The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-09
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Office.
Josiah Marvel IL In Dover
BIS. Gibbs, Of Philadelphia, was In this
city to-day.
l.. j. Bardo, a Cleveland. Ohio. business
man, Is ut the Clayton House.
William H. Stlnson, of New York, Is
down the State on business trip.
B. II. Pierson, of Newark, Is In this city.
| Miss Cameron, Of Reading, Pa, is.visit-
Ing friends In this city.
| JIM Wyllis, Of Danville, Va, Is with
friends here.
| B. D. Hall, of Lockport, N. Y, Is in
town.
George Bancroft, of Cinciunatti, is with
friends here.
W. n. Dean and wife, OF Philadelphia.
are registered at the Clayton House.
E. M. Fowler, Of Smyrna, Del. phd S.
II. Baynard visit yesterday.
| Rev. and Mrs. j. n. ..Milligan last even.
ing entertained the members Of First
Church choir at the parsonage. Games
| were played and vocal selections were
rendered by several members Of the choir.
! Tho Ladies' Aid. Society Of St Paui's
| NJ E. Church last evening gave tea at
| the home Of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. y. Murray
| which was successful and enjoyable at
fair despite the inclement weather.
Holstein Harvey of this city has been
elected a director of the Wholesale Gro.
GERS Association Of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware.
Cards have been Issued for the marriage
| Of Joseph Hendrickson and Lille Othoson
Of
Rev George L. Wolfe, pastor of First M.
p, Church, has gone to Baltimore, his
former home to attend conference. He has
been asked to fill the pulpit on Sunday he
was so successful In filling for four years.
The members have asked for his return.
An enjoyable concert was given In the
First German Baptist Church last night
by the Temple Male Quartette The reci-
tations by Artemus Bartlett were ap.
plauded and he responded several times,
Pleasing piano selections were rendered BY
Il. J. Mulhausen. The Oriental Guitar
and Mandolin Club also gave several num-
bers.
A pleasant musical and literary enter
taininent was given by Grace N. e Church
by the Epworth League last night. An
enjoyable program was rendered 1t In
cluded several readings by Miss Pogle.
teacher of elocntion at the Friends School;
ling solos by George p. Jones. banjo and
gLitar duets by Samuel OFT and Irving
Riggs, vocal selections by Miss Lulu v.
Elliott, and piano solos by Mits Groves.
A pretty home wedding took place on
Wednesday at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother, No. 500 North Twentieth street,
Philadelphia, when Miss Mary Il. Taylor,
of that city and John H. Terrill Of Elkton,
Md, were married by the Rev. H. p.
ftar hn n racaptinp
was held and Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill re-
ceived the congratulations and best wishes
of their friends After their return from
the South Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill will settle
In Elkton, Md, where Mr.. Terrill Is cor
respondent for the Philadelphia Ledger,
Philadelphia Inquirer and the Baltimore
Sun,
Joseph S Head and wife, Of Kenneth
Square, were in this city on Wednesday.
William Merritt, OF this city, is visiting
his father James Merritt, at Landenburg.
Daniel Kelley Is In Landenhurg, where
he will remain during the summer.
Miss Belle Knight has returned to her
home in Chester after pleasant visit to
Wilmington friends
Miss HARRIET Walter, after spending
some time with friends in this city, has
returned to her home in Chelsea.
Miss Elisabeth 5. Wyatt daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs James j. Wyatt, Of this
city, and Walter B. Daniels, of Philadel.
phia, were married March p, 1897, by the
Rev. John S. Heisler. On their return to
this city. reception will be given at the
home of the bride
Charles l. Beckett, who is a student at
the Park Avenue Institute, Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting his father, James II.
Beckett. Thomas NJ. Brown, son of j.
Paul Brown and student of the same in
stitution is also with his father.
pretty wedding took place last even.
ing in Madison Street NJ Il Church, Ches-
ter. The participants in the marriage
were Howard Rash, Of South Chester, and
Miss Lille Mcdowell of Chester. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. II. w:
Humphries, the pastor, in the presence OF
O number Of friends