Middletown transcript., 1896-04-11
PERSONALITIES

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home in Chester.
Miss Annie wilson is visiting her sistel
Mrs. Jno. W. Roberts near Smyrna.
Mrs. James Collins and Miss Mabel
Taylor spent this week in wilmington.
Miss Bessie Ransom, of Smyrna, wa
the guest of Miss Clarabel wilson. this week
Mrs. II. Appleton and Miss Belle Ap
pleton are visiting relatives in Bethlehem
Pa:
DIR. Joseph Frame. of Millsboro. Del.
was the guest Geo. F. L. wilson on Thurs
day.
Miss Laura warren, of Ashburn Pa, il
the guest of Miss Bessie Reynolds, thi
week.
Mrs. N. J. Williams spent Easter a
her sisters Mrs.J. Fletcher Price, in Chesa
peake.
Miss Ethel Brady, student a
Bethlehem Pa. spent the Easter holidays
at home.
Robert A. Comegys, of the University
of Pennsylvania. spent the Easter holiday:
at home.
Misses Coulbourne, of Delaware City,
was Miss Josephine Biggs' guest on Tues
day night.
Miss Lucie Cochran returned home on
Tuesday after spending several weeks in
New York City.
Miss Viola Ennis, who.has been spend
ing the winter in Philadelp hia, returned
home on wednesday.
Mrs. Sallie 4. Rice has returned home
after visit of several months with friends
in Middle town. Pa.
-Mr. Clarence Prettyman, of Seaford,
was the guest of his brother, Edwin Pret-
lyman, on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Donavon, near
town, have both been i'll of pneumonia
but are now convalescing.
Miss Gertrude Smith, of Baltimore,
who was the guest of Miss Helen Naudain
this week, returns home to-day.
Miss Minnie Rothwell, of Willow
Grove, Pa, is visiting her aunts, the Misses
Beaston on South Broad Street.
Miss Parvis and Miss Turner were
guests of Miss Louise Elliott, in Whining
ton, yesterday, at 5 o'clock tea.
Miss Evelyn Kibler, and Miss Alma Bou-
chelle. of Chesapeake City, were guests of
Miss Helen Price, on Tuesday night.
MIS-. Jocob B. Cazier gave a surprise
party to her daughter. Miss Edna, at Mt.
Vernon Place, near Kirkwood on Friday
evening.
Miss Bessie Boyer entertained her
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Moody and Miss
Blanken, of Wilmington, on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Turner, of LuthsrvilIe, Md.
who was the guest of Miss Mabel Parvis,
this week. is visiting Mrs. Hugh G. Browne.
in Wilmington.
Lockwood Siam, student at Rock
Hill College. near Baltimore, spent the
Easter holidays at his uncle George Lock-
woods near town.
Misses Neva Parvis, Maize Townsend.
Mary Register and Katherine Ellison. of
Dover, were guests of Miss Mabel Parvis
on Tuesday night.
Miss Marie Lock wood spent Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lockwood
near Warwick, and on Wednesday started
for Louisville. KY,
Miss Jennie Frame left town this week
for Philadelphia and after sojourn with
Quaker City friends, will return here en-
route for Sussex county.
Miss Susie Parker and her guest, Miss
Allison. were in New Castle on Monday in
at a brilliant reception and
musicasl given in their honor by Miss May
Whitnack.
MI .and MRS. D. B. Maloney, of Town
send, have issued invitations to their
friends to "the Twentieth Anniversary of
their wedding, monday, April, 20, from
to II p. M"
-Messrs. Frank Pool and Reece Parker
escorted Misses Susie Parker and marie Al
lison to Philadelphia Thursday evening to
see popular play at the Broad Street
Theatre.
MIR. Thomas M. Hall. popular drug
gist of Johnstown Pa, and Mr.. WIN. Hall,
a student at williamson Schools, at Media:
Pa. are guests of their mother, Mrs. Mary
Hall at the manse, this week.
L. G. Vandergrift, Esq of wilmington,
passed through Middletown yesterday on
his way to visit his venerable father,
xr. Leonard George Vandegrift, who has
passed the four score line and is very i'll at
his residence near McDonough.
Mr.. walter Rothwell, of the Quaker
City, paid flying visit to his relatives. the
Misses Beaston, this week and attended the
dance. His friend, Mr.. F. H.
Griffith, accompanied him, and liked
All young men do, and most
Of them like its fair young ladies.