The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-16
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writsgh "a 9ho side OF the PAPER odly sad
ONCE.
Miss Lydia Lapk of Philadelphia is be
s rs entertained BY Miss Jean ISnf of this
The following from Wilmington are q
ana Mrs. j. d. Barnes, the 81. Emo hotel
A. D. II. Faulkner at the Keystone: Mrs
II. II. Hamersley and Mrs. 10. w. Noble
and W. B. Smith at the Windsor.
A few friends were pleasantly enter.
tanned by. Miss Kathleen Moore ON Satur
day evening at progressive crokinolo
party. Prizes were won by Miss Nav
SHELTON, Miss Bessie Royal and Willard
Wood of Newport.
will preach at the First M. p. Church,
every night this week.
Frank Prettyman, a young man en-
ployed at the Georgetown Hosiery, Thir.
tenth and Lombard streets, was taken
very Ill while at work yesterday and re-
moved to his home. To-day he is doing
as well as can be expected.
Mrs. George Greig and Mrs. Cindell of
New York City are visiting Mrs. J. r.
Deputy ut 40i Walnut street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jochen of 1881 Adams
street, is visiting her BROTHER j. T. Grim.
nell OF Buffalo. N. Y, who Is very Ill.
Mr., G. b. Hallam left this morning for
Chestertown, Nd, where he will attend
the Wilmington Conference in the interest
Of the Morning News.
DIR. Thomas d. Cook and Miss Mary Eva
Booker were married yesterday afternoon,
by Rey. j. II, Miliigan, ID. D., at No. 1918
west Second street. Only intimate friends
saw the ceremony performed DIR, and
Mrs. Cook are now in Washington and
upon their return will live at.No. 532 East
Tenth street. ''
The women of the Wilmington Turn.
gemeinde last evening gave calico ball In
Turn Hall which was enjoyed by $50
couples j. Seimann and Miss Ida Ever
led the march. The committee of arrange.
i men was Mrs John Solladay, Mrs. Henry
was conductor, assisted by William Ros.
sitter. Robert Falk and Edward r. Davis
were floor managers Music was furnish.
ell by Hickman's Orchestra.
Tho Rev. w. j. Birmingham at ST.
Anne's Church tonight will lecture on
ireland and America.
Last evening the Order of Haru Garu of
the German Hall celebrated its fiftieth an.
hlversary. Secretary Edward Seidenberp
told OF tho founding and growth of the
order. Anton Hauber also made an in.
teresting address. Music was furnished
by Smyth Post Band
Professor William Tribit of Chester. Wis.
lied relatives in this city on Sunday.
Miss Young of Media, is being enter.
5aihed by friends i'll this city
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clarence Hollingsworth of
his city spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton Luton OF Chester.
Frank Wooley of this city, was in West
Chester yesterday
The Choral Glass of the New Csnturv
Jlub will give concert this evening and
promises TO be quite IL treat, %, an in
erestlng program has been prepared. The
lass will be under the direction OF DR.
tugh A. Clark, and Mrs. Elwood c,
Jackson will be accompanies
An entertainment will be given by tho
little folks in Madcley NJ. T. Church to.
morrow evening, for the benefit of the !,
rustees.
A pleasant party was given last night |
t the home OF James Horner, Eighth and |
5ennett streets, in honor of Major A, |
'ni!h. The guests passed the evening by |
laying games. Dancing was also enjoyed.
refreshments were served. Among those
resent wee; Mr. and Mrs. A. smith,
lr. and Mrs. James Horner, Charles Tut.
urton, Rexford Smith, j. L. Wright, Mr..
nd Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs McNenl, /
If. and Mrs Glatt, Mr.and Mrs Quere, oil
ir' and Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Clara Horitr.
ils' Mckinley, Miss Kate Bennett, Miss
Miss Love- Miss Carrie Car
1h, william Strong, William Bennett
larence Trouse, Robert Ritchenburyar
liver Conoway, James Parks, George
lckerson, Geor &c Morcland Scott Miller,
l. Spear, Robert Scarvor Harry Slauyh.
", William R.gby, William Reed.