The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-09
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

uOQ AND hHdESS.
Move the hog on the railroad train,
Who takes the seats of two.
And soatters bags and things about
Aa baggage sinashers do.
Hove the hoyess quite as wei
With her bundles full of shop,
That make you stand fof mile or two
Till you reully want TO drop.
love the hog and hogess both.
And love them Hll the moro
II they're married and sit apart,
And gobblo the seats of four.
Mrs. Charles Il. Griffith, accompan-
iod by hcr young son. ID Waiting her
parents at Bsidgetop, N. j.
Mrs. Edgar Hdnss Ia visiting her
friends at Washington. d. O
Mr.. A. b. Richardson, OF Dover. en-
tertRined the members of the Whist
Club on Friday evening.
The married ladies' held an Assembly
In Caskey Hall, Newark, Friday night.
The offalr WAS managed by Mrs. T. Il.
Wolf. Mrs. Joseph II. Caleb. Mrs. l.. /.
Handy. Mrs. Chas. Penny. Mrs Della
ware Clark, Mrs. john Pulling, Jr.
Reception was held from nine until
ten O'Clock, when the dancin be-
gan. The large hail was prettily ar
ranged. The music went from VIII
Mlbgton. Refreshments were served.
given u reception on Thursday even
Ing. by his congregation. at Newark.
J Mr.. Z. sherman, OF Camden, spent
\ Sunday in this city.
! MIR. William d. Griffith, the we'll
| known Hour merchants STU confined
/ to his bod with rheumatism OF the
4 stomach. His physician, Dr.Springer,
is still in attendance, and advises him
TO Keep the house for some time yet.
The first anniversary OF Lodge No.
i h2s. Order Of Halfway Traiumen. was
( celebrated Saturday night by pro-
/ gram OF musical and literary selec.
lions, after which ice cream and cake
was served to tho friends and members
Of the order,
Mr.. and Mrs. William McBIame of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with Mrs.
lMcBla.ne's parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
}Davies. OF Thirteenth and ClayIhont
streets.
Charles Hutehins OF Dover is visiting
friends hero.
Miss Mamie Tont of Dover ls visiting
her many friends here.
George Wyrnan was at Georgetown
last week.
Mrs. W. b. Biggs, Mrs. NJ. L. Bakei
and Miss Myrtle Houston of Middle
town visited Mrs. George Janvier here
last week..
Miss Mary Wyatt has boon visiting
her aunt at Chesapeake City.
James KerRhaT visited his daughter
at Chesapeake City last week.
.Ae enjoyable evening party was held
on Friday night at the residence o
MIR. John Mcguire. 1911 Lancaster
avenue. Among those present were
nj. Long ami Miss Annie u. Conroy
John MCCARTHY, Misses Della Mullar
key. Mary McGallin, Mary Gillian
Agnes O'Donnell, Maggie Smith. Ii2
gle McCuskey, Sarah mccarthy, Mary
Rodgers, Kate MahUncy, Anule Ma
honey, Miss Is. Mdloney. Alessrs. I
Sweeney, James MarUn, ID. Ginty. Jas
Sweeney, james Mul,uIkey, Ncli5 Nc
Mulligan, Jno. Harrington. +. Me
garity, II, Ford, Martin Mahoney ant
several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Warner, o
Elkton. Md. spont sunday with Airs
nj. j. Dougherty, the mother of Mira
warner, at her residence. No. s.!
Orange street.
MIR. Charles Wilson, OF Baltimore
was the guest OF Wilmington friend
yesterday.
MIR. j, IIearn. a resident of Bait
more, paid flying Welt to our cit
yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas s. Moors, Wits an
family, OF RnGAlInl, are spending
month at harrisburg, Pa, lie Ia GOO
musician, both vocal and lnStIGusl
tai. We wish him uleasapt time.