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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
HOME WEDDING


Marriage OF Miss Clara Ceionia FARRELL and
Cornelius Allen Green.
Miss Clara Celenia FARRELL and Cor
nelius A lien Greene we're married last
Wednesday evening at the home 0i
Charles h. Jarrell, the brides brother,
607 West Seventh street, by Rev. Alex
ander alison, Jr., pastor Of West Pres
byterian Church. The bridesmaid
was Miss Isabella Clifford Of this city
and Frederick j. Greene of Wishing
ton was best man. The flower girl was
Miss Grace Alison ClevengeT. Mrs.
Hattie Lane played the wedding
march.
The bride was attired in white silk
COZ cred with peau de sole lace and car
ried Bride roses. The bridesmaid wore
white chiffon and carried pink uarna-
tious. The ushers we're Floyd Barnes
Of this city and Harry W. Anderson OF
Philadelphia.
The house was prettily decorated
with palms, carnations and white we'd
ding bells, The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph FARRELL, Sr., Of Eel
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FARRELL, Mr.. and
MIS-. Aaron Alison, Mrs. Anna Alison,
MIS- EluNu DnAtAnhAAAf tIAf eA1 80
Lewis JaTrell Of Viola, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Tee Of harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis L. Greene OF Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry H. FARRELL and dauRh-
tel Helen Sarah, Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilson
h. Mohlaf and daughter Mildred, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Allison, Mrs. Mollie
FARRELL Of Felton, Mrt. Eliza Il. Jar
rell Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clifford, Misses Lillian and
Gertrude GTesne, Mr.. Sydney H..
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard FARRELL,
Mrs. Mollie Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lane, Mr,iand Mrs. William
Hatnert, Mrs. Florence Clesenger,
Miss Isabella Clifford, Miss Grace ALI
son Clevenger, MIR. and Mrs. John
n eaver, Mrs. Carrie Pfabler, Mr.. and
| MIS-. John Vincent, b. K. Money, Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Wells, Mrs. Jennie
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay ton Guyer, M
and Mrs Frank Goodnow, John Tai
ley, Thomas Curlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
] Horn, Floyd Bafnee, J. Julian Barnes
MT. and Mrs Thomas Baker, Mr. an6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
CHRISTIAN ENpEAVoR.
An Interesting Meeting by Wilmington
Union Last Night

Union Last Night.
A business and social meeting was held
by the Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union, last evening, in Hanover Presby-
terian Church. The Sunday-school room,
which was used, was prettily decorated
in red and white. President Charles
Eastman presided. Rev. J. Howard
Gray conducted the devotional exercises
Several appropriate choruses were sung.
The various committees made their re-
ports. The following nominations were
made:
For president, Charles Eastman; vice
president, Clarence Hope; recording sec
retary, Miss Margaret /. Foulk; core
spending secretary, Miss Henderson; trea.
surer, Miss S. A. Dockety; musica
director, o. S. Abbleby; superintendent
of juniors, Miss Sue Brown; superintend
ent of intermediate department, Miss
Louise Jones.
Following is the literary programme
Address by the State president, Rev
Greer Foote of Delaware City; recitation
"The Minister'S Grievances Miss Rietta
Emerson; piano solo, Miss Hannah OH
At the close of the meeting the members
were entertained by the Christian En-
deavorers of Hanover Church. Refresh
ments were served and a general gooC
time was had.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
HOLY WEEK.
Arrangements Made for Special servicc'
In some of tho Churches.

