The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-07
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Charles Beck spent Sunday in Spring
field. Pa
Miss Clara Ferguson Is spending TOW
q days with friends ut Ruthby,,
Mis- L.zzie Drumgoole, Of Phllaaslphia
Is the guest Of Mrs Nellie Townsend.
Miss Mabel Shenborgof, of Columbia
y Pa. Il tho guest Of Miss Bertha Crowdlng.
Mrs Annie Downs, Of Church Hill, Nd,
bns returned after visiting her friend, Mrs.
4 William Crowding.
Thomas Scott aud wife. of this city;
have boon visiting J. d. Handwork anu
sister Of Springfield, Pa.
Mrs David s. Wids~and son Wilbur,
OF Kenton, Del, have returned nome a'ter
vi.itinp her daughter, Mrs. Charles r.
Bailey, l04 East Seventh street.
George S. Taylor, Of West Chester, rode
4 IN this CITY on Monday and was present ut
the Hazel Dell bicycle racea
miss Ethel Thorp, Of Philadelphia, has
returned home after spending some tiine
With relatives in this city.
CAPTAIN John Coady and his crew left on
1 Nonfiay for q cruise on the Chesapeake
phylIh their yacht. They will be gone TWO
4 weeks -
NJ Miss Jennie Lewis, Of Chester, Pa: re
turned home after spending few days
with Miss Lille Rodman OF No. 22al Tat
nall street, Of this city.
,.. Mr., Alfred Borrrell, wife and daughter
OF philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Ferry, No. SCI jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch HAWTHORN accom-.
panied by their grandson, Harvey d
Vernon left to-day for Bridgeton, N d.
Miss Ethel Craig and Miss Jennie Starr
Shaye returned FROM u pleasant visit al
chesapeake City, Md.
PLEASANT RECEpTloN.
The reception given at Landonberq
Hotel on Friday evening, July = ny llr
y. A. McKolyey, in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
DF Brown. was a social event long tt
be remembered. Over one hundred guest
were present from Philadelphia, Whining
ton. Lancaster, Avondale, West Grov
and Landenberg. Dancing was the prln
Gipal feature, music being furnished D,
Hume's Drum Orchestra Music, botl
vocal aud instrumental, was another fea
ture of the evening. After Twelve o'cloc'
sumptuous supper was served the Jury
dining room beiug arustically decorated
with forms, plants and flowers, sweet pea
X being most in flavor At y seaSonapl'
hour all left for their homes, feeling In
debted to Mr.. Mckelvey for very plea;
ant and enjoyable evening. Mr.. Mchs'
voy proved delightful host max III
eyeryt hing rs pleasant as possible ANON
the most prominent guests present we
MI. and Mrs. James Brown, ST., MI. al
Mrs, Charles Brown, MIR. and Mrs Jol
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. William kelley q!
family of West Grove: Mr.. and MI
James Brown, Jr, of Coatesville; ~
and Mrs. Hugh Brown. Ct Oxford; MI
N. Flahsrty, Of Oxford; Miss Katie , Mon ,oI,
han, of Wilmington; Misses Anders9'
Mr.. Lyons, Misses Morris. of -Ayondai'
Mr.. Lynch, Hockessin; Mrs. Desmon
and daughters, Thomas Meditation an
sistsr, Mr., and Mrs. Lyons MT. holiane
Nj. Charles Ryan George Mullin; M
y. Stackhouse, Of Iandenberg; Miss.
Council. Mr.. Dickinson, Mr.. Lus,ns, :,
West Grove; Misses Halloran. Mr.. Fran
Cuncannon, Mr.. Lynch, of Yorklyn; NJ
Vullu, of Philadelphia; Mr.. ii. BncSih
Of Lancaster, and many others.