The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-21
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| roStcT, WluoW ol lleHTy roster
took place from her late residenc
on South Fifth street, this morning
High mass for the repose of he
soul was celebrated in st. Peter
Church by Rev. Edward l.. Brady
and interment was made IN the ad
joining cemetery. The pallbearer.
were James B. Toman, William S
Martin, Joseph II. Dougherty
James b. Brady, John f. Campbell
and Matthew Tobin.
| A couple of the farmers in this
section have commenced cutting
wheat. Others will be at it about
Saturday and next week harvest
in this section will be at its height.
| Work on the New Castle and Del.
aware City Electric Railway is be.
ing gradually pushed and the road
will be in working order as far as
Coheld Beach by July 4. The work
OF placing the brackets on the poles
has commenced and the work of
putting up the wires will begin on
Saturday.
The people of New Castle who
take a deep interest in the public
schools are requested to attend the
commencement in the Opera House
tomorrow night. The people OF
New Castle have no idea OF the
high standard to which the schools
have been brought under Professor
W. W. Knowles and his efficient
corps oil teachers. The program
arranged for tomorrow evening is
as follows:
Salutatory, "Living for Purpose.
Miss Margaret Lawlor
ESSAY, "Good Books and Their In-
t1uence,' Miss Mamie McGonigal
Essay, "uncrowned Queens,
Miss Carrie =. Pedrlck
Grafton, "The Decisive Battle OF
the Republic, -
Leslie w. earn agv
Essay, "Sunshnc Through the
Mist, Miss Helen Duff
Valedictory. "The Spirit That
Should Animate,
Miss Hettie Smith McCaughan
Presentation OF Diplomas,
BY DR.. George A. Harter
Address to Graduates.
Robert H. Richards
Glass Song.
Benediction.
The exercises will be inter-
spersed with musical selections BY
the Hushe beck Orchestra.
The wedding of Miss Fannie
Viola Estlin to Theodore Franklin
Blackburn took place last evening
at s o'clock at the home OF the
mother of the bride, Mrs. Eva S.
Wainwright. "Rose Hill" The
affair took place on the front porch
of the house beneath bower of
flowers. The knot was tied by the
Rev. Van p. Northrup of Madclcy
NJ. E. Church, South Wilmington.
The porch and grounds we're hand
somely lighted by electricity and
Japanese lanterns. The bride was
neatly attired IN white Paris mus.
lin over white silk. The maid of
honor. Miss Edith Curlett. wore
white organdie over white silk.
The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Black
burn. wore gown Of white silk de
nous seline The bride carried
boe9net OF Bride roses and white
cafnations, the maids pink roses
anfs& hite sweet peas. The best
Abner Ovcrdeer. The
attcadant upon the bridesmaid was
Clarence Williams.
The house throughout was a
bower Of beauty trimmed with ierns
and flowers. The table was 4
handsome sight, trimmed with
lilies and cut flowers. Manv of the
guests were served on the lawn
with edibles and cream. Mr. and
Mrs. Blackburn will reside at the
home of Mrs. Wainwright. An Or
chestra rendered several selections
during the evening. Among the
guests we're: Mrs. Louisa Black
burn, Charles Blackburn and wife.
George Blackburn and wife. Leslie
Blackburn and vile, X. Y. Watson
and wife, J. Frank Megginson and
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