The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-21
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Mrs. Laura Smith Is visiting at Marcus
Hook,
Miss G. Lou Hughes Is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
N J, A. Wolf, Baltimore business man is
In town.
Miss Name Evans is visiting friends at
West Chester.
7, Bayard Heisel is Ill at his home in
Delaware City.
j. P. Meanley of Baltimore is in this
city on business 80,
William Van Horn of Chester was in
this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Green are tho guests
Of Philadelphia friends.
Mayor Boyd of New Castle was VIII.
mington visitor yesterday.
Usher John L. Thompson at the P, w.
& b. railroad station is i'll.
William Boyd, who has been visiting in
Elk5on, has returned homo.
Ambrose S. Ot'cy of Claymont, is re.
ported to be on the sick list
Miss Hattie Mccoy Of Chester is the
guest of Wilmington frierds.
Martin L. Lynch and wlfc Of Oswego,
N. Y, are at the Clayton House.
Miss Eva NJ. Thomas roturned to-day
from visit to Philadelphia friends,
A pie party was given by Miss Garrett
at Marshallton, ms Mp1iay evening.
Miss Florence Upton OF Tho Sunday Star
Is seriously threatened with pneumonia
Mrs W. G lodge Of Br- siywine Hun
dred, is convalescing slowly from an at
tack of sickness.
Lee w. Fairlamh OF this city has been
visiting the proprietor of the Eddystone
House, Chester.
William 1. Hurdle and wife Of Holly.
ville Del, are visiting relatives and
friends ia this city.
Secretary Wiley of the Street and Sewer
Department is confined to his homo with
an attack of pneumonia
Strayed or stolen on Tuesday morning
O dark grey cat with white nose and throat
Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
ut 701 Pine street.
Thomas Cahill will leave for Southbor.
ough, Mass, this morning, where he will
put up AN ice machine for the Remington
Machine Company.
Ii. u. Morse of this city was Yesterday
elected one of the directors of the Ameri-
can Society of Civil Engineers ut its
meeting in New York.
William Hart and Charles Diamond of
Chester have secured positions with The
Harlan q Hollingsworth Company and
Will hereafter reside in this city.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Alumni Association of the Wilmington
High School will be held in the assembly
an ur nd ,,fIu ~ =
Miss Waddell will deliver the first lec-
ture or her course on Cooking" in the
hall of the Young Women's Christian As.
ISOLATION on Friday afternoon at o'clock,
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Mary ONeal, daughter of Owen
ONoal of 1orklyn, aud Edward v, Du.
Ross Of Wooddale on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 27.
s.Thos. Mitchell and wife will leave to.
morrow for Ontario, Cal, where thcy will
visit their son who is in business ut that
place. They will be absent about four
months.
Irhe Christmas cantnta given by the
Sunday school of Calvary Baptist Church
30 accept ably during tho holidays win bu
repeated this evening ut s O'Clock in tho
church. corner French and Fourth streets
Mr.. Jacob Charles, of Pcquea, and Miss
IN marriage Thursday evening The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Abraham Is.
Herr, Mt the home Of the parents of the
bride
LANCASTER, Jan. 2O-George Knox
Hamblin, of New York City, and Miss
Leyinia Erwin, of Lancaster, were married
yesterday by Rev. Charles l.. Fry, at
Trinity Lutheran parsonage.
FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. 2O--AIiss Laura
Virginia Heineln, daughter of frrdcrick
Heinlein, was married to Mr.. James H.
Harris this afternoon, Rev II. w, Wis.
sler, of CditawiSSH, Pa, brOthcr-n-law Of
the bride, performed the ceremony, assist,
ed by Rev. W. H. / Mcicnny, Of the NJ
L Church, Frederick city.
Mr.. Henry June, Of Lancaster was ON
SUNDAY united i'll marriage to Miss Snllir
IL. DeVcrtCr, daughter OF John f. Drvrrlrr,
OF that city. The ceremony was perform
ed at the residence Of Rev D. W. Gerhard.
on south Duke street, by R"vJ NJ. Til2nl.
y; ID, pastor Of the First Reformed
Church, Mr.. and Mrs June will leave
Lancaster in few days On IN extended
trip to the South.
Tho ladies Of the Cabinet held their reg.
ulnr receptions yesterday. Among those
who assisted Mrs. Harmon in receiving
was Miss Gay, daughter Of Saua on Gray
OF this city. Other, who assisted Mrs.
Harmon wore Mr., Tramain ,,nd Mrs.
Edmund Wright Of Philadelphia, Miss
Poor, Miss Ciagrtt Miss Maury and Mss
Mitchell of Washington.
LA%CAsTEE, Jan. 20 Louis W. Ken.
ling VS. married to-day at 81. Johns
EpiGavpht Church to Miss Bessie MAY Fox
daughter OF SamuaI Fox, Rev Il i. pral
officiating The Lest man was Oliver
Rothert Altoona, and the bridesmaids
were Misses JOnniU and Annie kiulinmer,