The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-15

Mrs. Harrison Morris, Academy Of Fine
arts. Philadelphia; Elias White, Mr..
and Mrs. Newton, Mrs. and Miss = TEL
helm. Mrs. and Miss Jones, Miss
Troth. MIR. and Mrs. Bartram Ashmead,
M. Edmunds, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis L. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stokes Adams, Miss
Rodney. all of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Rodney Of Fort Nc
Henry: Miss Virginia Gem mil of Wash
ington, d. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K;
Booth and Mr. G. Bodney Booth OF
Bethlehem, Pa. From New Castle were
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Black, the Misses
Black. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Rodney,
the Miss Rodneys, Miss Emily Rodney,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Holcomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bankson IIolcomb, Miss Mary and Reba
Holcomb, Miss Reba Case, Miss Mary
Shaw, James Shaw, Miss Alice Hay OF
Chicago, and many others. A special
car brought the visiting guests at p
M, and returned to Wilmington at p.
m. A reception and supper followed the
marriage and Mr.. and Mrs. Hay lett late
in the evening for Old Point IoMiort'
Va. They will reside in Philadelphia.
Dan Dougherty, champion bantam
weight of the world was a Vlsiter at New
Castle Yesterday Mr.. Dougherty took
in the various points OF interest in the
CITY and expressed himself very much
pleased with New Castle III general. lie
expects his next fight to take place IN
Delaware county, in May sometime, and
be with George Ross for fifteen rounds.
Doug hery's fighting weight is 100
pounds. 1t is claimed by his admirers
chat he is dandy.
The Rev. Frank Fletcher of the NJ. E.
Conference, was visitor to Rev. Wat
kins here Yesterday. Mr.. Fletcher was
assigned originally to Trappey, Md, but
was recently transferred to New YORK.
DR.. William Kuntz yesterday pur-
chased fine Lester piano from w. A.
North & Co., Philadelphia.
Jack Ball, pugilist Of Newark, Del,
was visitor here yesterday.
George HUT, prisoner, who has been
doing duty at Sheriff Films residence,
as servant, is confined to his cell with
rheumatism.
William Whitelock positively states
that he does not expect to be bidder on
the Gilpin House property when 1t Is
offered for sale in June next.
There is no doubt of the election OF A
Rr )wn Lancaster to the office OF First
Lieutenant Co. H, n. &. d., at then
election tonight.
The Century Club OF Wilmington, at
tended the wedding OF Professor Hay
and Miss Rodney, in a body last night
Miss Nellie Wendell reports that hen
brother, Austin, now at Presbyterian
Hospital, Philadelphia, suffering from
blood poisoning, is improving.
lr. David Stewart is at home again
and attending to professional duties. He
has thoroughly recovered his health.
Mrs. salle Richie celebrated he
nineticth birthday yesterday. She wax
the recipient OF many gifts from friends
e DR.. Edward McCabe yesterday move(
l into the house owned by John II. Mar
tin, on South Fourth street. Mrs
Postles will occupy the house vacated b.
him.
John Brougl is suffering from sever
attack of tubercular meningitis. DR.
Vim. Cate is in attendance and consider
the case almost hopeless. Mr.. Brough
/ in comatose condition almost con
= stantly.
= Francis Pagan held his opening at tt!
u u Rairuad House last evening and enter
i tanned may fr;caes.
The Road Commissioners Of Ne'
Castle hundred, yesterday, held their IT
u gular monthly meeting in Magistrat
- Janviers office, regular routine bushes
:, was conducted and bills to the amour
" -" of about $3.50 allowed and ordered pait
" The Commissioners decided to build
bridge on the Wilmington road owe
Il Harlan creek below the Shields propert
!" The washout in that locality is due
the placing OF the trolley tracks and it
%. expected that the Electric will assist
in the erection Of the bridge. 4 bridge wi
als) be placed in the village Of Red Lie
ic over the creek there, Messrs Lander
Jordan & Miller state that they \
',o tn rougblv in sympathy with the bic
Nv Gle path movement and will do all
,s their power to improve the road betwe'
H. the cities OF New Castle and Wilmingt'
III for the benefit Of all classes Of vehicle
1t is stated by some Of the farme
mt that the recent frost has not hurt fri
trees here to any extent. The onl y tire
as to suffer were the low growing ON
OF particularly wild cherries. The pr
crop will not be injured
Ter J. NJ. Dunn OF Wilmington, was
ng visitor in New Castle Yesterday.
Miss Bessie Kuntz left yesterday
on an extended visit to friends in Che
peake City, Md.
to Frank kuntz, who has been visit
lg here, returned to Muhlenberg Cole
Allentown, Pa. yesterday.
I'M Edw rd Mcbride, formerly of t
city, now of Philadelphia, Wis itcd
us. o friends here yesterday morning.
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