The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-30
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Mrs. Thomas Taylor is the guest Of Miss
Martha Biddle OF Elkton
Miss Name Harris o. Pennsgrove Is Wis
iting Miss Annie Sands Sl7 West Fourth
: street.
Mr., Noble Benson, who has been visiting
relatives in this city for several weeks re.
turned to his home at Chesapeake City to-
day
Mr.. Tyson Hancock spent last evening
In Newport
Miss Bertha Dllworth has returned to
her home In this city after visit to her
cousin, Miss Bessie X. Dilworth of Centre
Vile, Del.
Miss Bessie X Dilworth of Centreville,
Is visiting friends in West Chester, Ches-
& ter and Media.
Woodrow Wilson will speak on Tiberty'
before the New Century Club next Thurs
day night. The admission fee will be 80
cents.
Mr.. Daniel A. Shuck, of Philad .lphia
has been paying n visit to Miss Mamie
Mahan in West Chester
Next Monday at 30 O'Clock the first of
the series of lectures on the English
Novel; will BIO given by Miss McCaullcy
4 70 the Now Century Club class formed for
study under her able leadership,
The work cannot fail to be Of benefit to
4 those who are members, not only from the
delight gained by the study of the English
novel, but from the training 10 the mind
resulting from its careful thought and
criticism.
The following program will be given in
the First Presbyterian Church, on Tues
day evening, Feb. End, for the Christian
Endeavor Rally Praise service; roll call;
scripture reading; quarlette, Rock of
Ages" business; Junors address, "ln-
Lewis; solo, Faith" collection; address,
working for Christ" Rev. f. f. Briggs
chorus, Anthem; benediction.
Judge Marvel was in Wilmington yes.
terday.
Presiding Elder Barrett, who has been
Ill, is improving and will be able to he out
in few days.
The Rev. J. J. McCuskcr. A. NJ. of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and the Rev T. Mcken.
na of Cedarhurst, l., l., have returned
home after spending a few days with Dan.
lei McCusker, ST.
John II. Lank Of this city and Miss
Hannah Il Fisher were married by the
Rev. G. X. Neese at the residence of tho
brides father, Myers r. Fisher, in Sussex
county on the 9th inst
j. rferbert Mullin was in West Chester
Thursday on business trip.
There was quiet wedding at the Media
Baptist parsonage on Tuesday evening at
6o'clock. The parties joinod in the holy
bonds were William L. Davis and Mrs.
Sallie Is, DcrrickSon, both of Chadd's
Ford. Rev. W. II. Patton performed the
ceremony. The newly married couple
have many friends who wish them u safe
voyage of liEes temptestuuus sea.
James Il. Shallcross near Odessa was in
the city this morning.
Mrs. George W. Wells and tho Misses
Green, daughters of Thos. Green leave to.
day for Niagara Falls to view tho ice
bridge.
A jolly party of masqucraders gathered
last night at the home OF jesse Bronstein
No GIG West Ninth street. Some of the
characters represented were General Bur.
goyne, colored Jack, PunGhinello, a snow
maiden, Japanese flower girls and dancers.
The masks were removed about II o'clock
and the company took part in dancing un.
Ill about IL 30 when all the ma. qlleradrrs
adjourned to another room for refresh
ments. Among the guests present We're
Misses Carolyn Pierce, Gertrude Lackey,
Susanna Carter, Elizabeth ;. Wyatt,
Bronstein, Marie Robinson Mae Herring,
Meisrs Elmer klund James Grant, Geo.
Middletown, Miller Turner, Leslie Bon.
ham Paul h. killiam, Harry McCIane,
John Bronsteiu, Claude Thompson, Harry
Bonham, Willard Sweatmnn.
The residence of Miss Kate Malluy Mt
fourteenth and Scott was the SCENE Of -
gay social time last evening when Misses
Maggie Lynch and Kate Malloy entertain.
6afIn II N mar if r.
house was taatelully decorated for the oo
casiun and the music was Furnished by
the DUugherty orchestra. Among those
present Were: Joseph Lynch and Mary
Cough, Harry Testing and jennie Nealey,
James Carrigan and Alice Wi'tum, John
Noerner and Lena Auntwailer, Jurob
bangle and Lily keGlcy August Reese
and Julia Badrr, Joseph W0crnrr and
Jena Feukel, Dennis MaII"y and Maggie
Lynch. John MctiianaTy and Mary Bier.
man, William lD nCh and kaiiu MalIOy,
Ernest Otteni and Katie krcmer, Frank
Houck and Della Blown Dancing wa,
kept up until about midnight whrn an IN
vitatiOh was given all present 10 ujDurn
to the dining room " here the young IIdira
had arranged in picturesque manner all
4 the seasons dellcau'cS. All rgturneA t.
& their homes after voting Misses Malioy
and Lynch as being excellent ho-tes,ss.
The BayArd Legion held its annual re-
ception at Turn Hall last evening aud
was II very enjoyable aIfair Tho hath W.:
prettily decorated for the ball. Streampr.
OF bunting were hung in lratoou- around
The walls and the stage WAS set uti Ivy
largo bhnks Of puird pIaul> nnd flowers
Rawmsley's Orchestra hnni-AeI music
When the bali opened about :hD p",sOu,
were present. The grand march was lee
by Floor Manager Charles Nirt aud Mis-
Haubcr, and after them came about 10,