Arrangements Made for Special Services
In some Of tho Churches.
Trinity Church announces the fol-
loving arrangement OF services tof
Holy Week, which will begin on April
8th;
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Morning prayer and holy communion,
8 a. m. evening prayer and address,
4. 30 .. m. Maundy Thursday
ing prayer and holy communion, a.
m. evening prayer, with address ana
meditation on the Lords Supper, z. 40
d. M. Good FTiday-Morning prayer,
iitany and sermon, II =. m. evening
pray er and address, l.3O p. m. sacred
cantata the cruciiixion, by Stainer,
7.45. Easter evening (April l4thl l-
Morning prayer and hcly baptism, 8 O..
m. Easter DRy-HGly communion,
q. ~. morning prayer, sermon ana
holy communion, IL a. m. children q
festival service, with carols and adj
dtess, $50 p. m, evening prayer and
sermon, T45 .. m. The following
speoial preachers have been engaged
for Lent: Wednesday evening-Maroh
9Th, Rev. Hubert W. Wells, rector oi
St Andrews Church; March l4th,
Rev. Francis NJ. TAFT, rector Of 81.
Paul's Church, Chester, Pa. March
2lst; Rev. A. q. Powell, ID. D., leo
tor Of Grace Church. Baltimore, Nd,
March 18th, Rev. Percy Foster Hall,
rector OF st. Iimothy's Church, Ca
louisville, Nd. E; April 4th, Res. John
5. Bunting, rector Of Christ Ohurchi
Christiana Hundred.
The Holy Week programme at st.
Stephens Church is as follows:
falm Sunday-i0 30 a. m. The ad
ministration Of the sacred rite OF con
firmation; 7.30 p. m, first part o
Passion history. Monday, lnconsiat
enoy'; second part OF Passion ms
tory. tuesday, "OppoFtunities"
third part Of Passion history. Wed
uesday, Natural SIM; fourth par
Of Passion history and public comics
sional service. Holy Ihursday-Ihl
hfth part OF Passion history and ad
ministration of the Lords Supper
Good FridayzThe sixth and seventh
mart Of PASSION history ard the muei
cal rendition Of 1.-The Betrayal anS
CFucifixion. " All weekday services a
S r. m.
Easter Sunday-6 a. m, Easte
mathis; 1890 a. m, festival service
23O p. m, Sunday schools Easte
celebration; $50 p. M, the musion
rendition Of 1.-The Resurrection ant
] Ascension.
1he Lords Supper will be admins
tered at the g o'clock service az we'll
the 1890.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr.and Mrs. John s. Miller Of Seven
tesnth street and Mt. Salem Lane
celebrated their golden wedding ami
verasry last evening. Those present
included eight children, % grand
children and great grand children,
Rev. and Mrs. n. Il. Carpenter. and
Mrs. Ben iamin Price a sister Of Mrs.
Miller and the only cne at the cele-
bration who was at the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller. An enjoyable even
ing was spent. Purses Of gold we're pre-
sented TO Mr.. and Mrs Miller. Mr.
Miller is n years old and his wife
seventy They have never lived over
two miles from where they now live.
For fifty five years MT. Miller has been
a member of Mt Salem M. u. Church
and his wife has been . member Of
the same church for hfty yesSA The
rarty met at the parsonage and
surprised Mr.. and MrA MileG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

The Eton pr mlses g. d. a iavorite
oket Jos 81 ng Bnu is being shown
10 some exceedingly iaoinating and
cesiTanle mcoeis. ms one gives a
SC le effect az the front that is yer,
chic an novel and allows a choice of
the fashionable three quarter or full
length sleeves, 30 that it oan be made
available for great many oocas ons.
10 the illustration il is made of
amethyst cuiored chiffon broadoloth
stitched with belcing silk and COM
bined with velvet and is exceedingly
handsome, but there are a great many
trimmings that might be suggested.
j am hroadoloth for vest, COLLAR and
cuffs combined with any Of the mixed
suitinRa is always effective; a heavy
silk can be used If still lighter effect
is desired, while again heavy, coarse
linen embroidered in raised work is
considered one Of the smartest of all
smart things and makes exceedingly
chic accessories Of the sort.
The Eton is made with the fronts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Rounded Up a Patient.

