The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-15
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| Office.
Misses Hattie and Mary Terrell of Elk.
ton, are being entertained by Wilmington
friends.
Mrs, Isaac Hackett of this city, was in
Port Deposit
B. #. Barkor of Delmar was in this city
yesterday.
| Miss Florence Milbourn of this city, Is
visiting her sister in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell, Mrs
| broadway all of this city, spent several
days Of last week In Georgetown.
Miss Florence M. Gerry OF Port Deposit
was in this city Thursday.
Miss Nettle S. Taylor of Dover Is visit
ing friends in this city.
Alfred Kirk of Cecil county, Nd, has
returned from a visit to relatives in this
city.
Kirk England Of Iowa, is visiting friends
in Cecil county, Nd He also spent few
days with relatives in this city during the
| past week.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Lille May King to Isaac
Kitchens Of Georgetown, on "Wednesday
afternoon, March II,
Mr.. Chris Brehm and son Harry, Of
Philadelphia visited friends in this city
yesterday.
About fifty members of Division No. 1924,
Order OF Railway Conductors, left this
day morning for Washington. They in.
stalled the officers Of new lodge there.
The annual family reunion OF the A, O.
H., will take place at the Shields Library
Hail Wednesday evening next when o
pleasing program will be rendered.
Grand Master Workman Davis of Har.
rington is In this city to-day
Edward Maurice Cook and Miss jennie
Lynn were married on December 10, 1886,
IN the Old Swedes' parsonage, by the Rev
Martin B Dunlap.
John NJ. Carroll of Chester, is visiting
in this city to-day.
Miss Palmer of this city spent Sunday
in West Chester.
Miss j. Milligan has been spending
some time in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George l.. Stidham has returned
from visit to relatives in Philadelphia
Mrs. Mary G. Thompson is visiting
friends at Perryvile.
Miss Bessie Vernon has returned homo
from visit to Chester.
Mrs Sarah A. Mask is visiting friends
at Perryville.
-, Charles Hayes of this city, is visiting in
Townsend
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Whining
ton Turngemeinde will hold calico ball
this evening in Turn Hall.
The Knights of Columbus will give a
pleasing entertainment this evening at
their hall
Mrs. John X. Montgomery of Chatham,
Pa, is visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Miss Sadie Malone of Philadelphia is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Malone
in this city.
Walter Beaston of this city has been
visiting his sisters, of Middetown.
Miss Julia Paynter is spending fort
night with friends in Wilmington.
the second part of the Sunday oratorios
on the Exodus" at the First Presbyter.
ian Church was rendered last evening by
the church choir augmented to fifty
voices. The rendition was fine and it was
enjoyed by u large audience, The program
was us follows
Opening Chorus, O Praise the Mighty God
Soprano Solo parts by Miss Mahan
Instrumental Introduction to Oratorio
Part2
Quartotte. Plaques Now in Egypt
Miss Mahan, Mrs. McMullcn, Mr.. Max.
we'll, Mr.. Bennett.
ReCit. TENOR. .. Thus Saith the Lord
Mr., Pyle.
Solo, contralto, 1919. The Evening Moon
Miss Thielman.
Chorus ................H Haste from Egypt
Chorus..... ............T The Night March
Duct. =. ...............T The Desert Sand
Mrs. Quinn, Miss Thlclman
Quartette ....... Morning is Advancing
Miss Mahan Miss Murphin, Mr.. Pyle,
Mr.. Mccoy
Duet. And tho Lord Went Before
Miss Ihielman, Mr.. Triggs
Closing Congregational Hymn.
A very enjoyable masquerade hack
party was given Friday evening o the
| homo of Washington Bolen of Stanton
| by the members of the Union A c. Of
| Wilmington. The evening was spent in
| dancing, vocal and instrumental music
| Those present We're: Misses Eva Porter
| Mary Boone, Blanche Cnthcart, Laura
| Grimes, Gerte Bidde. Mary Mclaughlin,
| Stella Walsh of Baltimore, Md, Susie
| Blanchlield, Miss Boen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Bolen, Mr. and Mrs Walton,
| Harry Bckta, Dennis Haley, Wilmer
| Woclscy, John Colweli Howard and Harry
Clifton, Sherwood Metllerell, Charles and
Thomas Appleby, Roscoe Donavan, Chas.
Walton, William Hainosworth, Lawrence
| kinsclla Of Troy, n. Y.
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