The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-20
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Office.
Miss Mamie Tolmie is visiting In Phila.
delphia.
William T. Giles has been visiting in
Elkton
G. W. Reynolds of North East, has re.
moved 10 this city.
Mrs William B. Ashbrook rs visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Perry Mccullough has returned home
from visit to Port Deposit.
Mrs. Harry Matthews aud Mrs. W. 7,
Day have been visiting in Georgetown.
Harry T. Toy in the Philadelphia office
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
is off on his vacation.
Mrs, Allen Speakman of this city, spent
Thursday with friends in West Chester
Captain John Gray, wife, son and daugh-
ter of Camden, N. j., are in this city with
friends.
Messrs. John Callahan and Timothy M.
Toomey Of Coatesville have been visiting
friends in this city.
A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs.
Worth last evening at her home, No. 407
Shearman street.
| J. r. Beetem, formerly of this city. has
been appointed superintendent of the New
York and Queens County Railway, which
operates all trolley lines In Long Island
City.
| Cards have been issued for the marriage
Of j. Frank Startling, Of Elkton, and Miss
Anna May Armstrong, daughter Of Mrs.
Anna A. Armstrong, of Smyrna, Del, on
Wednesday afternoon, March 3d. at
o'clock. Mr.. Startling is member of the
drug firm of Startling and Beck, sElkton,9
Miss Sarah Saring of this city, Is the
guest of Miss Mollie Petite, of Chester.
Egbert English Of Claymont, has been
visiting in Chester.
Harmon Reynolds and Miss AIDA Hay
don will be married at the home of the
BRIDES parents at Fieldsboro, next We'd
nesday afternoon, by Rev. M. Chandler of
Townsend.
The reception given by Messrs. Ferris
Jefferson and George Wright. at No. 1924
King street, last evening was brilliant
success. An elaborate menu was served
by Henry Carly.
A very pleasant evening social was given
by Miss May Sanderson, Thursday even
ing at her home, No. All Washington
street. The evening was pleasantly spent
in games and other amusements. At
seasonable hour refreshments were served
from II prettily decorated table. After
a very pleasant evening the guests depart.
ed. Among those present were: Misses
Minnie Sheppard, Maggie Ward, Sarah
Ward, Nellie Miller, Eva Sheppard, Winnie
Hull, Dora Matthews Anna Bernhard,
Anna Bennett, May Sanderson, Marie
Pennock, Lulu Thawley, Emma Jacoby,
Gertrude Sheldon, Mary McLane, Mrs.
Sheppard Mrs Sanderson, Messrs. VIM.
Carpenter, Harvey Taylor, Harry Brin.
ton, Mr. Dougherty Joseph Schoetleld,
Harry Sheppard. Harry Luton, Samuel
Alexander, Frank Murphy, John Lane,
Thomas Curlett, Frank Jones, Charles
Handy, Frank Sanderson, Samuel Fergu-
son, Harry Sanderson, Harry Willis and
many Others.
A very pleasant birthday celebration
took place at the home of Master Wilmer
Smith, 1920 Spruce street last evening on
the occasion of his thirteenth birthday an.
niyersary. Master Smith received quite
number of useful birthday gifts A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all and
at a late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were: II. Fisher, A. Buck.
alew, p. Lewis, r. Brust, |. Brust. A.
Davis, +. Moran, B. Davis, w. Morris. S.
Semmertine,G G, Smythc, Leroy Cole, Leroy
Kramer Mabel Platt, c. Plat w. Bear,
Mary Bear, w Plimar, S. Horner, l.. Cole,
W. Collins w. Reeder, Matilda Moore, +.
Morton, W. Jones, J. Murtha W. Smith,
Thomas Moran, Robert Winthrop, Belle
Winthrop, Josiah Witsell, Eva Gibason,
John Thomas, Charles Thomas S. Nun.
den N. Evans, W. chart, G, Witsell, E.
Justison, B. McKaig, W. McKaig and E.
Wiswell.