The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-04
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Miss Lillian Andrews of Harmony, Nd,
has been visiting friends in this city
william H. Weldin and wife of Kenneth
Square are guests OF their son In this city.
Miss Rumford Of this city is the guest
OF Miss Alice IL. Darlington OF West Ches-
ter. She was present at tea given by her
hostess on Tuesday in honor OF the Misses
Hood of Winchester, Va, who are also
tho guests of Miss Darlington.
Miss Annie Bennett of this city will Wis.
1t friends in Baltimore next week, after
which she will go to her home in Dover,
where she will remain until spring.
The Post Grand Officers Association of
Odd Fellows will pay a social visit to Asy.
lum Lodge No. % this morning. Mem
bers Of other lodges are invited to be pres
ent.
James G. Simpson has returned from
visit to friends in Reading, Pa.
The men Of this city had arranged
for grand celebration on the evening OF
February 20. but owing to the lack Of
large room it was postponed, The affair
will DO held at some future date.
A dance will be given on Saturday at the
New Central Club by the Children's Band
Uf the Homeopathic Hospital.
Mrs Charles Il. Griffith is confined to
her home with an attack of the grippe.
Patrol Sergeant McDermott Is indis.
posed.
Operator Frank Kane who has been In.
disposed was able to report for duty last
night.
Elwood Cleaver Is visiting friends at
Townsend.
Miss Susie Jones Is the guest Of friends
at Townsend.
Horace Greeley Knowles has returned
from visit to Pittsburg and Cleveland.
Miss Mitchell of this city Is the guest of
West Chester friends.
Miss Emln Hughes has returned from a
visit to West Chester.
Miss Blanche Martin has left this
this city to make her home in West Ches-
ter.
Miss Beulah Jefferson has returned to
her home III Clayton after visit TO friends
in this city.
Samuel Fell and wife, and Martha Han
ma his sister, attended the meeting of
friends at West Chester Tuesday.
Francis j. Harmonson and Miss Marga-
ret W. Gray were quietly married in Z. II.
Church, Clayton last Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock by the Rev. H.G &. Vim
cent.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dcncu OF John Ellis Clayton Sunday even
ing Mt O'Clock when his DIT lighter, Miss
Drucila. was united in maIrimony to
George Mccoy, of Philadelphia, by tho
Rev. W. o. Hurst.
William j, Stewart and Miss Sarah A.
Armstrong were married at Du Points
Banks on Wednesday evening, by Rev E.
w. Long. After the cerumOuy Il reception
took place, and on its conclusion they pro.
cccdcd to their new home on the High
lands.
Joan J. MrGraw, third bascman Of the
Baltimore base ball club and Miss Minnie
IL Doyle of Baltimore, were married asst
evening i'll ST. Ninccnt's Church, Bnltl.
more
Announcement is made of the wedding
Of Ella May Chapman Of Trenton, n. j.,
and William Il. Rowe OF this ely Oh Jan.
uary 3lst, at the r2sttGncu Of lhG btlhe's
parents, No. l26 Mercer street, Trenton.
The Rev. j. B. Graw, d. D., perforated
the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth McLauchlan and James
McMaster were married on Monday even.
ing at the residence of William Forrest,
bury Burke Miss Bnllo McMasicr was
the bridesmaid aud Ernest Parkes was the
groomsman. Mr. and Mis-. MCMaster
home in Virginia,