Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-28

Iawler, q sister Of the groom, was the
maid of honor and John j. McDevitt was
the best man. The bride was attirod
IN travelling costume of gray cloth. with
q large white picture hat Miss Lawlcr
wore q pretty creation of blue silk, with
hat 90 match. Carnations were carried
by the bride and her attendant. After
% wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Lawler will
reside at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Brad
ley
Tho young couple arc very prominent.
The groom Is one of the local agents OF
Every Evening
Miss llclon Gallagher, daughter Of City
Councilman and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gail
laghor was rendered a birthady party
last evening at the home of her parents
About % persons were present and a
pleasant time was spent IN games and
music. Miss Gallagher was the recipient
Of handsome and useful presents.
luncheon was served and the visitors de-
parted about / ] o'clock
Tho meeting of the ladies interested
in the New Castle Athletic Association
will be held tomorrow evening at
the Dccmer home, at o'clock, when
different committees will be appointed
and the work laid out for the bazaar in
Easter week. Among those in attend
anco last night were Mr. and Mrs. James
Quinby, Miss Ethel Grimes, Katherine
Gormley, Elizabeth McCue, Anna New
love, Louisa Price, May Podrick, Gene
We've Lawler, with several male members
OF the organization.
Vera Collins one Of the greatest child
comctisls, only 10 years old; also, Down
ing Sisters, will appear in the Opera House
Thursday evening. Don't fail to hear
/ thomt
a vaudeville show will be given at tho
! Opera House tomorrow evening The
show will be something new in this city
and will no doubt be well appreciated by
the people.
A now hymnal for the use of the Ep-
| worth League of the NJ y. Church will
bc placed in service go the meeting OF
next week An interesting meeting viii
ho held tonight, with Miss Kate Williams
in charge
Cot James j. Ccgan. who has been n
resident OF this city over % ycan died
at $50 % o'clock this morning at the home
of Francis y. Mctallin, where he resided.
/ lie had been III for some time with grip
and was a sufferer from asthmatic trouble
lie was ont yesterday and returned 10 the
house last evening. DR. Black attributed
his death TO pneumonia and heart failure
| Deceased was well known and WIS a
prominent member of St. Peters r. g.
Church lie was the treasurer of tho
Now Castle Club for years. He was
genial and well liked by all who knew
him. Mr.. Gcgan was for years a telegraphel
FOR the Maritime Exchange and the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., but retired
from active work several years ago. IL,
amasscd considerable wealth. which wa,
invested in the vicinity of Boston II,
had no relatives other than the member
of the plunkett family OF Wilmington.
Fresh fish and oysters kingsf
About 20 persons took part in the party
given to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newlove
at the parish building, Front and Har
mony streets, last evening.
Hugh Duffy has moved 70 the property
No. 2O3 Harmony street.
Mrs. Frances Meredith is moving from
The Louise TO the Joseph s. Goodwin prop
eriy ON Fifth street near South, recent,
vacated by Mr. Goodwin
lcnten devotions opened in lmmanue
r. r.. and ST. Peters r. c. Churches TODAY
Abraham Moore. who was recent,
> kicked by a hone, is recovering from Ia,
injury.
Ground was broken yesterday for The
new parochial school of st. Peters r. c
| Church.
party was given to Miss Florenc,
Grant, at her home, on North Front street
last evening, by about 20 friends. Music
games and a luncheon furnished thl
amusement.
, he Jim Shoe. S3.50-Shaw.s.s
Personal Mrs NJ. Patterson and Mis-
Marie Patterson OF Baltimore, Nd, hav,
been spending several days AZ the hom
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orion A. Carnck- Mis-
Margaret CaTick and Miss Patterson al
. tended he Junior Prom at Delaware Col
lege on Friday OF last Week.-Mrs. Blanch
Barto of Marcus Hook, Pa, has been IN,
-. | guest of Mfe John Manlove