The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-26

MhIlOh hNoIctp, NFoiJu oS.'-
Hughes, Katie Kane Marie. Gertrude,
Berry, and Hazel Bailey, Michael Null
rooney Cornelius Beatty, Dr., Buckmaster.
.Joseph Hartman. Willie Wells, sherman
Lloyd, Horace Hartman, Willard Humph.
rey, Walter Dillon, Francis Kane, Edward
Hughes. Mrs. COmerford, Mrs. Hardesty'
Mrs. Lsnderman, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs Tipka, Misses Kane, Beatty,
Lizzie Lank, Mrs. Clendaniel, Dir. and
Mrs, Amsbaugh.
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Newport Lawn Tennis CLUB gave
an enjoyable entertainment last night.
Solos were given by Lo Roy Hick man,
Miss Mary Marshall johnson and Miss
Louise Marion Avery. "The Best Laid
Plans" was given by tho following cast of
Estelle Cranston, Helen Wycherly, Rose
Newcome. Mary Marshall johnson, Amy
Sherman, Louise Marion Avery, Lord For.
rol, ID. Coleman Beasten, George Harold u.
Alonzo Newlin. Stephen Harold. Il. For
rest Willis, Dennis Grant Arthur Gam
be- Miss Laura r. Cranston played
piano solo "Serenade Waltzos.'
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Miss Mary WGlhar entertained Some
friends at their new home, Pennsylvania
Avenue and Scott streets.
The evening was spent in singing and
dancing until late hour when the guests
were invited into the dining room where
petit little supper was served.
Anon! those present were:
Misses Julia Wolhar, Cora Stuart. Anne
Massey. Margaret. Massey. Blanche and
thes, Emily Voter, Clara and Ruth loft,
Agnes Doran, Alice Workhouser, Kate
Lynch Clara and Francis Dougherty,
Francis Woihar. Mrs. Jos Hicks, Mrs. ~
Hamilton, Mrs. n. Hairsina, Mrs. b.
I Plumber, Mossrs. James and Philip VOL.
har, Jean Steareit, Melvin Charles. George
Plcmcr. James Toner. Arthur Matthes
Harry Barker. james Walsh, Harry Chal'
FAINT, VIM Brooks Harry Hopes, Joseph
Hall, VIM, Damen.ham, Andrew Weilar,
Mrs. Chas. Wo'har.
TWELFTH BIRTHDAY,
Miss Eleanor Irwin, of No. i0C Poplar
street, celebrated her twelfth birthday,
last evening in tho presence Of q number
OF her young friends. The evening was
spent in playing various games and mus
icai numbers were given on the piano
and phonograph. The guests were thon
invited into the dining room, where u
luxurious spread awaited than
liz bucS' luCluucu Eleie fIlii'-
norman, Edith Spat. Emma Young,
Mammie Collins, Masters LAMONT Star,
Willard Haynes. Clinton Haynes, Edmund
Starr, Harry Zimmerman, Mrs irwin;
MIS-, Starr Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr.. H..
Mustard.
JUNE WEDDING.
Cards have beon issued for The wedding
Of Miss Clara Dutlamol Moulton, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. AMI Mira. James n. Moulton,
7l9 West North Avenue, Baltimore, to
Mr.. George Culbreth Thomas. Of tho Bal
tlmOre bar, and member Of tho board o I
police examiners. The ceremony will b.
performed on juno g. AT tho =. Il. Church
of st. Michao! and All Angels, St. PAM
AMI Twontieth streets at i O'Clock, by
Rev. Harry Thomas. NJ. A., rector OF St.
Peler's Church. Smyrna, Dol n cousin OF
the groom. he best man will be Mr.. &.
llopgweil Warner of tho Baltimore bar
and tho ushers, Mr.. Arthur Z. German.
Jr., Mr.. II. Horbort Thomas. Dr.. w.
Turner Wooton, and Mr.. Emil Fisiior, Of
Baltimore, Mr. Louis y. Clark, of Ell ioolt
City, aud Mr.. William D d my, OF Dover
Del. The maid of honor viii be Miss
Mario Josephine Keoder and tho little
ak year old nieces of the bride. Miss Flora
Mildred Feast and Miss Marguerite Maui
,oa Applewhaite, will act as flower
girls.
ISSUED CARDS.
Cards have Leen issued for the marrl-
ago Of Miss Maranda Holt. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Holt of Middletown.
to William Penn Wilson OF Townsend.
The ceremony will take place OH May 30.
ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNCED
The engagement has been announc ed OF
Nj. Henry Emack OF Tioga, Pa, and
Miss Fannie Walker, Il popular young 30
cicty woman, tho daughter of MIR. aud
Mrs, William II. Walker OF State Street,
Lover.
GOLDEY COLLEGE ALUMNI BANQUET.
Tho Goldey College Alumni Associa.
tion will hold their annual banquet ut tn G
Clayton House. Friday evening, jane s
The committee on arrangements have
decided to add a new feature TO this years
banquet In the shape of short musical
and literiry program. This In connec-
tivities should serve to make u most en-.
joyabls evening for all present.
Mr.. Mrs. l. Layton Register of AID
more, Pa, have issued invitati ons for the
marriage Of their niecs, Miss Mary Du-
Hanoi Register. aid Mr. George Delavan
Truitt, Of Milford. Dsl. Tho ceremony
will take place at Christ Church, Dover,
on Tuesday. Juno Il. at 10 clock. A we'd
ding breakfast will be served at Hotel
Richardson Immediately after tho cere-
mony.
Mr. Harry w. Lockyor has returned
from an extended trip through the South
which has greatly improved his health.
Miss Alice NJ. Grier Of Fretsr lea, Is tho
auest of Mrs. Minute Hitch.
Rcv Rupert Brady of Brooklyn, Is WIS.,
iting friends IN this city.
Speaker of the House Theodore T, Clark
was in the city to-day.
Tho Rev. Jonathan s. Willis Of Milford
was In tho city Yesterday and got mcasur.
cd for now suit of clothes. He says they
were not OF tho Addicks pattern,
Ir. Caleb II, Layton. Chairman OF the
Union Republican Executive Committee
OF Sussex County was Il visitor in our city
Frank G. Stidhum Is at Atlantic City
reCuperating his heal n
Mr.. Andiow Kincad has been visiting
his mother in Chesapeake City.
Mrs. Q, G. Giles and son Hooper. have
been visiting In this city.
Mics Mary Boulder Of Chesapeake Ci,y
visited Whining Oh friends this week.
DR., Worthlhgton has returned to this
city after spending several days with his
parents in Downingtown Pa The doc.
tor has entirely recovered from the rscen
attack Of srysipelas. and will Immediately
resume his practice.
A delegation from the Columbia Socia
Club of Upland will visit this city to.