Middletown transcript., 1896-09-05
PERSONALITIES
Little Lines About Men and Women
aud What They Are Doing.

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II aud What They Are Doing.
II tIfyou have been away on VISIT or have
| visitors at your home send us the news, send
it early. What may seem OF no interest 70
You, may be pleasing to some one else. we
| personal or local mention and cordially Invite
our patrons to furnish us the facts.l
/ Miss Louise Reynolds is visiting in
Delaware City.
Miss May Holten has gone to Atlantic
4 City for visit.
Miss Mary Dunning will return to
Philadelphia to-day.
| Miss Elsie Burnite, of Newark, N. ]. is
i visiting Miss Ethel Pitt.
e. D. Hearne, Esqr., of Georgetown.
was in town on Thursday.
i Miss May Whitnack, of New Castle, is
the guest of Miss Susie Parker.
Mrs. W. A. Comegys and SON Joe. have
returned home from Reh oboth.
Misses May Unruh and Clarabel Will
son spent Wednesday in Smyrna
/ Mr.. YanDusen. of Philadelphia, was
Sunday visitor at Mr.. ]. C. Parker's.
MIR. E. A. Evans. of Cheswold, was a
Sunday visitor at DR.. w. E. Barnard's.
| Mrs. J. T. Budd and the Misses Budd
are visiting relatives in Chester county.
Miss Eliza Hurn returned on Wednes-
day from visit to Wilmington friends.
Mrs Abram Hofecker and niece, Of
Boston, are guests of Mrs. Alex. Metten.,
Mrs Bailey and son, of Wilmington
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Kennedy.
Mrs. Mary McVey, of Wilmington,
spent this week at Mr.. William II. Hous-
tons.
Mr.. Edward S. Dubois, of Baltimore,
was recent visitor at DIR. ]. ]. Wright's. at
Warwick.
Mrs. James Collins and Miss Neosha
Collins spent several days this week at
Bridgeviile.
Mr.. Jack Metten. of Newport News.
Va. is on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Metten.
Mrs. Edwin Prettyman and daughter
Henrietta were guests of Mrs. E. Sparks at
Smyrna, this week.
Miss May Benchert, of Phil adelphia,
arrived Thursday evening at Mrs. Harry
Jones' at the East End.
Misses Houston, whe were Miss Viola
Ennis guests, returned to their Quaker
City home on Monday.
Mr.. George Covington. of Still Pond,
Md, spent Sunday with his daughters,
Mrs. Alston. aud Mrs. Barnard.
Hon. w. B. Baker, Of Aberdeen, Nd.
who had been in Odessa on business. paid
the TRANSCRIPT call yesterday.
Miss Grace Marie Hampton, of Balti-
more Nd, is being entertained by her
aunt Mrs. Edgar Bishop near town.
MIR. J. J. Hoffecker left on Wednesday
or Jacksonville Fla. on four months bus
iness tour through the southern states.
Houston Naudain has been quite ill of
remittant fever at his grandfather's, Mr..
William H. Houston's for the past ten
days.
Editor Coudon of the Perryvill
Record" was in town ON Thursday and
made pleasant call at the TRANSCRIPT
Office.
Miss Marie Dubois, of Baltimore, who
has been summer guest of Miss Blanche
Wright. at Warwick, returned home on
Wednesday.
Rev. Albert Chandler and wife, of
Townsend spent Thursday in town. guests |
of their kinsman Mr. John Drummond, on |
Green street.
Miss Addie Hazard is visiting Mrs.
N. M. Browne in Wilmington, and will |
soon be among her old friends in Middle |
town for some time.
Miss May Stevenson, who has been |
summer visitor at her uncles', Messrs
Biggs in town, returned home to Phoenix |
vile, Pa, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Fountain, of De-
Land, Fla. are visiting friends in Della
ware and Maryland and were guests of Mr.. |
E. s. Jones this week.
Miss Sue Ferris, Asst Principal Yves
tern Maryland College. Westminster, and
Miss Anna McWhorter, of Wilmington, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Ferris.
Miss Mabelle Taylor gave little Sister
Biggs and Henrietta Prettyman pleasant
outing on Monday by taking the little
ladies to Philadelphia for the day.
Mr.. Amos Davidson, of New Castle,
was in town this week, having been the
guest of his brother Mr. Jno. Davidson, at
the "Willow Bridge" farm near town.
MIR. W. H. Lingo. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Lingo. who
spent several weeks with her mother and
sisters, returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis M. Barnard is entertaining
Mrs. Nettie Perry, of Pocomoke City. Mrs.
Scofeld, also of Pocomoke City, who was
her guest this week, has returned home.
Mrs. Geo. Alan and family, of Phila-
delphia, who were summer residents Of
Middletown, occupying Mrs Culbertson's
home, returned to their home in the city
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kumpel. Jr., enter
tanned company at watermelon party
Monday night in honor of their visitors,
Misses ,Greenen, of Philadelphia. Music
oiAd dahSiAS WClC TIC CNCuiilR pIluClpdl |
pastime.
MIR. Robert L. Van Dusen, of Philadel-
phia spent Sunday at Mr.. J. G. Parker's
previous to starting for Caracas. Venzuela.
where he will represent the Welsbach
Light Company.
Misses Blanche and Ada Cochran,
Fannie Dunbar, Edith Derriekson, Messrs.
William Brady, Robert A. Comegys. and
Salem Wright. spent Wednesday at
Woodland Beach.
Miss Alice Outcalt LETT yesterday for
Cincinnati where she has a pleasant posi-
tion as companion to an elderly lady. The
lady is to be congratulated and Miss Alice.s
many friends here regret her leaving. +
Miss Jessie Hukill left yesterday for
McKeesport. Pa, to resume her. er.kindergar-
ten work there. having founded Kinder
garten and Primary school in that city,