The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-23
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NEW CASTLE.

wedding oi Miss Lolita Rich Borie,
the handsome and accomplished
daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
K Boric, and William B. Firmin.
OF Philadelphia, on June 5. The
ceremony will be performed ia the
Hotel Aldine, Philadelphia.
Edward McCasson fell yestsr-
day afternoon and received an ugly
cash OH the head. His injuries
were dressed at ChalIenger's phar-
macy. 1t was case of nervous
prostration.
Susie Vincent OF Christiana, is in
d critical condition suffering from
typhoid fever.
Aloczo Roung has completed the
work OF laying the water main aud
branch pipes to the works OF the
National Tube Company.
Contractor Joseph Hall began
the work Yesterday OF digging the
cellar Tor the new residence of
George Hastings of South Sixth
street. The dwelling will be cot.
tage style OF frame and stone with
all the latest improvements.
New Castle people who went to
Wilmington yesterday. to see the
circus were sorely disappointed.
A pleasing affair on Tuesday
evening at the home OF MIR. aud
Mrs. Is. Frank Blackburn was a
party given by Miss Clara Black
burn to her friends. The evening
was spent in playing games and
afterwards a flash light photo-
graph OF the group was taken. A.
luncheon OF ice cream, fruit and
cake was served, Amoug those in
the party we're: Misses Alice Fos-
ter, Sallie Comfy, Kathryn Evans.
Emma Foster, Ida Foster, Louisa
Baker. David Brooks. Norie Haz.
lett, II. l.. Foster, Marshall Yeat-
man. Montgomery Ewing. OF vii.
mlngton Philip Pierce OF Philadel-
phia; Mrs. John T. Hamilton. Mrs.
Mary Dyer, Misses Emily Leach,
May X. Matthews, Lizzie Wise. 81
Julia Tindle, Alma Dyer, Alfred
Timms, Eckert Tlndle. George II.
Matthews and Theodore Cavender,
Of this city.
The funeral OF Miss Julia McCue
took place this morning from the
residence Of her bereayed mother.
Mrs. Marcella McCue, Sixth and
Clark streets, The members Of the
b. V. NJ. Sodaiitv aud the League
of the Sacred Hear. attended the
funeral in body. Requiem high
mass was celebrated in st. Peters
Church and interment made in the
adjoining cemetery. The floral
emblems were beautiful aud num-
erous, The members OF the So-
dality last evening recited the Office
ior the dead The deceased was
highly popular young girl, IN
Goth year of her age. RespectedN
by all and loved bv those who had,I
the pleasure OF her acquaintance. !
But His will will be done
Harry Adele has purchased the
handsome bay trotter, Bell.boy.
with record of ?. %. The animal
IS one OF the most stylish in the
cltv.
Rev. Edward l.. Brady, pastor 4
of ST. Peters Church. was 10
Brook yn' yesterday, in attendance
at the annual meeting OF the Alumni
of the American College, OF Rome.
He was accompanied by Bishop
Kelley, Of the diocese Of Savannah,
and Rev. W. Scott, OF ST. Josephs I
on the BrandyWine.
Rev. S. Beattie Wvlie is in Phil
adelphia in attendance at the meet
ing OF the General Assembly OF tho
Presby tcrlan Church,
The members OF Industry Couu-
Gil, No. 4, Daughters OF America,
about Is members of
the Daughters OF America, OF Wit
last evening. Ice cream
and cake we're served while speech
es were being made.
A, the close OF tie euchre games
tonight in the Opera House an eX.
cellent luncheon will be served.
This will be followed b. dancing.
A number oil Wilmington people
will take part. The affair is the v
first o. the kind IN this city in re-
cent years. 1t is expected that
there Will be twentv five tables.