The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-15
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William =. Brown Of Trainer, Pa, Wis
tied relatives In this city yesterday.
Edward Moore Of this city spent Sunday
in Chester.
Mrs. Samuel Coyle is lying very Ill at her
home.
Misses Mary Jones and Helen Slaughter
OF Dover are visiting friends here,
Miss Anna Windolph Of Dover has &C.
cepted position here
A ball will be given In the new Opera
House at Harrington on February II.
Mrs. S. NJ Walrath of this city Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. T., M. Kemp at
Woodside.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N Willis have issued
cards to six O'Clock dinner next Wedpes-
day evening at their home, Maple Lawn"
near Middletown.
A concert for the benefit Of the Presby-
terrain Church will be given in Assembly
Hall, Middletown, Tuesday evening, Feb.
18th. by five singers and an elocutionist
from Wilmington.
S. w. Hall and wife of Dover, have gone
on an extended visit to Phenix, Arizonia
Albert banner of Dover, has secured
position in farming implement store at
Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Bristow, No. S32 Madison
street, is seriously indisposed, and her
prospect of recovering Is not encouraging.
Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Grise of Georgetown
left Thursday, for Texas to attend u meet
ing of the National Editorial Association
to be held In that city tomorrow
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF Miss Annie Laura Wilson, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary V. Wilson Of Middletown, to
Edward d. Hearne, Esq, Georgetown, to
take place on Wednesday, February II, at
2o'clock in the Methodist Church at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther W. Cannon of
Frankfort have issued invitations for the
wedding of their daughter, Adella Blanche
and Thomas Jackson Lawrence of South
Quay Va, which will take place in the
Methodist Church ut Frankford at q. H.,
on Wednesday February 24th.
Miss Nan b. Turner of Chester, is visit.
ing Miss Eva NJ. Poole, $40 West Eighth
street.
Mrs. Catherine Cullen George, OF George.
town, is the guest Of her father, Judge
Cullen, who has been i'll for several days
+. .Burgette Short, returned to this city
Friday from visit to Georgetown,
Miss Annie Raymond, Of this city, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Hutchin-
son,in Delaware City. as
Noble Haley and Fred Beaston have
been visiting friends in Delaware City.
Mark w. Cole has been elected secre-
tary of the State Fair Association to sue.
coed John B. Wharton, resigned.
S. Redmond Smith, clerk of the United
States Court is In California on trip
with the Raymond Excursionists.
Harry I. Bradbury of this city. who has
been working at sparrow Point, Nd, has
returned home
Miss Nora Lewis Of Snow Hill, Md,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Murlie Driscoll of this city, nls friends
in Philadelphia and Washington, has re-
turned home.
Miss Bessie Holland of Fair Hill Nd,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Harold Stokes of Hartford county, Md,
Is visiting the family Of B. h. Brinton in
this city.
Miss Gertrude A. Wakcnhurst is in
Philadelphia.
Eugene Hartman, accompanied by City |
Solicitor Hartman, went To Florida to-day. |
Henry Miller of Philadelphia and Chas.
sullivan OF Illinois wcrU i'll Wilmington |
yesterday.
Miss Clara Plser Of Philadelphia is visit, !
ing her sister, Miss Amy h. pise:, ~ |
Falkland, Del !
A. r. MORT IN and James A. Moylnn, |
have been on IL two days Cunning trip n |
CuTrltuclI sound, off Moth Carolina re- |
turned un saturday.
In letter received by the Bnyard Legion |
from An,Jna sudor bayard ho states having |
paid gear subscription to tho London
Times II: he club.
Al; h4i Mrs Clement Jones, who reside
meas Canterbury, Kent county, celebrated
ID week the 5Oth anniversary Of their
welding.
Mis-. Katie Ryan of Salem, n. J., is
visiting her friend, Miss Florence Lynch,
oil thlo city.
Willard Hall Porter, Esq, was one of
L!c guests TIT tho annual dinner giyon in
rhilaAe phia by the Princeton College
Alumni Thursday evening.
John G. Ireland has been confined to his
home since Wednesday by sickness.
Katherine L. Stevenson, National Cor
responding Secretary Of tho w. Z. II. T.,
VIII address II temperance mass meeting ut |
West Presbyterian Church next saturday
At h o'clock SubjeC;; "rhc Demands
Upon the Christianity Of Tu-dAy.'
The following Wilmington young folks
were present at Newark, given by the
students Of tho Delaware College on Sat
urlny evening" Misses Margaret Cald.
we'll, Matte Sipple, Miss Taylor, Lou
Elliott, Maud Grier, Gertrude Lackoy,
Charlotte Young, Alma Groves, Waldo
Wilson, Harry Dovinu, Mr.. Lawrence Mr..
Mcars, Nj. Ayers, Nlr. Brady, Mr.. Cav
rmey, stewart Groves, Lieutenant Gordon,
Mr.. Springer, Henry Hylund Il. D. Comb,
Josiah Marvel, Mis- iicnsol The pro.
gram contained twenty dances.
Tbs DracOnrss Committee will meet this
C'cniu4s at 1Oo Market street, at 40
O'clock.
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