Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-07

tation, Miss Vera Duff, Newport; solo,
Miss Mabel Mckinley, with Miss Elsie
McGinley in duet part; solo, Derr
Qmmby, Miss Shaw Of Chester, Pa.
accompanist; piano solo and encore. Miss
shaw; male quartet Dou Quimby
Edward Deakyne John b. Manlove,
Edward H. Naylor, Mrs J. b. Manlove,
accompanied recitation "Dutch Sere-
made, Miss Elsie Mckinley; selections by
orchcstu; solo, Charles f. Lancaster.
Arthur Dnscoll. accompanist; recitation,
Miss Helen Gregg; quartet William
Deahynei Mrs. William Deakyne, Mrs
rudolph A. Nallette, J. b. Manlove;
recitation, Vera Duff: duet mckinley
sisters solo, Mabel mckinley; instwm-
mental tho, Edward II. Naylor, Kennard
Naylor Edward W. Eagle. duet Nc
Vmley sisters; SOLO by request, Miss
Mabel Mckinley; selection, "Auid Lang
Nynei orchestra Those taking part
were treated TO luncheon in the dining
room.
Ladies'. mems, boys ruhbers, Stoops#
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Toner
Kelley Rowan. aged 43 years wife of
George Rowan, and daughter of the late
John and Catherine Toner. will take place,
tomorrow morning on the arrival OF the
s.45 a. M. train at the Delaware railroad
station. High mass will be celebrated
at 81. Peters r. c. Church at 9 o'clock,
and inteunent made in the family plot in
the cemetery adjoining. The deceased
was a lormer resident of this city, but had
resided IN Philadelphia for several years.
Her death occurred on Saturday, after an
illness OF some months. The deceased
Is survived by a brother, husband and
two children.
the Jim Shoe s3.5O-Shaw So
The Snday-school class OF the NJ. T.
Church taught by Miss Edith Quimby
viii mold a bake at Challenger's phar-
macy ON saturday, for the benefit OF the
class, which viii use the money for the
mission cause.
William Ratledge is filling his icehouse
with ice, from the Iobin ponds west Of
the Delaware street high bridge. The ice
Is OF fine quality and is about four inches
IN thickness. Iobin & Sons will erect an
ice house on the grounds during the
present year and store their own ice next
winter
Closing out bed and horse blankets, has
socks, tahomcttes, Stoops.#
Mrs. Charles 1oimann and daughters
Mrs Louisa Helms Of Chester. Mrs.
Thomas ID. Wise of Clayton, accompanied
Charles Holman, proprietor of the Jefier-
son House of this city, to Wilmington.
yesterday where they met Mr. and Mrs.
Alvan Allen and the party wished Mr..
Holman pleasant trip TO Portland Ore.,
when he left on the 3 o'clock train to visit
his son, daughter-in-law and grandehild.
Among the interesting features at the
entertainment in the First Baptist Church
tomorrow evening will be the songs by
Miss Caroline Wilson and the two solos
by Miss Ruth Hemphill of Rose Hill
,Mamma's Boy" and Meet Me in the
Skies"
Hot water bags soc to s2.25-Chal-
lenger ~ Son Pharmacists
The Rose Bud Social has made arrange
ments for a ball tomorrow evening. The
best of order will be maintained and an
excellent luncheon provided. The dane
ing Will close at 3 a. m, on Friday.
At the meeting of Industry Council
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, last evening, a fine cake
was presented TO the organization bv
Alfred Bennett, which was cut and dis
tubuted among those in attendance.
Personal. James Toner, emigrant COM
missioner at Ellis Irsland. n. ~. has been
the guest of his life long friend, James b.
Ioman, while here making arrangements
Tor the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth howan--Mr. and Mrs. John Walls,
who have been the guests of their
daughter Mrs Harry Wallace, at Hartley.
for the past month, have returned to their
home, here Wallace Connolly of viii
mington was a visitor in this city yester-
day.
Fine razors, half price, stoops.t