Middletown transcript., 1895-06-29
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
and What They Are Doing.

Little Lines About Men and WOme
and What They Are Doing.
e Miss Salle Jolls is visiting friends i
n Chestertown.
!. Mrs. J. c. Aston is visiting friends q
| Still Pond Md.
Mrs. David w. Eliason, of Wilmington
is visiting in town.
Miss Whiteley of Baltimore,is the CUES
of Mrs, l. s. Vallandigham.
.. Miss Mabelle Taylor visited Miss Bessi
Murray. in Dover, this week.
Miss Lofand, of Christiana, is visiting
her cousin, Miss McWhorter.
| Miss Sara Shock, of Washington. D. C
} is visiting Mrs. A. M. Browne.
Mrs. A. E. Shepherd is visiting her sor
Harry in Caroline County, Md,
Miss Mamie Hayes spent Sunday last
with friends at Wyoming, Delaware.
Miss May Kelley, of Chicago. formerly
of Middletown, is visiting Misses Anderson
Lindsey Cochran, of New York, spent
this week with his parents and friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scott and family,
of Harrington, are guests of MidGletown,
friends.
Miss Louise Bayler, of fCharlestown, w.
Va. was the guest Of Miss Stelle Cochran
this week.
Mrs. DIR. Whitaker Price, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her parents on South
Broad street.
Miss Lydia V. Cannon, of Wilmington,
spent few days this week with Middle
town friends.
Misses Maria Nowland and Mary Dun
ming will go to Chestertown to-day for q
summer visit.
| DIR. Philip R. Cleaver, of Philadelphia,
is at the Stockton Hotel. Cape May, N. J.,
for the summer.
-Enoch M. Purnell, of Philadelphia,
paid a visit this week to his sister, Mrs.
Edwin Prettyman.
Mrs Joseph II. Mendenhall, of Will
mington, spent Tuesday with her father,
MT. CudTleS SOCuTdH.
Miss Laura Cochran, of Philadelphia,
spent a few days this week with her sister,
Mrs. W. T. Connellee.
Mrs. William Hates. and grandchildren
Bessie and Joseph Craddock, are visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
Col. T. H. Gilpin was one of Governor
Watson's staff who were guests of Col.
William NJ. Ross this week.
DIR. R. B. Mckee was at Rehoboth on
Thursday making arrangements to occupy
cottage there during July and August.
Sheriff Paul Gilis was in town on Mon
day, and called at the TRANSCRIPT Office in
company with Deputy Sheriff Hutchison
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hammond, of Cam
den, Del, were the guests of her mother
Mrs. NJ. E. Dagger, onSaturday and Sunday
Mrs. J. c. Stats and son, of Fairlee.
Md, who were guests of her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Merritt, last week, returned home
OH Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Haddaway, of East
Providence, RI. arrived in town yesterday,
and are guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. McWhorter.
Miss Dillahunt, of Baltimore and
Messrs. Torbert, Constable and Hart of Elk
ton, spentSunday with the Misses Naudain |
and their guests.
DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Clayton returned |
yesterday from Baltimore, via Chesapeake
City, and are visiting at his fathers in
town. The doctor is looking quite well.
w. Scott Way of Roland Park Balti-
more, spent Wednesday in town. and made
the TRANSCRIPT a pleasant visit. He will |
soon favor our readers wish one of his
characteristic communications.
Rev. I. L. Wood attended reception in
Elkton, Wednesday evening given by Mr..
Joseph Hinchcliffe to his son Rev. Edwin
Hinchcliffe who was married to Miss Lillian
Davis of Carlisle Pa, on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Parvis arrived home on
Thursday evening from Walpole Island Va.
where she had been rustcating with party
of friends from Bethlehem, enjoying all
manner of pleasant summer pastimes.
Rev. James NJ. Williams, formerly prin
cipal ofthe Conference Academy, Dover.
and of the Wesleyan Female College, viii.
mington, is very i'll at his heme in Bridge
ton. N. J. where he is rector of Burlington.
College.
Miss Addie Hazard passed through
town yesterday morning and after spend
ing the night in Wilmington with Mrs. N.
M. Browne, will go to-day to Ocean Grove
where she will spend the summer at the
Delaware Villa.
Rev. Clement Fraim, who was a recent
visitor to his sister, Mrs. NJ. D. Wilson, in
town. expects to return to his pastorate, at
Springfield, Pa. to-day, accompanied by his
sister Miss Jennie Fraim, who will spend
the summer with him.
Mr.. Edward Vallandigham, of New
York, formerly editor of Wilmington EUery
EUenimg, spent few days with his brother
DR.. l. s. Vallandigham, this week. Mr..
is contributor to the N. Y.
Sun, and traces of his facie pen are often
found in its bright columns.
R. Thomas Cochran, of Washington, D.
c., who was at his home here this week to
witness the marriage of his son, Thomas.
will return to the Capital to-day, where he
has position under the Government. His
old friends are pleased to see him looking
so well; his life with "Uncle SAM evident
ly agrees with him.
Rev. Francis H. Moore will sail for
Europe on Monday, on the steamer "HaveI'
of the German Lloyd line. The TRANS
cR1Pr joins his many friends in wishing
him bon voyage and a safe return home.
He is anticipating rarely fine trip. Ex-
Governor Cochran, through the courtesy of
Bayard, has procured for him
letters of introduction to the American
consuls at all the European Courts where
this Government is represented, which will
doubtless be of great value to him, on his
tour of the continent
Social Dance.
Mics Hpleu and Miss naisv Naudain | |