The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-25
LOCAL DOTS.

righttine.
Alvan r. Morrison went to Washing
ton yesterday.
A fine pink and white plaid gingham
is very charming.
Gardiner Joseph Of Milford, visited in
this city yesterday.
W. A. Schellenger, of Lewes, was in
this city on Monday.
Mayor Money Of Delaware City, was
i'll this city yesterday.
R. e. Goodman, of Philadelphia, visited
i'll this city on Monday.
Hubert A. Roop Of this city, has been
visiting friends at Laurel.
He who is the first to condemn, will
be often the last to forgive.
William Salisbury of Dover, was a
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Robert Ralph, OF New York, was Il
Wilmington visitor on Monday.
Walter d. Walls has assumed the
leadership Of Hyatt's Military Band.
A stylish gown is made OF green
foulard, with an irregular design in
white.
The dredging steamer Wunyah Bay
has been towed to Philadelphia for the
purpose Of having the machinery placed
in her.
Luther C. Johnson the well known
wheelman expects to enter bicycle races
| this season.
The cantata "Under the Palms." to
have been sung in Epworth M. i.
Church tonight, has been postponed.
The British steamer Rhuddian Castle
has entered port with nitrate of soda,
consigned to the duPonts.
Major Theodore Townsend of the First
Regiment, was a Wilmington visitor
yesterday.
+. Blumenthal 4 Co.'S. factory closed
yesterday for one week, in order to re-
pair some of the works.
The Alumnae Association of the High
School will give musicale in the Assem-
bly, Hall on Monday evening, May 30.
A very attractive Bingham is in two
shades of turquoise blue.
The habit of puncthality is one of the
best habits Tor us to form while we are
young.
Hugh Shields, of this city, has been
admitted to the Delaware State Hospital
at Farnhurst
The contract for enlarging No. II
school has been awarded to W. III. Fouik
X Son.
Miss Margaret Doyle OF West Chester,
! has been entertaining her sister Miss
Doyle OF this city.
Mrs Ambrose Steffenberg, who has
been visiting friends at Landenberg, Pa,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tatnall, who
have been visiting friends at Salem, las
returned home.
Martha Clarissa Farrell, aged lG years,
OF No. 6l3 Poplar street, was buried at
! Kiyerylew Cemetery yesterday.
Mrs. Artcmas Smith and daughter
have returned to Bear Station alter Il
, pleasant visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L.Cavcnder went
to Smyrna yesterday to attend the fu-
/ neral OF Mrs. Cavcnder's brother, Curtis
b. Smith.
Charles Bticklc, an employe of the
! Harlan 4 Ilollingswonh Company, went
to Philadelphia yesterday to be ex-
aInined for service in the United States
. Navy.
The Diamond Ice Company shipped
large quantities OF ice from its store
house, at Fourteenth and Railroad ave-
nue. Yesterday.
A number of patriotic boys in the
ncighbolhood of Fifth and Monroe
streets, have erected flag pole and will
unfurl large flag in few days.
Nothing is so effectual in warding off
the scorching rays of summer sunshine,
nothing is so dainty and uniformly be-
coming as pure white gown.
Resolutions have been passed by
keokuIl Tribe, Improved O. r. NJ, to
procure portrait Of Past Great Sachem
/. A. Zebley, to place on the walls OF its
WigWam.
i plain, nntrimmpd skirt, with many
marrow cores, should be the style chosen
by the short, plump woman, as it
makes the wearer appear taller and
simmer.
The hull and deck house of the Re-
pauno ChenicaI Company's tug George
b., which has been rebuilt by the Jack
son X Sharp Company, has been taken to
the Pussy Il Jones yard to receive her
machinery.
Charles J. Langell has resigned the
position of clerk toSuperntendentW Wilson
of the Harlan & Hollingsworh Com
pany and accepted the position OF sec
rotary and treasurer Of the Tampograph
Company, at Nineteenth and Tatnall
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis have re-
turned home from a months visit to Mrs.
Davis mother at Havre de Grace.
Howard and Samuel Reed, Frank Tur-
ner and Jefferson Ingram, of West Ches-
ter, were in this city on Sunday visiting
some Of their soldier friends at duPonts
| Department Commander Robert Lid
d:ll Of the &. A. r., and his staff will
meet in Phil Sheridan Post room tonight
for instruction.
Charles Emmons of No. 7 Sixth
avenue, is suffering from an attack OF in
termittent fever.
The dcdge, owned by the National
Dredging Company, that broke the Del
ia, ~,