A coIored man, whose name is said to be
Elwood Price. but who has been known
also as "Happy," was captured by the
executive officers Of the Board Of Health
Yesterday afternoon and sent to the Emer-
gency Hospital at Farnhurst, suffering
with smallpox. Dr. Michael Ostro re-
ported to the board that the man had ap-
peared at his office and was suffering with
the disease. Price was captured by Tx
ecutive officer William Holt, and detained
at Fifth and Pine streets, until the Emer-
gency Hospital ambulance arrived and
took him to Farnhurst. The negro told
DR.. Ostro that his home was at SD But
tonwood street. and the family residing
at that number say that Price has not
lived there for several months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Mrs. Harry Wilson, Paul SJ bal, Miss
Breta A. ClevenReT, Miss Esther Har-
bert, Frederick Greene Of Washington,
David Chalmers, John Wilkinson, MIR.
Hughes, harrington Jones, Misses
Grace and Susie Lathrope of Philadel-
phia, john sBayard Vincent, Harry W.
Anderson Of Philadelphia, George
CleVenger, Augustus Lane, Miss bertha
FARRELL, Lieurenzo JarTell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Macknn, Hickey Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodman.
Many handsome gifts we're received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greene are on a weds
ding trip 10 Washington, VirRinia and
other points South. They will reside
at 1923 West Seventh street after
March 10Th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

The Board Of Park Commissioners
held its monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. IL was decided to hold the future
meetings in Council chamber. at the City
Hall. provided Council consents.
Relative TO the $4,000 park loan or
dinance. now before Council. Councilman
White, who is a member OF the board,
said it did not. come up for action at the
last meeting OF Council because OF the
absence of some of the members He
said some of the members Of Couu-
ell were not satisfied to pass the ordi-
nance in its present shape and he advised
the board TO be represented at the meet
ing OF the committees on parks and law
this evening He said some of the members
of Council did not see the necessity for a
bridge, for which, they understood, part
of the money was to be expended in
conjunction with the Park Board.
President w. p Bancroft said negotia-
tions were pending for some way OF over
coming the difficulty at kirlwood Park,
about which there has been a great deal
Of discussion.
Daniel Humphreys, manager of the
Lyceum Theatre. asked the board for
permission to erect a refreshment stand
Garden. The board declined to grant
the request.
The executive committee was author.
lied to continue the path in Brandywins
Park from the wire bridge to Augustine
dam.
In reply to inquiry, Superintendent
Taylor said plans had been drawn for q
new bridge to replace the wire bridge
but its construction was contingent upoi
the board getting the loan for which j
has asked.
President Bancroft submitted a blu
print from the Delaware l. Atlantic Tele
graph & Telephone Co., which desires L
place its wires underground in the vicinit.
of Rockford Park The company wa
granted permission to lay conduits acros
the park to get to kentmere and Rock
ford.
The report of Treasurer William Bush
which was read and accepted, showel
a balance at last report Of IS 692.S2
receipts during February, Sl3204; ex
penditures, Sl,3l8.44; balance, 81 ,5O6.41
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
TO INSPECT STREET CARS.

The Board of Health met in regular
session yesterday afternoon. 1t was re-
ported that at the request of the board
the Street and Sewer Commissioners have
asked the City Solicitor to draw up reso-
lqtlons preventing the operation Of fat
wheel and loose-truck cars. M
AT recent meeting of the board il
was decided TO request the street railway
companies to keep their cars clean. It
mas now been decided TO have the execu-
i've officers of the board get on the car
|clean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

and the backs stole fronts and vests
and is closed at the front. The turn-
over collar finishes the neck and the
tiny reVers give a distinctive air to the
whole. The sleeves are mounted upon
plain Innings, which can be faced TO
form the cuffs when full length is de-
sired.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 33f yards 81, 8
yards y or l34 yards A inches wide
with Ia yards of velvet, Il yard OF
lace for rsvers or IS yard if long sleeves
are used, and yards of silk for lining.
The pattern 5254 is cut in sizes for a
80, "a, 80, 3S and 40 inch bust measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
ORGAN RECITAL.
To be Given at Union N. E. Church To-
morrow Evening

