The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-07
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Communication tor this eoiumn should
be written IA one side OF tha paper only ant
addressed "0ur Gard Basket" NEPuBLIoAs
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Mrs. George W. Bush Is visiting relatives
In Bridgeton, N. j., her former home
David G. Buckingham was seen In
Washington on Tuesday. He Is looking
as happy and content as clam at high
water.
Edward Dougherty of this city, is the
guest of his parents at Chester.
Miss Emma Jacoby, Of this city, is the
guest of Miss Justison at Morton, Pa
Isaac Cline has returned to his home In
this city after a visit to Marcus Hook.
Miss Laura G. McCafferty, OF Marcus
Hook, has been visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Matte Burnside, formerly OF the
Mercantile Printing Company has accept
ed position in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Horace Greeley Knowles, will be
married on the Goth inst, to New York
lady. .s-..
Edward Truitt, of this city, has been
spending some time with relatives in Mar
Gus Hook.
Frank Woolley was in West G hester on
Monday.
William Thatcher, of this city, accom-.
panied by Mr.. Booth, of Chester, wheeled
to West Chester on Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie George and small son, spent
yesterday in Philadelphia
William Shaw has come to this city
from Marshallton to accept a position.
n Miss Kate Armour, who has been visit
ing relatives in Cecil county, Md, has re-
turned homo.
Mrs William Todd and small daughter
Margaret, Of Brooklyn, are spending some
time with Wilmington and Philadelphia
relatives.
Miss Ida Dickerson is visiting friends in
Harrington.
Miss Nellie Richards, of Smyrna, is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Milton Steele and daughter Ella,
of Newark, have returned from Honey
brook, where they went to attend the fun.
eral of Mrs. Edward Weaver,
Miss Annie Way has returned to her
home in West Chester after pleasant
visit to friends in this city
Patrick Sullivan was pleasantly sur
prised at his home, No. 412 Union street,
on Saturday evening. by q number Of his
acquaintances under the leadership Of
Matthew Connell and Miss Kate Curtin.
About 40 people attended and had All ell.
joyable time.
Two Of the young people of Ba.nsley
were married last Saturday at the resi-
dente Of Rev. w. n. Bingham, In Oxford.
The names of the contracting parties were
Mortimer G. Boyd and Miss Elizabeth ].
Howell. Both of the principals In the
matrimonial event are we'll known in the
vicinity where they live
A farewell was rendered to Rev. L.
w. Laytield and family, former pastor of
Epworth NJ. &. Church, at the parsonage
corner Tenth and Lombard streets, last
evening, by the members and friends of
the church.
Over one hundred persons were present,
and the evening was very pleasantly spent
by the large number of people in social
converse, instrumental and vocal music.
''Taccheus the local preacher" contrib
uted much to the pleasure of the evening.
Refreshments were dispensed in abun-
dance, and towards midnight the company
dispersed to their homes.
Rev and Mrs Laytield have the best
wishes and sympathy of host of friends
to take with them into their new field of
labor, and an earnest hope that their work
will be crowned with signal success.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Baily have is.
sued invitations for the coming marriage
of their daughter, Miss Florence, to George
Fl. Gregg of Kenneth Square. The happy
event will take place at the bride home,
Willow Glen, near Longood on Wednes.
day, April IA at 6 O'CLOCK p, m,