Evening journal., 1893-06-05
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

HtbfAN WIN were ItNNANtQ uuutI
the great trees Of Ratcliffe lawn and
within the walls of the venerable man
sion. Colonel Wilson had been there
before but this is Mr.. Carlisle's first
visit to Talbot. He and Mrs Carlisle are
pleased with the county and the people,
and all who had the pleasure of meeting
them are charmed with the Secretary
and his wife. The affair had no political
phase whatever, Republicans and Demo
Gratis alike paid their respects to the
Secretary of the Treasury. The visitors
will return to Washington this evening
Mrs c. S. Middleton and son left the
city to- day, for Pittsburg and Chicago.
Miss Bessie Bowen visited relatives
near ElktOn, Nd, yesterday.
John f. Cotton spent Sunday with
friends near Baldwin, Nd.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Maggie O'Conner, daughter of Daniel
O'COnner, to John Dougherty, on June
% Father George s. Bradford. of St.
Patricks r. c. Church, will oficiate.
John Biggs, Esq, Of Wilmington, Del
says the Kent News, of Chestertown,
was in town Thursday looking after his
farming interest Ex-Governor B. II.
Bggs and his two sons. John and VIII,
own thirteen farms within the radius of
two miles of Millington, two farms in
Kent and eleven ia Queen Annes. They
expect to ship on an average ten car
loads Of peaches daily,
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Josie Stanger and Howard
s. Dickson, both Of Middletown, to take
place on June Z.
Miss Margaret Lank. of Newark, was
a guest of Miss Anna Stevenson at
Smyrna last week.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SR
Would not the translation of "Infanta
Eulalia' into aboriginal English be a
high compliment? Here it is 1.-THE
woman with the sweet voice, who knows
how to hold her tongue New York
Sun
Miss Flora Scotten spent part Of this
week with friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. D. C. Spruance, of Germantown,
is visiting Miss Amanda Spruance at
Smyrna.
Benjamin Lockwood, Of New York, a
nephew of Ambassador Bayard, visited
in Wilmington last week. He was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Scott
at their residence near Delaware City,
one day last week.
Miss Clara B Cahoon, graduate Of Belle
vue Hospital and Training School fol
Nurses, who has been visiting friends il
this city, will spend the month of June
among relatives and friends at Smyrna
Dover and Harrington.
Misses BERTHE and Ella Ferguson, o
West Philadelphia, were in Wilmington
yesterday paying their respects to Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Bowers at the home o
Mrs. Ella Bowers on West street. Boil
are charming young women.
Miss Virginia Joseph, of Lewes, is Wis
iting in Wilmington.
Harvey Wolfe, of this city, has re
turned home from visit to Laurel.
Mrs. J. A. Ellegood, of Wilmington, i
spending a week with her mother, Mrs
w. W. Dashiell in Laurel
Miss Mollie Sirman, of Laurel, has beel
visiting in Wilmington.
Alfred G.. Field and wife, of Columbus
o, H L Meyers, Mrs r. c. Meyers ant
Miss f. Meyers, of San Francisco, Cal
registered at the Hotel Willis yesterday
They are on the way to Europe
Rev. A. Edwin Keigwin, of New
York, Is visiting his parents at tn
Clayton House.
Mrs. Charles H. Tribit is visitin
friends in Chester, Pa.
Miss Edna Lucas, daughter of Office
Lucas will spend a month with Philade
pbia relatives