The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-21
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Office.
j. Fl. Hoffecker is in Philadelphia.
Miss Norma Nixon, Of Bridgeton, N. j.,
Is visiting the Misses McIlvaine On Park
Place.
Deputy Recorder Of Deeds Edward A.
Reed was at the Court House this morn
ing.
J. G. Wltham, Of Boston, is at the Clay.
ton House.
Il. Karpee, q New York business man Is
4 In town.
q. d. Meyers, of Rochester, N. Y, Is
with friends here
A. M. Comey, of Cambridge. Mass, Is at
the Clayton House.
P. Steiner, Of Chicago, Is in town to-
day.
A. Leon, of Patterson, N. j., is at the
Clayton House.
J. N. Robertson, of Philadelphia. Is
down the state on business.
The reception and dance by the Kent
Club In Dover tomorrow evening prom
ises to be the grandest ever held In that
town.
Miss Lizzie Crowding is visiting at Eel
aware City.
is being entertained by friends in this
city.
Mrs. P. Fl. Bratton, of Kenneth Square,
is the guest OF her daughter in this city.
Clark Griffith has returned to his home
aft In apaI
days with friends In this city.
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd will give
dinner In Chinatown, New York city, on
Saturday, at which numbered Whining
tonians will be present.
Wilmington Conclave Of Mogullians
will give an entertainment on Thursday
evening April 20 to their members and
some guests.
Samuel Isenschmid, secretary to Will
lard Salisbury, yesterday left for New
York and to-day will sail for six months
trip through Europe as the private secre-
tary of Ferdinand Blumenthal, the wealthy
morocco manufacturer.
Mrs. Schlager accompanied by her chill.
dren Jack and May sailed for London to-
day on tho Steamer City of New York .
Mrs. Max EphxaiIn left for New York to
bid them ban voyage.
!. MILFORD, Dol, April O,-The gentle
men of Milford gave their Easter dance
at the New Opera House last night. -Four
hundred invitations were issued, and over
three hundred acceptances were received
The music was by Oglesby, of Chester
Pa. The floor managers were Charles G.
Prettyman, DR.. j. L. Pratt, George d.
Truitt, Edward Causey, Lee Hirsch and
L. Edward Brown. The patronesses were
all charmingly attlred.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Wallace to
Horace Greeley Knowles was solemnized
at New York yesterday. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. DIR. 4 Walpole
white satin and point lace, was attended
by maid of honor Miss Maude Whiting of
Syracuse and four bridesmaids, Miss
Kathleen Hand, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. Miss
Grace Baird, of Wilmington; Miss Anna
Brosner of Brooklyn and Miss Hattie Zit-
tel, OF this city. The best man was Rob
ert S. Baird Of Wilmington, and the ush-
Henry A. Masiruer and Otto Simon of
Bordeaux, France. The ceremony was
followed by Il reception at the house of the
brides parents, on West Sevynty-fifth
street.
Mrs, NJ E. Fahey and daughter, uf
Chester, are visiting Kennett Square.
A large number danced at Turn Hall
Monday evening at the ball given by the
Young Bachelors"
The Pioneer Outing Club gave its first
dance at Eden Hall Monday evening. The
committee having the reception in charge
was Thomas F. Flynn, chairman; John
J. Flynn, secretary; Thomas Monaghan.
treasurer; Charles August, grand con.
ductor; James Dale floor manager, John
Feeney, first assistant; Dennis Reagan,
So al r., Nd
sstaut.
at the Century Club tonight, the proceeds |
to go for charity are Mrs. Henry G. Morse,
Mrs. Lamotte Dupont, Mrs Eugene Du |
Pont Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Mrs Alfred |
Elliott Mrs. John J. Black and Mrs. Chas
McIlvaine. Supper will BIO served and |
dancing INDUCED in. The decorations are
very dainty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Baynard were mar,
ried twenty ono years last evening. Some
of their friends surprised them Mt their
home, lilo French street. DIR L. H. Bar.
reU5. Dr.. W. L. S. Murray, VIM. Luwton,
aud w. A. Hukill marshalled the forces
aud captured the house. A pleasant even.
Ing was passed. Each of the gentlemen
congratulated the pair on the happy event.
A humber of tho young friends of Miss
Mamie Brown of No. 2SO9 Market street,
observed her twelfth birthday ut her home
Tuesday evening. The Brandywno Mo
Fart Male Quartette added much to the
evenings pleasure, Those present in
cludcd: Maggie Brown. Berthe Ernest
Katie Jackson, Ethel Hoffman. Victor
Handy. Joseph Megginson, Norman Larry,
George Southers. Willie James, Frank
Branuan, Rachel Jones, Masie Solomon
Maggie and Eva Hyatt. Florence Pip,ns
Charles Achenbach, Florence Raymond
Lulu Geisendorfer, Matte solomon. Viola
Tnggart, Anna and Jennie SouJhers. vii.
lie Weldn, Anna Brown, Willie Brown,
Seaman Larry. Myrtle Clayton. Helen
Zane, Willie Howard, Robert Brennan.
Harry HHughey, Bertha Aaron, Louetta
Day, Eva and Sarah Brown. Ella May
Sinclair, Albert Day, Bertha Kesendorfer
Candy Taggart, Harry Sherer, James Par.
IRISH, Harry Hyatt, Prof. Cheyney John
Roberts, L. Lummis, Clyde Taggart, Go.
Lumm;s, Leroy Clayton, Mrs James
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Robert Brown.
James Brown. MIR. and Mrs, Robert H.