The evening Republican., 1902-05-15

| present. anu nau q uellgltIul Time.
Among the guests present were: Or
vile Shortlidge. Holiday Hopes,
Warren and Henry Marshall, Walter
and Homer Jefreris, Chester Way,
Morris and Howard Palmer, Earl
Barnard, Walter Baily, Norman Man
Gill;, Howard Richards and Misses
Alice Palmer, Margery, Lillian and
Helen Burgess, Anita Way, Bessie and
Edith Mitchell, Lillian Stinson. Mabel
Baily, Sara Storey, Adeline Benjamin,
Helen Thompson.
YORKLYE.
Miss Anna Marshall returned to
Swarthmore College Sunday after
spending few days with her par
ents.
Miss Elizabeth Ialloran and A. r.
Dougherty, Of Philadelphia, were
guests Of Martin Hallorin and wife,
Sunday.
Mrs Horisk, Miss johnson, Mcssrs.
John and Joe I[orisk, Of Wilmington,
visited Vincent Lamborn, last Sum
day.
Israel Durham and wife attended a
family dinner in Wilmington on Wed.
ncsday.
Misses Katluyn Kane and Orpha
Holland, OF Wilmington; Messrs. j.
A. Mckelyey, and W A. Grace, of
lIockessin. II. Twoney and j. J. Hig-
gins, of Coatesvillc, were among the
Sunday visitors at Yorklyn.
Miss Anna {. Halloran is spending
this week in Wilmington, the guest
of Miss Kane.
John L. Press and wife have re-
turned from visit in Wilmington.
DOrs.
Alice Johnson, colored. last nigh
was held in 5000 bail for the Court
Of General Sessions by Judge Coch-
ran, on charge Of the Larceny of
dress skirt from Emma Cole.
The May meeting OF theliDela.
ware branch OF the Women's
Auxiliary will be held today at
Delaware-City. A SPECIAL Car will
leave Fourth and Market streets at
p. m.
= A meeting of the New Castle
county Democrats Committee to Sc
lect names for registration officers
will be held in the rooms OF the
Young Meas Democratic Club this
afternoon.
, The complete proceeds OF the
recent benefit tor =. p. Mcconnell
at Shields Library hall recently
were 1925.
Rodney Hall, aged Is years,
co'ored. prisoner at the. New
Castle county workhousc. died lu
the institution last evening OF tub.
ercu!oss.
The semi annual meeting Of the
W, II. M. s. OF Wilmington district
was held in Silver book, NJ. e. Church
this atteruoon at :. 80.
VIM. Brennan ha, been appoint
ed mail carrier between this c,tys
post-office aud the railroad station
10 succeed J. J. McMulliu, deceas-
ed.o
At the meeting OF the directors
OF the EquItab bic Guarantee aud
Trust Company yesterday a semi
annua; dividend of21. per cent was
declared
George l.. Norris, chairman of
the Bible Class COMMITTEES OF the
Y. M. C. A. will speak this evening
in the Baptist Mission at Heald
and A. streets. South Wilmington.
Mr.. Frederick Heck who has
been playing in the Parrish Priest
is in one Of the hospitals having an
operation performed Gu his throat.
W. J. Faulkner aud Son ha We
secured large roofing combat
IRON the Newport Fertilizer Com
pany, at their Riverside Works.
The Board OF Directors OF the
Teachers Beneficial Associatioe
met Tuesday evening at the homn
OF Mrs. Ella Semple, No. 1924
& Washington street.
Richard Cochran. aged 81 years,
a promineat farmer near Middle
town. died on Monday alter an ill-
ness OF four days.
In Connection with the strawberry
festival on Thursday night OF this
week at the Calvary Baptlst Church
there will be Tree phonogr aph en-.
tertaiumcnt given by Mr.. McKecver
assistant postmaster at Wayne,
Pa.
The speaker this evening at
Alliance hall, 6l0 Adams street 10
Samuel Mcbride. Service 74J.
The Supreme Court is 10 sessio
at Dover todav. A number Of
Attorneys from this city are lu at.
tendance.
A number Of N EN- bers OF West
Presbyterian Church Christian Eu-
deavor Society will give an cntcr.
tanmcnt at the Ferris Industrial
School this evening.
The young ladies and gentlemen
of st. Georges will present pleas
ing drama In Central Hall, Delaware
City on next Tuesday evening for
the benefit OF the st. Georges Pres
byterian church.
A shirt waist dance was given in
Webster's Academy last evening by
the young women who have attend
ed the Pioneer dances dusing the
winter. The girls invited the boys
paid bills and gallantly escorted
their fair ones home.
At Baptist Mis- ion