The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-04-23
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Mrs. Elmer Thompson, Of Newark, Is
entertaining Miss McCarrigan Of Kenneth
Square.
Robert s. Valleau and Miss Mary Lena
Austin were married at Wesley M. C.
Parsonage, April 14th by Rev. w. W.
Sharp.
DR.. s G. Frederick, OF this cityis spend.
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has been on tho sick list, Is recoverin q,
and was In this city Wednesday
j. w. Mullin and wife were In West
Chester on Wednesday.
Mrs. John B. Jones, of Dover, has been
spending some time with friends In this
city.
Mrs T. X. Jones and Mrs. Edw. Haman,
both of Dover are visiting In this city.
Misc Laura Stinson, of this city, Is the
guest of the Misses Moulder in Chester
DR.. 4. w. Cooper and Levi G. Sterner,
of Camden, Del, are among the Sunday
School Convention delegates in this city
Miss Katie Kelley, of West Grove, spent
last Sunday as the guest of Wilmington
friends.
Misses Josephine and Rebecca MilIigan
are entertaining the Misses Bratton, Of
Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Armstrong, Of Newark, has
been the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Grace Hargis, of this city, has been
entertaining Miss Sarah Vansant, Of
Philadelphia.
City Councilman Neil and Leary went
to Dover to-day.
Senator Pierce and Attorney Richards
OF Georgetown, returned to-day from New
York.
Mayor Boyd of New Castle, is in Dover
to-day.
Cards are out announcing the coming
wedding of e. Fred Kershaw and Miss
Lydia Ewing, of East Third street, this
city.
G. n. Lawrence, of Baltimore, is in this
yesterday.
W: T, Hodge, Of Boston, is at the Clay.
ton House.
W, H. Hulburt, of Philadelphia, is in
town to-day.
Invitations are out for the third dance
of the season to be given by the young
men of Middletown on April Both In the
Middletown Opera House.
Misses Olive Murphn and Matte Shep-
pard gave party to the glass works on
Wednesday evening. Those who attended
were: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l. Lutton, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. d. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs Carl
Amelia Marshall Matte Sheppard, Minnie
Davis, Olive Murphin, Myrtle Allen, Lille
Parker, Estella Green, William Morton,
Chas. Grantland, p. H. Overdeer Mabel
CurlettI Willis Overdeer and William
Mask.
Bishop Abram Grant of the A. M. e.
Church was rendered a supper last even
ing in Bethel Church by the Mems Union
Of that church, Previous to the supper
fine musical program was rendered by the
choir. Introductory remarks We're made
H. 4. Hesling, DR., G. 7. Shatfer and Pre-.
siding Elder J. C. Brock also spoke.
Bishop Grant made an address on 'The
African M. e. Church." and Bishop j. II.
Cook spoke of ''Afro-Amerlcan Citizens"
The Rev.-O. d. Robinson, the toast
master, introduced DR.. Thomas NJ. Hen.
derson, who spoke on "The Afro'Ameri-
can Pres;"
John 7. Guyer, the popular young
butcher of south Wilmington and Miss
Lydia Carey were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. King, No. 6l3
King street, by the Rev. Northrup.
A very pretty home wedding took place
on Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. Othoson, near Prices Corner, Chris
tiana hundred at which time her daughter
Lille was married to Joseph 2. Hendrlch.
son, youngest son of the Rev. w. Ii. Hen
drickson.sA o'clock the bride and groom
preceded by their attendants, entered tho
parlor and took their places under hand.
some aroh OF evergreens, where they were
met by tho Revs. E. Fl. Collins and W. H.
Hendrickson, who performed the marriage
ceremony, while Miss Bigger of Delaware
City played the wedding march, The
bride was tattired in a steel colored silk
trimmed with lace and carried bridal
roses, while the groom wore the conv u
tional black. Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick. on
received the congratulations Of all pres nbs
with many wishes fer their future pros
perity, and especially so in the numeri-
cal department. of married life. A sump.
tuous supper was served after which he
newly. married couple left for their home
near Newark, which had been arranl ed.
The presents were numerous and valua.
BILE Among those present We're: Mrs
Othoson, mother Of the bride: Rev. ". H.
Hendrickson and wife, Eva Othoson, Mr..
Othoson, Fl. G. Clark and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Crossan, Mary and Clara Bcr-
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Mahoney. Bessie
Stirling Harry Stirling, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
bluule, Mf, anu 5lrS. w. CruSShu blu sou,
Sadie Barlow, Maud Fleming, Carrie Big.
ger. John Groves. Mrs, l.. Armstrong,
Chas. Wollason, Ida Groves, Mrs. Ida
Hammond, VIM. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Ball. Chas. Wood and sister, Mr..
and Mrs, W. Y. Purks, Mr. and Mrs. l..
G. Potts, Joen r. Hendrickson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Collins, Mrs Ell
Wolch, Chester Hendrickson aud sisters,
Leonard L. Purks, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hendrickson. Mr.. Wilson and others.
Mrs. General Theodore Armstrong, of
Newark, has been indisposed all winter.
She visited our city to-day in company
with her husband.
Captain Ware paid our city flying Wis.,
1t yesterday morning and returned home
to New York In the afternoon.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church at
West Chester, Wednesday evening, Harry
J. Holland, OF Hazleton, and Miss MnrgG-
ret Ayars Shoemaker, daughter Of the late
Kersey Shoeman, of the Chester Valley
were made man and wife The occasion
was ono Of the social events Of tho season,
and "a such ii was recognized by large
number Of people who assembled to wit
ness the ceremony.
In the main body OF tho church the
number Of guests was not large, but tho
galleries were thronged with acqualnt-
ances. members of the church and Others
who were DESTROYS Of being present. The
Rev, D. NJ. Gordon officiated. After ithe
ceremony reception was held ut the resi-.
dence Of DIR. Elwood Patrick. DR.. and
Mrs. Wesley Mulin, Mrs. James Mullln
and Eugene Chambers were among those
from Wilmington.