The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-17
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE
Correspondence of tho REPUBLICAN.
Now Castle, September II, 1897.

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In the presence of large number Of
their friends Miss Mary Ellen (Nellie)
Morrison and Mr.. Jeremiah Tobin were
married yesterday afternoon. Tho cere-
mony took place in st. Peters church and
Brady.
AS the organ pealed forth the wedding
march the bridal party entered the church,
| preceded by tho ushers, Mr.. Michael Jor-
dan and Mr. Joseph II. Davis. Ths groom
accompanied the bridesmaid. Miss Julia
McGrath and the bride leaned on the arm
of the best man, Mr.. JAS Tobin, brother
| Of tho groom.
| Tho Bride who Is one of the handsomest
young ladies Of our city, looked charming
in well fitting dress Of whito organdie
over white white silk trimmed with lace
and ribbons and she wore q hat and gloves
to match. She carried La France roses
The bridesmaids dress was Of white or
candle trimmed with lace md ribbons and
wore hat and gloves to match. Her bouquet
was composed of pink carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobin received the immedi-
alto friends Of both families at their future
homo Oh South Fifth street.
The bride Is tho eldest daughter of OK.
President Of City Council William Morri.
son.
She has been an active member of tho
Ladies Il. A. b. Society and has been con.
nected promintn ly With Ocal thoatricals.
She is general lavorito with tho people
OF New CASTLE
The groom is tho son Of Philip Tobin
and Is u well known railroad man. He Is n
member of Division No. g. A. y. H., and
for years has been connected with the II.
A. b. Society. That their wedding life
may be as bright as their wodding day was
tho wish OF all their friends yesterday.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of Emmanuel
Church gave u rendition of the "Rice Pud.
ding" at the parlors Of Miss Emily Rodney
last evening. Those who were present
pronounced it grand success and hope it
will bc reproduced in some of our halls.
Tho charaters were US follows:
Mr.. Richard. .................C E. Eokles
DR.. TWitter er..................H Harry Piper
Maid Marion ............ Miss n. Holcomb
Mrs. Richard. Miss Nan Rodney
Ellen. Observation-Disclosures. Miss Mary Shaw
While Charles Munson was fishing yes
terday Mt the jetty he accidentally fell over
board and received good scare before be.
ing rescued.
A half drunken man lost his hat off a
trolley car yesterday and created consider.
able amusement by wanting to sue" the
company. Mayor Boyd laughed at the
idea and then the fellow got more angry.
Superintendent A. q. McCausland took
sail on tho river yesterday afternoon,
Last evening he tied his sklif At the w. &
N. wharf and returned to Wilmington on
tho electric cars.
See Stoops' 8 and 5 cent paper.
Mrs. Graham went to Willow Grove this
morning.
There will be "a matinee tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Hares Corner track.
The events will be n 5 minute, 2.4O and
free for all classes. All the hursemen are
invited to bring out their horses There
will be races to suit all.
Delaware street opposite the armory Is q
disgrace to the city. The people who stand
IN the market nre not compelled to adhere
TO tho ordinance. Watermelon rinls. corn
and all sorts Of rubbish arc allowed 10 re.
luain in the CUTTERS Coan up your refuse.