The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-04
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James Il. Eliasou and Master James
Eliason attended the twentieth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James d. Eliason, near Middletown.
The bride and groom with their
two sons stood under canopy Of
holly, mistlctoe and nile green rib
bons, where they received the ccn-
gratulations of their many frienda
The house was beautifully decora-
ted. the dining room was picture
OF beauty, the trimmings Of red and
green.
Frederick Mclntire,' the brother of
the bride, read a very interesting
letter w.itten for the occasion by
Rev. Charles Payson Mallory, who
officiated as their wedding In 1881.
Numerous useful and handsome
presents were received.
Among those present were w. Je-
rome Elason and wife, Andrew 5.
Eliason and wife, Miss Lydia Eliason
j.. Frank EliasOn aud wife, Miss
Blanche Eliason, JanvIer Woods and
wife, Edgar Clayton and wife. Of Mt.
Pleasant; James p. Ford and wife,
Miss Fannie Ford, Leslie Ford, Brad
10y J. Ford, Mrs. J. B. Cazier, Mrs.
Edna Gilmore, Harry Cazier, Miss
Frances Eliason, of Kirkwood; Miss
Emma Jacquettc, of Elkton: Mrs.
Elizabeth Price, Freoerick Mclntire.
Miss Carrie Mclntire, of Chesapeake
City; Mrs. Margaret Clayton, Thomas
Clayton. Sewel Ilolten and wife, IT.
vim Metten, Miss Bcrenice Metten,
George Rhoades and wife, Harry
Rhoades of Middletown; A Bradley
Jones and wife, Miss Elizabeth Clark
Mrs. Charles Boyd, Miss Adelaide
Eliason Of Wilmington.
The pubic ins tallati0n of officers
Of Captain Eyan S. Watson Post, No
5,G. a, r., will take place thiseven.
ing. A pleasing musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
A delegation Of leading G. A. X
men from Wilmington viii be present
and make addresses.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Cham
bers. widow Of George Chambers.
formerly Of this city, took place yes
terday afternoon. a Especial car of
the Wilmington and New Castle
Electric Railway Com pany brought
The funeral party from Tenth and
Snipley streets, Wilmington. Inter-
ment was made in the Presbyterian
cemetery,
International stock and poultry
food. Stoops.
The funeral of Mrs. Letitia Var.
hekle Of near St. Georges, took place
today and interment was made in
Willow Grove cemetery.
The heavy rains have left the
county roads in a wrctched condition
and number of horses have been
injured by falling.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Ray
Butler, formerly OF TINS city. TO
Herbert Garfield Davis Of Whining
ton, took place on Wednesday at the
parsonage of Old Swedcs Church,
Wilmington. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Martin B. Dun
lap, rector of the church.
Eugene Lewis, motorman on the
local trolley line, has removed from
the Gordon property TO the Young
property on the casterly side of Third
street, north OF Harmony.
The death Of Paul Ward, late of
Wilmington, by u fall at the Erie
Basin 1ry dock. was learned here
yesterday. The deceased was form
or resident of this city. The sympa,
thy of many persons here is extended
to the wife of the deceased, who was
resident of this city for many years
Mrs. Eugene Lewis has been enter
tanning Mrs. A. b. Jones Of Whining
ton.
Special services were held in ST.
Peters Church last evening.
Personally Conducted Tours To Washing
ton via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Thursday Jan. rs, the b .itimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will run Per-
sonully conducted Tour to Washington,
leaving Wilmington, Del. AVG. -taticn at
II. SO p. NJ. The rate will te 50 %, which
will include railroad fare, : ansfer to HO-
tel, and two days board at either tho Ma.
tional, Metropolitan or Regent Hotels in
Washington. For -. 10 additional board
at the Ebbitt House will be included
Tickets will be good Tor tsn days and
sl0p.over will be permitted nt Baltimore,
The advantage OF a Personally Conducted
Tour Is hat all arrangements are made
for putro rons, and an experienced Tourist
Agent will accompany the party. acting
rs guide to all important points OF in err
est In Washington. For copy Of book