The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-13
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Miss Agnes Robinson OF this city Is thu
| guest of her sister at Georgetown.
Miss Bertha Wilson will spend Sunday
| with her parents at Georgetown.
Miss Meta Idell Hillsley of this city has
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
The Rev. G. w. Meild and wife of KEGS
port, N j., is visiting Mrs. George Hills.
ley Of this city.
Miss Nellie Toppin of this city is visit.
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Lawson George of Weems, va, has re.
turned to his home after spending ten
days visit with his friend, Richard bod
son Of Silverside.
Emlen Bell of this city Is visiting rela.
tives in Greenridge, Mo.
Miss Marie McCarter of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends In this city.
William McClenahan and Miss Mary
Rawlings Everist, daughter Of the late
Francis S. Everist, two prominent young
society people of Port Deposit. were quiet
ly married on Thursday afternoon at 2.45
o'clock at the residence Of the, bride
mother. near Port Deposit, Owing to the
recent death of the brides father,
the cremony was attended by only the i'm.
mediate relatives of the contrnt ting parties
The Rev. L.. d Barrett. of Wilmington,
officiated, assisted by the Rev. Fl. W.
Ewing, pastor of Tome Mcmoria NJ. H.
Church, of Port Deposit
Mr. and Mrs McClenahan are spending
their honeymoon South.
Mrs. Sempler of Trainer, is being enter.
tain by friends in this city.
Twenty five members of the Y. M. G. A,
will go to Philadelphia tonight as the
guests of the Central Branch Y. NJ. G. A.
They will take supper with tho Philadel.
phia association, and will be entertained
during the evening.
The Wilmington Progressive Euchre
Club visited the home of Station Agent A.
NJ. d. Mullinx, Twin Oaks Wednesday
evening, and spent very pleasant time.
The occasion was doubly enjoyable mas
much as it was Mr.. Mullinx's birthday
and the clubs contemplated visit was
total surprise to him Morrison of West
Chester was the caterer The decorations
were of an elaborate kind, and the cole
bration wasa splendid success.
One of the features of the evening was
the erohre games played, which resulted
as follows in the disposition of the prizes.
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MacailisIeT, anu ms scconu ny MIS-
,vas ,.an,nrrJ hu Tnono} WacnIiistor pan5
thc On', Nd hy H. R,hinsnn ''
'us o,o a' , ~ .a' rsont ,rnro. NJ. aud
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CninnoI ,nS Ers ,io"ani'it.n NJ and
Don,th'om Mr. and Ms IA Snto w ~. omd
Wrs 7n,,uIh Nr,sti Nv ana Ms WnrS
Nv and Nv Rrn,vn ali of Ut;in,inatnn.
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Mary o." r. Inrls;, Mrs iyotho NJ ma Nv
A. Nj. d. Mullnx, all of Twin Oaks.
Mr.. Mulliux was the recipient of q
number of handsome presents, among
which was splendidly framed picture.
Thare have heer tbrna wang rrottv ,vca.
dinpS M ihe Merbolist Eni:connl norson
age Stanton, Del, since 1897 The first
took place on January -, at noon. John
II. Thompson to Miss Mamie NJ. Morris
They took the afternoon train for Phila-
dclphia where they Will reside. On the
evening OF February % at 80 O'Clock
nenrso walters gnu MISS Levonla liougi,i
nUVI VI m,,tt r niH"'on moru RfI inv
DrInwnr. NAV On NnrcL 4 Mt So'rlncl;
Reuben A Ciou.er and Miss EIiZnbeth r.
Rrown both nj MnrshnIIInn Drl whare