The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-01
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An elaborate tea was given at the home
Of Mrs. H. q. Wilson Of Seventh and West
streets In honor Of Miss Sarah s. Reeve Of
this city who will shortly leave on ap exf
tended Western trip. Those who assisted
in receiving were Misses Alkaline Wilson.
Anna Boch and Miss Eta Wood Of PHIL
alelphia
Mrs. Thomas Taylor has been visiting
Miss Martha Biddle at Elkton.
Mrs J. Newman Davis Of this city has
been visiting at Belle Hill.
Miss Mollie Petiet Of Dover Is visiting
friends in this city.
b. Wright of this city visited relatives
In Chester yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbach are preparing
to move from this city to Kenneth Square,
Pa.
Miss Amanda Stewart Of this city is the
guest Of her uncle, Lewis Howard OF Ups
land.
J. G. Simpson is vlsiting In Reading,
Pa.
George e. Kirkman, who has been seri.-
ously i'll, Is improving.
Mrs. Eliza Hance Of Booths Corner is
Ill at the homo OF relatives In this city.
Miss Sallie Manuel and William Ball
spent yesterday with friends in Chester.
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury Thomas
Holcomb was in Wilmington on Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKenna of Milwaukee,
Wis, are visiting John @. Hartman, al
No. 920 Franklin street.
Miss Elizabeth J. Whiteman, who has
been nurse at the Delaware Hospital for
some time, has resigned her position.
Miss Elizabeth Parker and Miss Keough
of Philadelphia were the guests OF VIII
mington relatives yesterday.
Miahlon Belts of this CITY, was the guest
of West Chester friends on Sunday.
f. p. Moody and wife visited Mrs VIII.
Hanson of West Chester on Sunday. $40.
Miss Emma Edwards of Middletown has
been visiting friends ID this city and PHIL
adelphia.
William Hutchinson of this city has
been visiting in Delaware City
Members of the class of '95 will thold
their regular monthly meeting this even.
ing at the High school, An interesting enc
tertainment on electrical psychology has
been prepared.
Warren Yerger has recovered from an
attack Of the 10 grippe. M.
Mrs G. Won Culin and daughter have
returned to their homo in Delaware City
aftor a visit to Wilmington friends.
Mis-, Nellie Vail Of Delaware City, has
returned home after visit to this city.
Miss Tilie Murch of this city Is visiting
her sister mt Delaware City
Ex-City Clerk Mordecai Lewis and wife
of Chester celebrate the fiftieth anniver
sary of their marriage the 25yh Of next
month.
James McF,lwee left to-day for Brook
lyn where he will accept u responsible
position with the morocco firm Of McDer-
mott and Howard
DIR. and Mrs. Black celebrated their wed.
ding anniversary yesterday at Now Castle
by giving dinner to number OF their
friends.
Mrs Morgan, No. 5)6 West Fifth street,
has gone to Philadelphia for tho purpose
of having an operation performed for
tumor
Rev. II. Il. Martindale of Milford was
called by telegraph on Monday to Litoh.
field, Mo-, where his eldest daughter, Mrs.
Prof. Bryan, is seriously i'll.
& George L. Baynum and Miss Mary r.
Ratcliff will DO married in the NJ. E.
Church at Milford on the afternoon of Feb
rua y TO-
Robert Gearhs of Plttsburg, is in town
Oh business.
81. H. Darn, Jr., of Trenton, is at the
Clayton House.
A. J. Convery Of Albany, is down tho
State on business.
H. B. Cause of Philadelphia Is with
friends here.
An entertainment was given IN Chester
on Saturday evening by X. Stanley Bur
leigh, of the Delaware School of Otatory.
Milton Kollum of Los Angeles, Cal, is
the guest of relativo5in B:audywino Hd..
William Ehrlich of Johnstown Pa, and
Benjamin Bathurst OF California, students
at tho University OF Pennsylvania. were
the guests of friends in this city yesterday
A quiet but pretty wedding occurred on
Monday mt Chesapeake City. Mira. NJ. Lou
Het1, OF Baltimore, was married to Mr.
Henry G.. Hager, of Chesapeake City,
They were married at the home OF tho
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Bels-
wagner The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George Bolswagner, brother OF
tho bride and pastor of Calvary Lutheran
Church. Baltimore. The wedding march
was played by Miss Alice Perry.
The bride was attired in gown OF gray
broadcloth with hat and gloves to match
and carried La France roses and white
vOlats. After tho wedding breakfast the
bride and groom left for II tip north,
Their future home will be Chesapeake
City. ...s