health. From there be will go to San An.
tonic, where he will locate.
The annual dinner of the Builders Elk.
change will be held this evening, and
promises to be the most enjoyable of any
given by that body. Toas'mastor George
IL. Mccall has arranged these toasts;
Wilmington and Its Prospects" Hugh
c, Browne; Builders and Their Oppor-
tunities," William S. Hilles. Speeches
will also be made by Chief ,Justice Lore
Lewis c. Vandegrilt, Mayor Jefferis and
members of tho Builders Exchange
At meeting of True Knight Command
cry, No 1871, A and l. o X Of Malta,
held on Monday evening at No. 6l2 Ship
ley street, the members were surprised to
be presented with largo wedding cake
from p. G. II. 9 Cook and wife The
corhpanions spent very, enjoyable even
their best wishes. Mr.. Cook has invited a
number of companions from kadosh, No.
20, and True knight, No, 1871, to his home,
Mo 8Sl Bennett street, on next Friday
evening,
The tweptv fifth anniversary os st
Mnry's II A. r Socirty was celebrated
last evening in ST. P9trlck's Church
About sixty members and friends were
present A supper was served there be-
ing four tables decorated with potted
plants A musical and literary program
was given, and addresses were made by
members Of the society.
Tho Delaware SoenoarhnnJ Inst niobt
gave n theatrical entertAinment nt lar.
man Hall A large audience was nre sent
and tbe entnrtotn,nrnt was tborougIlv m.
loved The foiIn,y,np ,nombcrs nc tho
First Regiment Hand nnarr tbe Jrodcr.
on vi o,'hl ""i'''lITn' iouurreu hiusl
ca program JpN'ph hnielel August
Hampel Joseph Hickman, John Higgins
Benjamin Rawnsiey, Joseph Bader and H.
Simmons
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