The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-12
SOCIETY NOTES.


!. n Ith fiendIsh glee the baggage m an
Now ropcth IN the cash.
And smashes all the trunks he can,
And yells for more to smash.
The summer girl OF upper crust IA
Has come with swish and swirl. "
Can some wiss person tell us just
What ts summer girlg
Miss Sue II. Colt. Of Smyrna. has re-
turned home from O visit to Chester
|friends.
james r. King. formerly secretary
OF y. Nj. q. A., lie visiting Chester
friends.
Miss Agnes Logan Is srending {
weeks Walt to friends at Marcus Hook
Miss May Foulk. OF Milford. has
been visiting the family OF her uncle
William ID. Foulk. In this city.
The Wilmlnstonians registered al
the New York hotels yesterday were:
Reginald Canning, Morton House; w.
d. Bush. Belvedere House.
In the parlor OF st. Peters patochiaI
residence. last evening, Carl LeAhsteD,
|of Philadelphia, and Miss Hannah
Chance, OF this city. were nj nrried
The ceremoney was performed by the
Rev, Edward J. Mealey.
The weekly entertainment of the
New Century Club Auxiliary will be
given In the club tomorrow night.
Miss Gheen, of West Chester, will
give series Of readings and recita.
lions.
Misses Blsnuhe and Louise Weldlu
ore the guests of Miss A. X Hickman,
of West Chester.
Miss Carrie May Sweeney, Of West
Chester, is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
White.
X. S. Dripps. OF CoatsYiile. will make
his home in this city.
RULES OF poLrTENEss.
It ls lady's place to recognize a gen
tleman first, rs it depends OF her
whether the acquaintance continues
or not.
In CHEERING room the gentleman
always follows the young lady.
Always iiss for an older person.
The young lady always ssats herself
iirst before any gentleman will do SO.
In making introductions tho young
man is always presented to the girl
never the other way round.
Never introduce any young man to
your girl friends without first asking
your permission. and then say: Misc
D.. want to present Cor iEtroduce)
Mr. A. to YOU"
IL Is sufficient to acknowledge an In.
production by a simple bow. unless
there Is some special reason for more
cordial forms. IIapdshaking 10 not
In good form In an introduction IN o
ball room. ...... ....
Dog days bright and clear
Indicate u good year; ...5..
But whom accompanied by rain.
We hope for better times In vain.
r D. Wheeler Is visiting at Atlantic
City. M.
Charles NJ. Wharton is visiting at
Smyrna.
Mrs. Hanna, OF No. 1910 Jefferson
street. Is visiting friends at Smyrna.
William G. Spruence and ia mily. left
to-day for trip to Starboro. Me.
Mr.. Frank A. Mitchell is visiting Jer
sey City today, where he has O, large
roofing plant.
Miss Adelaide Taylor, OF Elkton; the
Misses Georgtana and Mamie WiuEAte.
w. ii. Whitcraft. Drs. Brainnfd Hamil.
ton and Victor Layers. will be enter
talned on the 10th inst. by Prof. and
Mrs. A. Taylor. OF West Chester.
School days ut last are ended!p
Sang the graduating cluss.
With young voices swe city blended
In the siuging-Dut alas!
They will know. with age and reason,
As they view llfe's s tting sun.
That this glad, ccstntlc season ...
Was their schooling just begun.
Mr.. John Huxley has been under the
weather for the past few days, and las
been compelled to stay In tho house.
MIR. william Harvey, who has been
his vaca ion for the past fe W
days. returned to work to-day. He
spent very pleasant time on his ya.
cation.
A free exhibition of large paintings
will be given at Klngswood NJ. l..
Church this evening. All who admire
the beautiful should call and look and
learn. The bocK of Nature is before
you, read and be wise"
MI. Richard Patwosky n over In
New York to-day on business.
Mir, McKeoD, superintendent OF the
tirammar School, and James Q. Coffey,
Heulth Officer of Worcester, Mass !,
and Michael McBarn, Boston, are in
the city to-day.