The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-24
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NEW CASTLE,

The New Castle Opera House wa,
the scene OF pleasant time las
evening, the occasion being q pro
gressive euchre party given unde,
the auspices oil the 3. v. M. So.
dality, OF st. Mary's Church. About
8 o'clock, New Castle, Wilmington
and Delaware City people focked
to the scene and soon the pate.
boards were being handled 10 ear.
nest at about twenty-five tables.
The winners of the prizes were as
follows; First, Miss Ella Davis;
second. Miss Cecilia Boyle; third,
Miss Lolita r. Borie; fourth. Miss
Rose keenan,. First gentlemau'
prize. Edwin White; second, Frank
Rhein; third, Harry Shumar: fourth,
John Schuhardt. Dancing followed
for several hours aud retreshme nts
were served.
Mr.. John BOYLE and Miss Bertha
Slattery were married last evening
by Rev. Edward L. Brady, at the
parochial residence of st. Peters
Church. Miss Margaret Murphy
was bridesmaid and James Tag
CART OF Wilmington, best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Boyle held a reception
alter the ceremony.
Window and door screens, in
gram carpet, 2Oc., brooms. 2Oc
Stops, mgr.
Beginning Monday next persons
desiring to mail letters on the Ne "
York and Norfolk express must
have their letters in the postotfice
at 1855 p. M, in place Of 4. 10 p. M,
as has been the rule for many
years. This 10 due to the change
10 the railroad schedule which |
change goes into effect on Sunday. |
About 100 persons consisting of |
members of the Architectural
League Of America, arrived here
yesterday afternoon accompanied
BY wives and sweethearts. The
trip to this city was made on ktha
Sylvan Dell. The trip proved to be
a thoroughly interesting one to all.
A visit to Emmanuel Church and
churcEvard revealed much that was
curious to all. Many snapshots of
the church, tombs and other places
of interest we're taken. Had the
secured a guide the
visit to this place would have proven
even more interesting to them. The
of the party knew little
upon leaving that will prove of
value to them.
Former Mayor Samuel H. Black
received letter last evening from
John F. Sheridan. oil this city, now
n Uncle Sans signal service.
John is stationed now at Jolo, Jolo
Islands. Philippines. He has been
here three months aud spe axis 10
glowing terms Of that portion OF the
He prefers it to Luzon
where he had been stationed over
l year. The city he states. is !
,lean and the streets govd and
vide with splendid buildings. An !
ce plant furnish the officers and !
heir families with plenty of cold I
water. The temperature is com.
ortable and even. He expects to
eturn home in few months. Id
The Arneia base ball club will
ackle the New Castle High School
Tub tomorrow afternoon at Bat :
cry Park. |
Wilmington fishermen had good
uck yesterday at Red Lion Creek
md caught a large quantity of
ish.
Cards are out announcing the
oming wedding Of Miss Mary B
pear of Cherry street, and Mr.. p
William Naylor. of Philadelphia.
,he ceremony will be performed on
une 4
Louis Louth had his right foot
INJURED on Wednesday while work.
ng in the foundry OF the Diamond
tate Steel Company.
John Pagan had an operation D
eriormed on his neck in Philadel
hia yesterday. :
A mad dog made circuit of the
ity yesterday and several dogs
'ere bitten.
Conductor Robert Newlove is suf-
.ring from typhoid fever. The 4
Jump on Sixth street is blamed for
he disc ase, as Conductors Mont. ]
emery aud Newlove as we'll as
theirs have drank considerable wa.
er from the pump. n
Peter Louth, formerly Of this
lty, was stricken with paralysis,
! Chester