The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-25
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Cannon O
Wilmington. formerly of this city
were rendered surprise party Of
Thursday evening. Fifteen cou
pies ol young people from this citJ
were among those who called upor
the parties named. An enjoy bl,
evening was spent. Those fron
here included Misses Gertie War.
ren. Maggie Hallnan, Ru,h Davis
Annie Davis, Sadie DAVIS, Dori
Kirk. Leila Wilhe'mc, Matte Mil
Ter, Rennic Becker. Maggie Steeb
Annie Dyer, May Hendrix, Anuie
Cannon, Rose keenan,. Lizzie Jor-
dan. Messrs. Harry Hance, Pau
Barr, John Steele, Charles Berg,
Samuel Fcster, Delaney WilEelme,
George Poo.e, William Gebhardt,
John Jester, George Cannon, David
Miller. James keenan,, Joseph Jor.
dan aud James Miller.
Word has been received here Of
the death of Miss Genevieve Cole OF
Newport, N. Y. Deceased had been
a lormer assistant principal OF the
New Castle schools. She was a
4 general tavorite with the Board of
Education and the children. She
lett here 10 accept a position 10 the
schools at Phillipsburg. Pa. 1t
was while teaching there that she
was taken sick and then was re-
moved 10 her home.
There was lively fox hunt yes.
terday in the Deigh borhood of the
Bear aud State Road. On Tues
day iox was liberated on the farm
Of Walter Deputy near Ked Lion.
Shy Reynard gave the hounds a
long spin before he went to earth.
The huntsmen were not satisfied so
they dug him out. Once more the
red robe of the world that has his
name spelled with three letters
brought hounds aud huntsmen on a
lively run and once more ran to
ground. This time Reward was
dug out al d bagged lor the chase
Yesterday. The turn out yester-
day was large aud the chase was
good one.
Miss ella Virginia Swan, sis
ter of Conductor Swan aud George
Sieaver Price of Delaware City,
were married on Wednesday even
ing IN Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schuhardt
were rendered surprise party last
evening Those present enjoyed
delightful time. Vocal aud inslru.
menta! music and euchre passed
away thetlme. Supper served.
Among those present we're: Misses
Jessie Fitzgerald, Cecilia V. Col
Inns, Elizabeth McCuc, Ellie Jor-
dan. Ella Fitzgerald, Birdie Boothe
Cecilia Boyle. Name McPlke. Mary
Duffy, Messrs, Albert Schnhardt,
John Atkinson, James Mcpike,
Fred dc Silva, William O'Neill,
Durrle CahiII, Edwin White, Mr..
aud Mrs. Schuhardt and Alr. and
Mrs. J. +. Mcl,or.
The monthly meeting OF the Mi
nerya Society wac held tins alter
noon with President James Nc.
Grory in the chair and Miss Susie
Gormley, secretary. At the close
oL routine business the following
programme was rendered:
,hnE '"R .'''.....-, -,...,.,.,,.S society
Defamation. :. Harvey Wlihelme
Recitation Miss Minnie Taylor
Select reading ..... William Hall |
Reading OF Minerva Social Bud
get by The following editors and ed |
itresses:
Editorials 80. Miss Ida Saunders ,
Literary Notes
Miss Susie Gormlev
Current News. Miss Mary White
Exchange No!es Frank Hewlett
Personals. ........ Walter Wilson
Dec amation. ..... Frank Madden
Recitation. ...... Miss Mary Deunis
Defamation. ...... Frank Biggs
Recitation. =. Miss Mabel Stewart
Select reading
Miss Jessie Carswell
Recitation Miss Flora knause
songs. BY Society
The seml-annuai dinner of the
Pickwick Club was celebrated at
he Jefferson House, Wednesday
evening. Terrapin was the favor
te dish prepared in many ways.
Among those taking part were c.
Edwin EckIes. GA. Hermann Pad
'erg, James G. Shaw, Jr.. Francis
lie II. Janvicr, Patrick McGrorv,
Nm. Black, VIM. J. Hunter, Joseph
!. Stewart, John II. Martin, Jonn
:. Taylor, John Jacobs. William
ttchell, George w. Eckles, James
}. Toman.
Mrs. John B. Manlove entertained
he members OF her Sunday sschool
lass at her home on Wednesday
vening. Refreshments of cake and
were served.
Great preparations ara being
made by the members of Class No.
and the choir ct Nazareth NJ. E.
'hurch 10 make the coming supper
urpass all others ever given in the
hurch.
The heavy fall of snow has moth.
ng TO do With the meeting of tax.
ayers tonight. Be sure to attend
he meeting and hear the reports.
how that your in earnest.
The condition Of John Mcclure
'ho has been i'll for the past ten
avs, is yet in critical condition.
he action of the heart is very
eak.
The condition OF Francis Gott is l
cry critical and there are now no
ones Of his rncona.n