To be GlVen at Union u. Il. Jnutcn To-
morrow Evening.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the organ recital to be given
at Union NJ. L. Church tomorrow even
ing
Part Fantasia and fugue, Tshirch;
bridal song from the "Rustic Wedding, "
Goldmark, Norris G. Morgan; cello solo,
Ca) "Cradle Song" Gounod; o. "Cauti-
lena. Gotterman, Howard Il. Crosby;
(a) "Death OF Ase." Grieg; CD "Melodie, "
Morgan-Nevin. Mr. Morgan; solo, "Ihe
Publican" Nandewater, Frank ii. Mason;
Part 2-Faniare in ID Major Lemmons;
la) gavotte from "Mignon p Thomas; (b)
"Graceful Danse, Sullivan, from the Incl
dental music to Shakespeare Henry VIII
Mr.. Morgan; cello solo, andante from
concerto in G Major, Gotteman, Mr..
Crosby; solo, Judge Me 0 God, Buck,
Mr.. Mason; "Grand Triumphal March, y
Sullivan. from Henry VIII, Mr.. Morgan.
A silver offering will be received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Boston Weddina

Announcement has bean made ot the
coming wedding OF Miss Loqies hqst
Of bay State Road, Boston, and On rles
Theodore Russell, Of Cambridge Wnicl
will take place on March lAtn 20 Oan
bridge, Mass. Mr. Russell ia onRaB-
cd in business in Boston. de 10 the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Russell,
and nephew Of the late 9oVernor Rus-
sell. His mother was Miss Lillian a.
Tenney, before her marriage. She
lived IN this city many years and was
married from here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
council Committees.

Several important matters win be CON
sidered by the committees Of City Council
this evening. including the specifications
for the removal and reduction OF garbage.
The law and public buildings committees
still have the new building ordinance be-
fore them and some interesting points are
10 he decided concerning It.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Hair Culture

Do not fail to visit the demonstration Of
Riker's septone and anti-septio Hair Food
and Riker's Liquid Green Soap, the hair
cleanser, in the Toilet Goods department
on the first floor. The hair demands
food adapted to its needs--that is Rik-
ers septone-it destroys all germ life.
1t cures dandruff-it makes the scalp
perfectly healthy. It is food for thin
starved hair. It will make the hair grow
where other tonics fail.
Septone is sold in bottles at 25c and 75o
each.
Riker's Liquid Green Soap may be used
with the happy knowledge that all good
and no evil is being done. It's wonder
ful healing and cleansing properties and
its dainty odor combine to make this a
popular soap for both toilet and bath
Riker's Liquid Green Soap is sold only
in bottles at 25c and 75c each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
To Be Placed in Service.

The chemical engine Of the Washing
ion Fire Co, which has been c L of service
ior i,I. several days, is being placed in con-
alton. It was expected that it would
oe placed in service yesterday, but on
account of a defect in one of the wheels
ol the truck it was necessary to send il
v, the plant of the Wilmington Wheel
" Morks. The machine will be in service
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Librarr Trustees.

Wilmer Palmer and Elwood c. Jackson
have been unanimously nominated tor
reelection ior three-year terms as mem
bers OF the board of trustees OF the VII
mington Institute Free Library. The
committee appointed to make the nomi-
nation consisted of Rev. w. p. d; Lewis,
Herschel A. Norris and Vincent g. Hazard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Divine Healing. %

Elder o. o. Fansworth will speak this
evening in the old Baptist Church. 1908
King street, on "Divine Healing and
Modern Miracles" The subject for to-
morrow night is "Wnl the Jews Return
to Jerusalem Before Christ Comes ?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Linens for Spring
and Summer Wear

l2l5c linens; natural colors; 20 inches
wide.
l5c linen; natural colors; 80 inches wide.
2Ocdinen; natural colors; heavy weight;
so inches wide.
3Oc linen; natural colors, 36inches wide
25c linen; i'm gray and blue; special
value; 36 inches wide.
2jc linen; fine thread; high quality, in
rcd blue. steel and green; "a inches wide
4Oc and SOC Irish poplin; pure FAX
thread fully mercenzed; blue and Milo
green only; very dressy; 2S inches wide.
25c and 60c colored linens, in all the
shades Of blue and Nile green; all widths
according to price.
6Oc, the acme Of elegance in linen fab
rics; silk embroidered on cream grounds;
very pretty; 2s inches wide
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
2. M. @. A. Meeting.

