The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-01-19
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James A. Moylan Is in Jersey City.
| Mr.. Charles Stevenson is inDover to- day.
Mr.. William Barnett of Company q.
spent to-day in Dover.
John Pilling, Jr.. of Newark, was in
wilmington yesterday.
Miss Flora Walters of Philadelphia has
been visiting Wilmin gton friends.
Miss Eva NJ. Thomas is spending few
days in Philadelphia
Mr. Hiram Moore, of this city, is in
| Dover to-day.
Charles Talbot Of West Chester was in
town Sunday.
Thomas McDermott of this city, is the
guest of West Chester friends
Clayton Harrison and Paul Hates, of
this city, were entertained by Chester
friends on Sunday.
Charles Tribit and family, of this city,
were guests of Prof William E. Tribit, of
Chester, yesterday.
Howard Heston of West Chester aud
Anna Smedley of Willistown visited our
city on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Simmons and son Banduy
are visiting Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Maria B. TIeacock has returned to
her home in this city after visit to Media
friends.
Mr. Clarence c. Dillon, second lieuten-
tenant of Company X, of this city, went
to Dover with the company to-day. to par
ticipate in the Inauguration of Governor
Tunnel
j. Allen Colby yesterday went TO Chica-
go to attend the convention of the bridge
builders Of the Chicago and Midland rail-
road
Miss Anna Miller head saleslady at the
store of Lippincott Il Co., entertained the
employees Of the company last evening at
her home, No S2S Monros street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Lillian Smith, to Nathaniel Pratt, Jr,,
both of Smyrna, Del The wedding will
occur on Wednesday, February 3. The
contracting parties are well known in
Wilmington.
The st. Paul's Choral Society will give
concert tonight in the Auditorium. 1t
will consist of oratorio, opera and song,
and an interesting program has been pre-.
pared, The concert is for the benefit of
the Improvement fund of st. Paul5 |
Church.
The Misses Laura. Alice and Marie |
james, of Eighth and West streets, gave |
tea to n large number of friends yesterday
afternoon The Misses James were assist
cd in receiving by Mrs. King of Philadel-
phia and Miss Bessie Dure of this city.
The skating beyond Third Street Bridge
is again in good condition and the Folun.
teer Social Club Will hold an Ice Carnival,
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Handsome presents have been offered by
the club for fancy and fast skating. All
are invited.
Cards are just being sent out, announc-
ing the marriage of IA well-kuown Chester
couple. The marriage took place at the
parsonage of Rev William Baum, of phila-
delphia, on November 4th, 1895 The con
tracing PARTIES were Fnrman w. Smith,
son of NJ. II. Smith, the West Third street
haberdasher, and Miss Kathryn Ewing
Worrlow, daughter of David X. Worrilow,
tho Eighth ward contractor. Mr.. and Mrs
Saith will g" to Philadelphia the first of
r.! rlary, where they intend making Their
home, AT No, 72l South Twenty second
street, and will receive their friends ut the
address given, after February 18th Mr..
Smith has charge Of the branch optical es.
of NJ. Hineman 81 Bro, the
opticians,