Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-13
E,.n oon..rana.no. Of rr.,r Evening.

o'clock at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII
ham White. No. 10 North Fourth street,
when Miss Bessie White, "a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. White. and William II. Ram
acy. a former resident OF Pennsylvania,
now a resident OF this city, were married.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
George H. Anderson, pastor of the NJ. r.
Church. The bride was attended by Miss
kettie Bertolette of this city and the
groom by Joseph Bertolette The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Ella
Kline. The bride wore a pretty gown
OF gray cloth Immediate relatives of
the contracting parties were in attendance.
A supper followed the reception Mr.
and Mrs Ramsey will leave for a wedding
trip through Pennsylvania tomorrow and
on their return will reside in this city
Superintendent HUFF of the Adams
Express Co. was in this city yesterday.
looking after cars of the company for the
shipment OF shad. Employees of the
Delaware railroad are placing the tracks
in shape for the cars.
The public schools in this city we're
closed today in Observance of Good Friday.
The Japanese tea which will be given
IN the parish house under the auspices
of the Ladies Auxiliary Of Emmanuel p.
4. Church. on Friday next, promises TO
be a success.
II you have not tried Bacon's meats
place your order now Full line Of Easter
hams. SpeTry and Hutchinson stamps
Hiram r.. Bone. general manager of the
eastern plants OF the National Tube Co.,
was in this city yesterday. and met a NUM-
hcr oil friends. who expressed 10 him their
sincere sympathy for his recent hereave-
nient. the loss of his wife, who was en-
dearcd TO many people in this city.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Anne Hammond
widow oi James Hammond took place
this afternoon from her late residence. on
South Fifth street. Services were held
IN Emmanuel r. h. Church and intennent
WAS made in the churchyard. The pail
bearers were Oge Glenden. Mark Bennett
Albert Bennett, Irwin Jones' William A.
Matthias. Thomas Boyle
Several persons attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sarah f. Smith mother OF Coun-
Gilman Smith this afternoon lnterment
WIS private in the Presbyterian cemetery
The deceased WAS formerly a resident of
Smyrna and recently made her home with
her daughter Mrs. Thomas Frazer, in
Wilmington
The Junior Epworth League Of the NJ
q. Church will meet ia the sunday-school
room of tho church this evening and the
meeting will be followed by a social time
among the members kennnrd Naylor
Is president of the organization.
James War; employed hy Andrew
Mitchell, the carter, slipped and Tell from
one of the delivery wagons TO the street
yesterday, and landed ON his head lie
was stunned for q few minutes and IL was
al irst feared that he had been seriously
injured lie soon recovered and resumed
his work.
The members Of the First Presbyterian
Sunday-school will hold their hrst re-
hearsal Of music for Children's Day, i'm
the Sunday-sohool rooms tonight
Beautiful Easter millinery, best styles.
widest variety and greatest values Stylish
turbans, fetching large hats, smart sailors.
Mrs. r. p McCallin So
The Easter services az tho llares
Corner Sunday-school ON SUNDAY after
noon, at 2.3O O'Clock, will be as follows.
Voluntary and song, "m the Happy
Spnngtime, school; responsive scripture
reading "Pmise;' prayer by Suporm-
tendent Townsend song, "lhe JOY of
Lasterl schoul responsive scripture read
ing; recitation, "When llo Arose. Clydo
Wcer; song, "Come Join the Song. school,
recitation, "Atinistering Spirits" John
Hobson; song, "For Me. infant class.
recitation, "He Showed Them His Hands.
Laura slack; song "The Lord is Risen
Indeed school solo "rhe Beautiful
Lilies" Alice Knots; recitation "rh,
Legend 0f the Lilies" Lucy Ratledge
duet "Easter Lilies Laura Slack and
Anna Weer; recitation, Transformations
Mary Clark and clsss, song "Our lrium.
phant Day school, recitation Gre
stored Eta Hohson: recitation
"Paise," class of four children; song
"rhe Easter BELLS. infant class; solo anc
chorus. "Mary Offering recitation
"Chnsiian symbols, or Types of Gu
Faith. five children; recitation. "If Yot
Never Had Heard, Mabel Slack. solo
"Glory,7 Mr.. Nowland; recitation, "Senc
the Ndings' Helen Edmunson; recita
tion, "a Child's Gift" Emily Nowland
eong, "lhe Echo IN the Heart recita
ton, "keep the Echoes Ringing" Emm,
Stapes; song, "Our Immortal joy.
school.
Fresh shsd, herring, oysters -King's.f
A report was circulated yesterday after
noon 70 the effect that two BOYS wer
drowned on this city The report CAV,
the name of one Of the boys as Hall an,
this gave color TO the rumor, becaus
a boy by that name had been about TN
wharves and boats. Inquiry shove,
that the report was untrue MANY per
sons visited the wharf 20 learn somethinl
about the drowning and were relieve,
20 find that there was no foundation 70
tho story.
An entertainment will be given i
the OperR House on Tuesday evening
during the fair which will be opened o
that evening by the New Castle Athleti
Association The fair will continue dur
ing the week and new attractions wi
be given each evening On Tuesda,
evening Miss Essie Kirby. Charles 4
Lancaster. Jr, Albert Kirby, Jr.. I'D
ward Phillips and Wallace Cannon wi
sing.
The Jim Shoe. 50. -Shaws.t
In St. Peters r. C. Church, on Sunda,
services will be held at s and 1890 a. m
and 730 p. M The sermons will be o
"lhe Resurrection"
The Toner Pool Club of Wilmingto
defeated the Becker Pool Club of this cit
in the deciding game of the series at Beck
er's Hotel last evening A dinner will
given by the losing club az The Louise o
Wednesday evening
The interior Of the Gilpin House
undergoing extensive repairs. painters
ooppersmiths. tinsmiths, paper hanger.
carpet cleaners and layers being engage
In the work.
A pretty display Of flowers was mad
at the Court House by Samuel T. Lander
yesterday and today. The flowers wer
disposed Of at fair prices
The catch OF shad continues to b
small. The high boat yesterday was tina
Of .Iaunaa Srhulfx and Eltnar lNaIl;rf