The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-02-26
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Mr.. VIM. d Kelley returned to his home
in Trenton, N, j., to-day.
The Good Government CLUB of Newport
will hold its monthly meeting ut the home
OF John A. Cranston on Saturday evening,
February 9th at 73O.
I. Thomas II. Slavery and w. W. Pussy
hove returned from dinner given by the
( Papermakers' Association at the Hotel
Waldorf, New York.
| Miss Lucy Steele of Newark, has been
visiting friends at Oxford.
A dollar gathering and evening social
was given by tho Helping Hand circle OF
Wesley N. T. Church parsonage. Music
and games were enjoyed until a late hour,
when Mrs. Sharp was presented with
beautiful tea set from the circle after
/ which oil were invited to the dining room
where ice cream and cake were served
Among those present were: Rev. w. w.
Sharp and wife, Misses Louisa Druesedow,
Sallie Coyle, Lizzie Kirk, Anna Rayne,
Lens Austin, Lizzie Smith, May Smith,
Elya Carr, Anna Lakeland, Salle Sharp,
Mary Mclean, Mcssrs. L. o. Porter, Il. 3.
Volieau. G. Reese and o. Sharp.
The wedding of Miss Lille b. Ferguson
and George Wilkinson occurred Wednes-
day ut Oxford
Mrs Virginia Terry of Hopewell and
Milton Wicks of Lower Oxford were mar
ried at Cochranville February Is.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett Johnson Of near
ELK Mills, celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary Thursday, February IS.
Miss Lillian Welsh has returned to her
home in Coatesville after a pleasant visit
TO Elsmere.
The marriage of Miss Mary L. Wiley Of
Pleasant Grove and r. Charles Thompson
near Quarryville took place Wednesday.
Mrs. Theodore Buckalew and Miss
Hattie Evans Of this city, have returned
from visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tn orne,
of Lincoln.
Arthur Cameron Of this city will open
drug store in Lincoln on April l..
Miss Alice Matthews of Bay View is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
WILDER Galloway is visiting relatives at
Harrington.
Miss Emma johnson has returned from
visit TO Marcus Hook.
Colonel Robert Mitchell Floyd was in
/ Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. George Badcrman Of Wooddalc,
y I'd her son, George are tho guests OF Phil
adelphia relatives
The young men of Delaware City will
give uuuoe III INV fhssciioiy ii"i' w.
night. About 2OO invitations haVe been
issued and guests Will be present from the
surrounding towns.
Last evening the Wilmington Philhar.
m mic Association entertained IL number
OF friends President 2. Constantine made
mn address INC object of the Organizn.
tion. he said is to elevate tho musical
standard in Wilmington and to promote
the study OF music
Jr,itv uslnars If tle Unitarian Church
will rive an entertainment for tho benefit
Of the Easo Branlywine kindergarten to.
oioNt in the church pnrlors at 5 o'clock.
Tha ir,or,or If pr,,,s Cvc,e Ac,aemv
1no it'oi W. ~, ro9oa lnst Mi M
os ""naS;nn pr ajn:y snrnar NV 81 pnni's
NJ r Church, trace Nj h, Church, Scott
Nj n Church. EpWorth NJ, &c, Church and
Union NJ Il. Church for the benefit OF tho
Deconess' Home.
The plays "Sunsot" and "The Little
Rebel" were presented by the Alumni
Association of the Wilmington High
School last evening Inc 0unsoI cast Vi
characters was
Lois Rivers. Mrs Katherine Elinn-tall
Joan Jasper, 49,, =. Miss lIuCiC BNcher
Aunt Drusilla. ..... Miss Bessie Williams
Mr.. Rivers. .;..;.;;'.;.;;......r hui nyl9t
Mr. Lawrence LEI gh' oa'huGl lsels.i'i'liu
mr. AAardah oI1uu'' - Cnatius A'''i"o''
Ihat Oh Inc LlVVl9 heDel WIS.
Laura Wlhgrope' lpo NIUE ropTl' Gov
M wi,grovo Miss M.~thn WiIlin 9y =
We, Miss Inr,i, lTiiTirath
Mr. St,,hen pnnniurnurt
Albert W. foreman
Mr. Arthur Ormestou Samuel IsensGhmd
The plnys were prctLily staged and the
characters admirably taken, Tho pieces
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