The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-27
PERSONAL.
MENTION
GAVE A RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Mammele gave
a reception OH Monday evening in
honor Of their daughter Isabelle.
The occasion was that 0f celebrat.
ing her eighteenth birthday.
Miss Mammele received many hand.
some and useful gifts, among which
was handsome diamond ring and an
elegant gold watch and chain.
The novelty of The evening was the
reading Of an original poem by DR..
}. II. Morgan.
About ll.3O the guests retired to
tine dining room where an elaborate
supper was served and after wishing
Miss Mammelle many happy returns
they departed for their respective
homes. -l.''
Among those present were; Misses
Bell. Gertrude Morgan, Sadie Vernon,
Stella MackIin, Mabel and Florence
Buchanan. Jean Cross, Anna Thomas,
Greta Hutson. Nellie Baldwin, Bessie
Cohcld, Jeanette Mammcle, Kate
Grandell. Bessie Brown, Gertrude
Messick, Carrie Strobe, Bertha Ey-
erett, Florence Cam, Lille Cole, En-.
ma Kerr, Mamie Hitch and Alice
Hess Of FairvIIc, Pa; Susie Green Of
Rocklaud: Bessie laircl'ld, of Phila.
delphia, Grace Saunders Of New CAS-
tie. MessrS. Morris Morgan, Albert
Murphy, Milton Truax, Albert Sne.
lenberg, Frank Murphy, LEROY Clay.
ton, Clarence Hanson. Sherwood
Thompson. William Enderiing. lie.
Roy Simmons, William Mask, Edward
Hates, Fred Snyder. William Thomas
Fred Hciss, Barry Baxter, J. lIanIcy,
Warren pa,ten, Fred Gialf, |. ". Ely,
Jos. Holt, William Saunders, Carl Ia
enberg Marshall Tindail, Brandt
Hoffman. Caleb knnard, Willard Jes.
ter. X. W. Luden OF Scranton, Pa,
AL Ilamby of Carpenter Station, Clar.
ence Entrick en- of Fairvilie, Pa: Mr..
and Mrs, Candy Cox. DR.. and Mrs. ]
II. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Mammele. Mr.. and Mrs. A Albert Buch.
cr Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heiss, Mr..
and Mrs. Ann kennard and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Mammele.
CARD BASKET.
Robert w. Kramer and Clara f.
Havman we're married at Asbury NJ.
l.. Parsonage, November o5th by the
Rev. Henry S. Dulaney.
Josiah Marvel is in Washington to.
day on professional business.
Miss Ida Marvel whohas bcenspend-
ing some time in this city has return.
ed 10 her home in Georgetown.
Mrs. J.. Harry Brown, of Camden,
n. j., Is visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
l.. Irving Handy will spend Thanks.
giving with his mother in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott Venom and
son, Harvey II. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Grillth ard Sun Charles
and Mrs. Margaret Griffith left to-day
10 spend Thanksgiving with relatives
in irldgeton, n. j.
DOVER WEDDINGS.
Dover, Del, Nov. %. Prominent
state officials from al. over Della.
ware came to Dover TO attend the
"SauihS VI HiioS NuLhuei t'lppIC
Layton, daughter of Secretary Of
State Caleb X. Layton. and Robert
Resc Layton. OF Bridgeville. The
ceremony was performed at the
home o. the bride $ parents on State
street. the officiating minister being
the Rev. George NJ. Bond, rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church
The home Of Secretary Layton
presented beautiful appearance
Ceing filled with flowers and ferns
and other greens. An altar COM
posed entirely Of holly and misile-
toe from The South. was erected 10
an alcove Of the room where the
ceremony was performed.
Miss Edith l.. Hooper, OF Dover.
played the wedding march.
Miss Layton's gown was Of white
crepe de chine, over peau de sole,
trimmed IN real lace. She carried
Bride roses and white prayer
book. Her going away gown was
OF blue che7iot, with military cape.
After the reception MIR. and Mrs.
Layton lett for Southern trip.
leaving Dover on the l.5J midnight
Norfolk train.