Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27

garet wilhelme Lena Cannon, Bertha
Sutton.
Miss Mahoney's school - Mabel
Clewell, Vera Atkinson, Maud Dem
ming, Myrtle Denning, William Mahle,
Herbert Kee, Elmer Pedrick, Ruth
Stewart, Alva Watts, Regina Walz.
Miss Downie's school Lewis
Gemmill, Brice Vallette, Pauline
Wright, Mary Moss, George Fords
Francis Rodgers, Flora Downey,
James Taylor.
Miss Ratledge's school - Marie
Collision, Anna Farley, Mildred Stoops,
Irene Wise, Harry Loveless, Matthew
Malz.
Miss Platt's school - Elizabeth
Bacon, France Anderson, Mary Biggs,
Grace McCaughan, Hulburd Anderson,
Ida Lank. Katie Toner, Joseph Sulli-
van, James Eliason, Josephine Ciothier.
Miss Wilson's school-Marie Smith,
Elizabeth Bacon, Irene Truitt, Minnie
Beck, Florence Toppin, Martha Perrem,
Edward Naylor, Leonard Hurd.
Miss Goodley's school - Herbert
/ Hanf, Vaughn Lancaster, Clara Ster-
ling, Lizzie Smith, James Rodgers,
John Cannon, Margaret Malz, Mary
McNaliy, Aertruue Honey.
Miss Toman's school-Anna Gala
CHER, Hugh McCaughan, Buford Lunt,
Charles Gears, Myra Brown, Reuben
Kelley, Herbert Dyer, Har.zell Alder
son, Lora Lank.
Miss Vantine's school - Vance
Mitchell, Alice Toner, Esther Vining,
Nellie Tobin, Willard Lewis, Anna
| Brison, Maud Perrem, Samuel Cole,
James McIvor, Allie White.
| Miss Carrick's school Katie
Leonard, Addie Temple, Francis Nc
Farlin, Catherine McCaughan, Clara
Sakers, Sara Leonard, Ethel Powers.
Miss Lawler's school-Ella Green,
Mary Donovan, Mabel Othoson, John
Whiteside, Margaret Carswell, Mary
Wright, Edward McGrory, Adele Nc
Donough, Mary Freebury, Elizabeth
Carlin.
The marriage of Miss Alice Hay of
this city and Randolph Clay of Phila-
delphia took place at the home of Miss
Emily Rodney, an aunt of the bride,
No. - North Third street, at noon to-
day. The Officiating clergyman was
Rev. John Leighton McNim of Milford,
a cousin of the bride. Those in at
tendance were immediate relatives and
members of the family. The bride is
the daughter Of the late Walter Hay,
M. D., Ill. D., who held the chair of
medical Jurisprudence at the North
western University, Chicago, Iii. She
is also the granddaughter of the late
Hon. George b. Rodney of this city.
The groom is the son Of the late Hon.
John Randolph Clay of Philadelphia,
formerly of the United States diplo.
matte service, latterly United States
minister and envoy to Peru. The
bride and groom will shortly go tC
England and Scotland and later IL is
understood will take up their residencl
in this city.
Bargains -25 pound cans roof paint
( 90c Wood stains, one gallon, 90c.; half
Soc. quart, Boo Stoopst
The funeral of Esther NJ. Rothrock,
infant daughter Of Harry j. and Esther
Matilda Rothrock, took place from
the home of The parents of the deceased
l29 North Third street, at , O'Clock
this afternoon. On account of the alb
sence Of Rev. S. Beattie Wylie, pastoi
of the First Presbyterian Church, Rev
George I. Anderson, pastor of the NJ
4. Church, conducted the funeral ser
vice. Miss Ella Brown. Miss CARR,
Rogers and Miss Clara Grimes sang
, the pallbearers were Earl Bacon,
, Andrew G. Keegan, Matthew Wall,
Jr., Oscar Knause. The interment wa,
made in the Presbyterian cemetery.
The Jim Shoe, S3.50-Shaws.
/ In the report of the scholars Of the
public schools, promoted, the name o
Rogers Gravel, promoted from the
eighth grade TO the High School wa.
( accidentally omitted.
I Mating remnants, bargains 20 clos
them out; suit cases. 90c- Stoops.*
d The rehearsal of the Hushebeck Or
- chestra was held at the home of Mr.