A Joint meeting Of the board Of directors
ana advisory committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
.nls evening Plans in regard to the pro-
posed new building will probably be dis
.cussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
nj Renresent Mnsieians Union.

George NJ. Hayes has been elected dele
cate of the local Musicians Union TO the
next national convention, which VIII be
held in Boston, Mass. in May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Shirts Made to Order

source Of annoyance TO hundreds Of
well-dressed men is that one Of having
shirts that just fall short Of fitting. While
the fit Of our shirts are as good as the
majority of makes and better than most,
yet II is not possible TO correctly fit every
man. This is why we have added another
department TO our mems furnishings.
As every one knows that it is possible 10
get a better 6t when the measurements
Of the individual is at hand the superiority
OF made-to-measuro shirts are apparent.
And when the extra quality Of the material
is considered tho cost is not one cent
more than for ready-made shirts This
department is in charge Of Mr.. James II.
Appleby whose long experience ~ a
cutter enables US TO guarantee a perfect
ft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
.VOR CONSULAR REFORM
Local Board Of Trade Asked to
Take a Hand in the
Movement.
|TO SELECT A DELEGATE
To Attend a Convention In
Washington Next Week.
|7HE MOVEMENT IS NATIONAL
4 All Commercial Bodies are
Interested.
70 SELECT A DELEGATE
To Attend a Convention In
Washington Next Week.
THE MOVEMENT IS NATIONAL
IAN Commercial Bodies are
Interested.

The Object Is TO Establish Permanent
Consular Service That VIII Not be Inter-
fered with by Politics, so that Proper
Men Can Retain Their Places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Monthly Meeting Of the Board
Yesterday Afternoon.
CHANGE ITS HEADQUARTERS
Requests Council for the Use
of Council Chamber.
TO CONFER ON THE PARK LOAN
The Board VIII Meet Council
men Tonight

Refusal OF Request for Permission to Oper-
ale "A Refreshment Stand IN brandywine
Park Near the Zoo-Wires Underground
In Rockford Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Then your blood must be in a very bad
condition. You certainly know what TO
take, then why not take it?-Ayer's Sar-
saparilla. If you doubt, then consult
your doctor. We know what he will say
about this grand old family medicine.
Ne have 20 sesfesl We publish &c. Aver Co.,
nc iormnlls q sll our mealslaes. Lowell Mass;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold by druggists and grocers*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Spring Ginghams
and Madras

Classic dress ginghams; fine texture, soft
finish; striped and plaid effects; also
PLAIN colors. ...................
Genuine simpsons prints in black, black
and white and silver gray; positively
the best make OF print on sale ......eo
Imperial Madras in short lengths; por-
feet ia color and texture; in blues, tans,
steels and green's. both in stripes, plaida
and iacquorcd effects; 81 inches wide;
regular 2Oc quality; now. ow.....12iac
Aberioyle mcrcerizod Madras; perma-
nent lustre; In two shades of blue pink,
heiotropo, champagne, steel and Nile
green; 30 inches wide; excellent quail
IVY. Observation-Disclosures. lec
Barnaby zephyr suitings; in all the pref
tiest effects and colorings; neat checks
and stripes; ~ inches wide.. ...-.-. loo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-23

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at 6IiOe beIbreoet, imerteirtt, iitferj
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al bette Itorc lPioOeI oa iRtte Dig De.
paa 8eien til en- oarig Sur.
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dig uoeet IigcioI goot, er oct, ior0i
ban tiener mere Henge paa oct.
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bliper burtig til ben er iuISftGnota
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% bare roIig % tomfortabeI belle Il,
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beruser bolber Satte, bliper De gam.
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ton er iaa traftis.