The sun., 1897-11-27
LOCAL DOTS.

Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. & Mrs. W. n. Kelley are visiting
in Trenton, n. J.
August Schroeder the "Divine Healer
is at Columbia, Pa,
Miss George Garvine, of Chester, Pa,
is visiting in this city.
Charles Hutchins, OF Dover, has been
whiting in Wilmington.
J. d. Bush has left this city for the
south, on a business trip.
Miss Lillian G. Grant has returned
from visit to Bristol, Pa.
Walter II. Crossgrove, who has been
indisposed, is convalescent.
DIR. J. C. Dobinson went to Salem, n.
j., to spend Thanksgiving.
George NJ. Weaver and Wm. UConnor
will spend Sunday in Chester.
The Minquadale Home will hold its
annual meeting this afternoon.
The Wilmington basketball team
plays at Trenton, n. j., tonight.
George kittingcr, OF Seattle, is in this
city visiting his father, DR.. Kittinger
Harold jackson, who has been visit
in Maryland, has returned to this city.
f. J. Rawlns and wife, OF Lewcs,
Del, are registered at the Merritt House.
Levi Foster, of this city, spent Thanks
giving with his mother, in West Ches-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer G. Daniels. Of
Philadelphia, has been visiting in this
city.
James H. Green, of the United States
Navy, has registered at the Merritt
House.
Bishop Coleman will preach at Calvary
Church at 1890 o'clock on Sunday
morning.
Rev. Martin B. Dunlap presented a
photograph of the Old Swedes church to
Captain Todd.
Lieutenant Bertolctte took Thanks
giving dinner with his father Levi A.
Bertolette.
The Bonnigee Social gave a dance in
Duffy's Hall last night, it being their
eighth anniversary.
Quite number of Philadelphians at
tended the reception given for Miss
DUPONT by her mother.
The mission which has been in pro-
gress at Sacred Heart Il. c. Church will
close this morning.
Travel was delayed on the Delaware
road this morning by Il freight car being
deraile adt Greenspring.
Miss Kate McC Claffcrty last night gave
a dance to her scholars in the hal at
Sixth and Market Streets.
4 handsome cornicc has been placed
on Association Hall. The letters y. NJ.
c. A. are inscribed thereon.
The Knights Of Columbus entertained
Sergt. Long, of the Artillery football
team on Thursday evening.
\ very impressive sermon was prcach-
ed by Rev. Henry Baker, D. ID. at the
union service in Grace church.
st. Stephens Lutheran Church MEM
bcrs gave a husking bee at the New Cen
fury Club, on Thursday evening.
Arrangements are being made for
housing the Phoenix truck, which is en-
pcctcd to arrive in this city next week.
4 clam bake will he given the choir oi
Calvary Baptist Church by Mr.. Maxwell
at G2l Van Rurcn Street on Monday
evening,
An interesting program was rendered
on Thursday evening at the reunion OF
the Wilmington Council, No. /, t.. r.
X. Of p.
The work on the apartment house OF
General J. p. PostleS, on jefferson street,
is almost completed and is being greatly
commended.
The bachelors dance. given on
Thanksgiving evening in the new Cen
tury Club building, was a grand success
of the season.
William II. Simmons and family at
tended the silver wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse p. Thatcher, of West
Chester, on Thursday.
At the Lutheran entertainment.
Thursday evening, Miss Bessie Kuntz
rccited. She had several Of her friends
from New Castle with her
On Monday evening the Pennsylvania
Knights of Columbia, will celebrate the
first anniversary of the establishment of
the order in the city and State.
Walter $. Humphrey, Of II East
Twcnty-fourth Street, on Thursday
morning, received the sad news of his
fathers death, at BloomIand, Florida.
Frank r. Jones, Miss Emma Jacoby,
Mrs. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs StocktiII,
Of Wilmington, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and AIrs Inhn [. Erick al Nnunrl;