The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-09-13

| York.
Miss Anna Sands is on visit to Wash
ington.
Charles Hayward Is in Albany. N, Y.
on business.
Mr.. Richard Johnson spep yesterday ir
Baltimore.
Auctioneer Howard, Of Chester, was III
this city,
John Hutchins, Of this city, has return.
| ed from Coatesv.llo.
Charles Fahs spent yesterday with Phil,
| adelphla friends.
VIM. J. Rothrock visited relatives in
Philadelphia
j. L. Devou has returned home from a
visit to Western Pennsylvania.
Joseph More md and Irwin Dickerson
visited Baltimcta yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Stevens ore visiting
relatives at Greenwood, Dol.
Charles W. Bliss and daughter Ida, have
returned from Atlantic City.
Andrew G. Gray returned home on Sat.
urday frem European tour.
EJames McCracken, of Philadelphia, visit.
cd Wilmington friends yesterday.
Mr.; and Mrs. Irwin Pierce, of this civ.
are visiting relatives in New York.
Mrs. W. b. Adams and Mrs, GOODYEAR
are at Capo May to-day. "
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Fean aro homo
from Europe.
Miss Ola Worth, of Newark, is whiting
friends in town today.
Harry Kennedy, Mrs Kennedy and
Nlatehco E'hhs were among yesterdays
visitors to Baltimore.
Letter Carrier Ambrose Crawford. of
Shamokin, Is visiting friends in Whining.
ton.
Miss Adlaine G. Eliason and Miss Caro-.
line I. Eakin are ut Cape May.
John L: Wright and George Moreland
visited relatives in Baltimore Sunday.
Miss Lillian Rodman returned home af-
ter spending week in Philadelphia.
William Allen, James Allen and George
Sharplcss are on a fishing trip at Marcus
Hook.
William Rodman and Miss Ada Mont.
Sunday.
Miss M. Geneveve Currey. of Philadel.
phia, Is visiting the family Of William
Oscar Brown.
Miss Mollie Smith has returned to Han.
over, Pa, after u pleasant visit to Mrs.
Cornelia Hession.
Miss Bessie Coyle, of Newark, has re.
turned home after two weeks visit TO Miss
Anna Common Of this city.
w. Thorton Purks visited Baltimore on
Sunday leaving his wife to Look after tho
tell gate Oh tho Kenuett pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols and son
Howard, from Baltimore visited Mr.. and
Mrs. e. b. Woodward yesterday.
father Rev. Win. II. Ilcndrckson, near
Booths Corner, Pa, on Sunday.
Harry Sharpe, of this city, has accented
q position with Stout and Company
Sheet Iron Works of Philadelphia Pa.
John Mag and sister, of Dover, have
sailed for Wurtonburg, Germany, where
they propose to larry four or i've months.
Charles Batchcllcr. a we'll known deco.
rator ui Washington, was in Wilmington
yesterday us tho guest vi several friends
here
Mrs. Thomas Darlington. of this CITY.
visited West Chester last week to hear Mrs,
Louisa Rounds speak in the First Presby.
terrain Church.
Mrs NJ. A. Christfield has returned from
Q three weeks visit to her brother, John
u. Blest, who Is Superintendent of tha
paper mill in Louisville.
Mrs. c. B Woodward and son George G..
returned home Friday night after an OK.
tended visit to friends in Springfield, Ohio.
and Frederick City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Welch, of Montchanin,
Mr.. and Mrs Crossan and Merritt Dixon.
OF liockcs.in, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Potts of Chrlstiana hundred,
on Sunday.
Horace G. Knowles returned yesterday
from the Thousand Islands, where he and
Mrs. Knowles have been spending the
summer. Mrs. knowles will not return
for some time.
Cards are out for tho wedding OF John
NJ. Snyder, formerly of this city, but now
of Philadelphia, and Miss Louisa Rogers,
OF Elmlra, n. Y, at the home of the bride
OIL September l5
Miss Sarah Bancroft, the daughter of
William Z. Bancroft of this city, and Miss
Io!s X. Eastburn, the daughter of Oliver
Eas' burn OF near here, sailed fer Eurone
on saturday, and will takoa course Il:
Cambridge University.