The sun., 1901-10-12
MRS. GRUNDY'S
SOCIAL CHAT
What She Saw and Heard During
the Week.
WALKER-JACKSON NUPTIALS
Society Still Looking Forward to the
Ponder-Taylor Wedding in Balti-
more on Wednesday. Personals
About Well Known People.

Cupid sorely stole 4 march on society
last week and ii was with much surprise
that the friends OF James Fulton Nieljs
heard of his marriage to Miss Evelin.
Iittleton at Trenton last Thursday. The
beauty of the bride and the popularity
Of the groom made it Il very interesting
event and Vanity Fair was disappointed
at not being hidden to the wedding. Alr.
and Mrs Nields will make the Clayton
House their home for the present
The Jesse Courtneys will leave FOX
Baltimore today where they will remain
for about a week.
Society is still looking forward TO the
Ponder-Taylor wedding in Baltimore on
next Wednesday.
| Cards will he sent out today announce
| ing the marriage of Miss Mary Carey
Jackson to Martin Il. Walker, which
will take place at noon today. The
wedding will he a very quiet one-only
members of the immediate family being
present and will be performed by the
Rev. Charles Il. Dubell.
| Mrs. Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., left this
week for Atlantic City. She will be
| joined there by her daughter. Mrs.
Samuel II. Davis. of Orange. n. J.
| The friends Of Miss Edith Danfortll
will be glad to know she is convelescing
from her recent attack Of typhoid fever.
John Kent Kane, of Philadelphia,
was in Wilmington on Tuesday.
Another wedding which is attracting
much attention is that of Miss Amanda
Scott and Frank d. Lackey, which takes
place on Thursday at Grace NJ. Il.
Church. This will be noon affair and
will be followed by an informal break
fast"
Mrs. William Kcnnard and Miss Ken
nard have returned from the mountains
TO their home on Thirteenth street.
Among others who have just returned
from visiting the Buffalo Exposition are
the illiam Hawkins and the Samuel
Riddles.
Friends in this city of DR.. and Mrs
Swithin Chandler have received news of
their arrival in Vienna where they ey-
pect to remain about nine months. Dr.
Chandler is taking a special course in
the Vienna Hispital. while Mrs. Chani-
Ter is studying vocal music.
Mrs. Andrew s. Ice OF Omaha. is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. William NJ. Foord.
J. w. BrattoR of New York, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Many friends of s. Redmond Smith
. the clerk of the United States Court
, here. hope that he will be completely
restored to health by his winters resi-
dcnce in Southern California. Mr.. Smith
; will return to Delaware as soon as he Is
! well for he is too good a DelawareAn u
, remain away long unless compelled to &c
50. He is now much better than he
: was some time ago and it is believed that
i brief rest in California will be exact
: " what is needed TO complete his re
+ covery.
Miss Eleanor G. Walton of this city. :.
: at Oyster Bay. T.. l.. the home of Prcsi
i dent Roosevelt. collecting newspaper
T material for a syndicate.
: The Century Club threw open its doors
! on Wednesday to the members for thu
i first time this winter. The reGula
monthly meeting was held at thrc,
b o'clock. which was followed by a dc
u lightful entertainment by the junio
j. members and an informal tea.