Middletown transcript., 1897-08-14
PERSONALITIES
LfttIe Lines About Men and Women
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! Miss Ethel Williams Brady gave .
dance ON Thursday evening AT her home,
''Green Lawn" one mile north Of town in
honor Of her guest. Miss Weaver, of New
Jersey. The large lawn was handsomely
decorated with japanese lanterns in com
bination with the winding paths and cosy
nooks with the full moon in brilliant
brightness made The scene picturesque
one. The parlors were profusely decorated
I with lockwood and ladiolus.
i Music was furnished by Prices Orchestra.
Refreshments were served at 11.30 after
which dancing was continued until /
o'clock. Those present were: Mrs. Richard
Foard. Mrs. F. B Watkins, Mrs. John
Watkins, Mr.. Alex. Corbit, OF O.lessa: Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Pool, Miss Mary Pool, Of
MeDonough: Miss Weaver, of New Jersey;
Miss Miffiin. of Philadelphir; Mrs. G. g.
Green, Miss AIDA j. Fuard Miss Katherine
Naudain. Miss Luce Cochran. Miss Ada
Cochran, Miss Maria Nowland, Miss Mabel
Derrickson. Messrs. ]. Frank Biggs. E. r.
Cochran. Jr.. John c. c. Kelley William G :.
Lockwood. Fred s. Crouch, A. H. Reynolds
Harold Green, Allen Mcdowell, DIR. John
G. Sites. Fred Brady. Rob- 1T A. Comegys
1 and Harrc Rradv
=" Belleview." the home of ex-Recorder
Of Deeds James T. Shallcress. near Nc
Douough. was the scene of very pretty
party on Wednesday evening. when his
daughter, Miss Mary Shalicros4. gave
Progressive Euchre in honor ot her guest,
Miss Mary l. Burton. of Frederick. The
Ladies' First Prize vas won by Miss Burton
and the Gent'emeii's First was awarded to
ex-Secretsry OF State J. Harvey Whiteman,
of Wilmington. After the distribution of
| prizes refreshments of ices. creams. cakes
| and fruits we're served The remainder of
the evening was spent in dancing. At
twelve o'clock the guests bade their charm
ing hostess good bye. each one assuring her
of very delightful evening spent in par
taking of her hospitality. Those present
and Miss Townsend, of oiessa Mr.. Frank
Pool and Miss Mary Pool. of McDonough;
Miss AIDA ] Foard, Miss Mary N. Holten,
Miss Daisy Nauiain. Miss Viola Ennis.
Miss Lucie Cochrla. MessGs William G..
Lockwood. George F. Wilson, John C. G.
Kelley. E. NJ. Vaughan, DIR. J. c. Sites and
J. Frank Biggs. of Middle,own; Frank
Cooch, J. Harvey Whiteman, of Whining
ton.
Miss Clara Blackiston chaperoned
very delightful party at Woodland Beach
last week and the first of this. Those in
the company were; Misses Lydia, Mary
and Anna Cochran. Miss Laura Willis.
Miss Maria NOwland, of Midd letown
Misses Naudain and Reynolds. of Will |
mington; Messrs. III. N. Willis, Eben |
Clark. Douglass Cochran. Alfred Tatman, of |
Middletown. During their stay they had |
many visitors for day or longer. Among |
the visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n. Will |
Its, Mr.. M. n. Willis, Jr., Messrs. Fred |
Crouch, Augustus Nowland and Harry
Brady of Middletown. Miss Jessie Willis,
Mr.. Alfred c. Willis. Jr, of Holmesburg;
Messrs. Caldwell and Mckinley. of Phila-
delphia; Mrs. Nsudaiu, Mrs. Reynolds,
Robert Adair. E>qr., Of Wilmington.
Mrs. J. b. Maxwell, of Wilmington,
Miss Mary Dunhing and Mr. Thomas
Bucke, Of Philadelphia, joined their friends
at the Piers on Wednesday. Mr. Bncke
rode down on his wheel Oh Tuesday. join
ing his sister with the Misses Anderson ON
West Main street. He returned on the
boat
DIR. and Mrs. w. e. Barnard, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Allston. Mr. Lester Coyington
and Miss Helen Cosingtoa went to Better
ton Wednesday evening for a. three day s.
fishing trip and visit with old friends at
Still Pond, Md,
Miss Nellie Boulden, of Chesapeake
City, Miss May Beasten. of Middletown,
and Miss Winifred Price. OF Cecilton. have
been visiting Miss Julia DuShane at .'St.
Aibans," says The Elkton News
MIR. WIN. Budd. Of Wilmington, was
the guest of his mo,her this week. Mrs.
Budd expects to leave to-day fur Wer-
nersvilIe, Pa, 10 Join her daughters who are
there.
Mrs. J. c. Parker. Miss Lizzie Parker
and Miss Viola McWhorter are visiting at
oxford, Nd, the original site for Baltimore
City and place beautiful ly situated.
Mrs. William Boulden and daughter,
Elsie, spent Saturday and Sunday last with
her sister, Mrs. Harry BoucheIie, ii Chesa- !
peake City.
-Mrs.N. J. Williams and Miss Mary !
Williams returned on Wednesday from 4
Ocean City. Md, where they have been the !
past month. !
Miss Cause, of Wilmington. Miss Daub, l.
Of Pottstown, Pa. and Miss Ada Miflin, of r
are guests Of Miss Daisy Nan |;
dain.
Mrs J. B. Messick had visit from her v
mother and sister, Mrs. Taylor sni Mrs.
Ford, Of Dover, This week. Mrs, Taylor
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was in town on Thursday. having been ar n
ranging for the seasons canning ut Odessa. y
Mrs. G. B. Hoffecker and son. of Cam a
den, N, j.. were guests Of her father, Mr.. y
James R. Hofftcker the first Of the week. II
Miss Laura Buckle, of the City of Broht- ?
srly Love, is the guest of Miss Bessie s. y
Anderson on West Main street.
-Dr. Stewart N, Pool. Of Pittsburg, Pa.
IS the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. A. Pool. of McDonough.
Mrs. Margaret Clayton Is entertaining !,
her nieces, Mrs. Conneli Eliason and Mrs. d
Robert Francis Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kern spent Sunday L
with her sister, Mis-. William Brockson. B
Mrs. Kern remains il
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