The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-17
SOCIETY NOTES.


WHEN BANy PUT ON PANTS.
its day We all remember. and It's scene
OF solemn % tie
stiii casts CLEAN OF sadness when at
home we congregate.
For baby form is missing, and no child
ish prattle grants
Its music sweet refreshing. since the
baby put on pants
Twas transformation truly, and 1
marked an epoch grave.
1t took away dear babyland and boyhood
to us gave.
The change could be discovered with tho
slightest kind OF glance
AS the pride flushed face of baby-that
day he put on pants.
IL closed tile door OF lullaby and opened
wide the gate
That leads from arms of mother to the
hill of mans estate;
ihe light OF daTning future cross the
fragrant pathway slants
or baby and inthTails him-on tile day he
Atlanta Constitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Mccall have
returned home from visit to West
Chester friends,
Miss Carrie Sweeney. of West Ches.
ter, Is the guest OF Mrs. Chas. White.
Miss LsCarpentier. Rockland.l lis en-.
tertaining Miss Maggie Hoopes. West
Chester.
Miss Mamie Doyle is the guest of
Miss Lottie Wood OF Chester.
The W. 9. L. u, OF Newport. has
postponed their grove meeting from
July TO- until September 10.
Ex-coroner George Barnhill wants
to succeed Colonel Enoch Moore as a
member OF the Street and Sewer De-
purtinent.
Crusadsss Castle No. s, Knights OF
anil taIr
excursion to Atlantic City on Satur.
Gay. August IL.
The Augustine paper mills will take
Its annual excursion to Atlantic City
on Saturday. August 4.
James Hartley, a druggist from Sas.
safras, Kent Co. Md, is In this city to-
day.
Nelson Gray. of Chester. spent Sun
day with friends i'll this city.
Miss Jamlson has returned home
from visit to friends at West Chester.
Morris Lynch and sister spent Sun
day In West Chester.
Crosby Keech. OF West Chester has
returned homo from visit to friends
In this city.
Mr.. Samuel, Macalllster and daugh
ter Addie are spending two weeks at
Kimbleville.
HY HE FELL OFF THE PORCH.
The dainty bit of summer girl In
bewildering fluff OF gown was
twitterlnR sweetly to the rural you til
aud he was go tickled he couldn't sit
still. She had only been in the country
two days and had met him that morn
ing.
re IL always so warm as this In the
country?' che inquired.
You don't think this is warm. do
YOU he responded.
Indeed do; | think it is positively
hot"
Likely 1t is, but it is fine Weather
She looked at him doubtfully and
blushej.
But have no corns," che said, and
ne fell OIL the porch in d par oXism.
! Mr.. James Ii. Mahaily left this morn
! Ing for Chester, Pa.
/ MIR. Chas. Scheu was out at the W.
Il n. Pier, yesterday. after crabs.
Willie Ward is visiting relatives at
Bridgeville.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Stubor and
Master Willie Stuber. and MIR. and
Mrs, |. j. AlacGarvey, of Philadelphia
are spending Il week at Atlantic City.
| WIN. Nj. Field and family are stay
Ing at the Ocean House. Cape May.
Miss Katie Maloney ard Miss Bessie
| WEIGH OF this city are being entertain.
ed by marlborough. Pa, friends.
Police Commissioner William N.
/ Pyle is III.
James Ford and William Robinson
were in New York yesterday.
William NJ. kennprd has been visit.
ing ut Avon. blythe. Sea, n j.
Miss Mary A. Green OF Marcus Hook
is visiting the family of A. j. Lang at
RiverYiew.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Du Pont and Miss
Alice Du Pont of this city registered
at the Avon Inn at AYon-by-the Sea,
| N. j., on Saturday.
The following Wilmingtonians were
registered at the New York hotels yes
| terday: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Vance at the
Metropolitan, and j. Mckelyey at
/ the Continental Hotel.