The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-09
LOCAL DOTS.

Nathan Il. Davis went to Gloucester
on Saturday.
George S. Almond visited at Glouces-
ter on Saturday.
Master Alfred O'Connor spent yester-
day at Camp Tunnel.
Miss Goepp of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mrs. l.. c. Vandegrift.
Miss Huey of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends in this city.
BENJAMIN Gorby of Marcus Hook, has
secured a position IN Wilmington.
Elwood G. Jackson, of this city was
visitor at Gloucester on Saturday.
Mrs, John Andrews of this city, is
visiting Miss Canning at ionkers.
Miss Sophie DUPONT is the guest OF
friends at Washington, d. c.
Bishop Coleman preached and con-
firmed class last night at Claymont.
Harry Deputy, of this city. who has
been visiting his father at Milford, has
returned home.
Miss Eta Clark, of Philadelphia, is
entertaining Miss Laura Scott, OF this
city.
Detective Bernard J. McVey, who is
suffering from an attack of typhoid fever,
is improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fossett OF Camden,
Del, is being entertained by friends in
this city.
On next Thursday the High School
team will play Friends School team at
i
the Union street grounds.
The First Regiment Band is busily en-
gagged in rehearsing under Director
Wallsmith.
jeremiah and Timothy Moyinhan of
Hockessin, have been the guests OF
friends in this city.
Miss Nettie Wells of Claymont, has
been entertaining Miss Lena Turner OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guver have re-
turned from a pleasant visit to friends at
| Marcus Hook.
Miss Florence IIawley, principal OF
School No. %, and sister, have returned
from a visit to Washington, ID. {.
Miss Caroline Hemphill OF this city,
has returned home from a pleasant visit
to friends and relatives at Claymont.
a There are new shaped hats called
+ "cavalrv," made OF gray braid and
:, trimmed with cords and git acorns.
. Tennis suits are made of white duck
{ and canvas and crash, braid trimming
It giving them their distinction.
: Tailor gowns as a general rule have
closer sleeves than any other, but ever
they are stiffened at the top.
l. T.. /. Eauer has offered to organize ;
:. regimenlal band to go into service will
" the Delaware National Guard.
> The third degree will be conferred OF
y three candidates and the second on two
t. by Oriental Lodge, No. 7, X. Of p, 81
q Friday night
~ Mrs. Lewis &. Nandegrilt gave
delightful whist tea, on saturday after
. noon, after which refreshments wer
re served.
n Chief poIan left this city yesterda
y morning for Milwaukee, to attend tn
OF the United States.
Miss Elizabeth Lee, OF st. Pau's |
c. choir, rendered an Ave Maria wit
RS pleasing effect during the Nesper servit
in last evening.
.ir Several selections were given by Wi
, mington people, on Friday evening, ;
- the concert at Edge Moor for the benet
III of the Firemens Company.
ey Nine candidate were initiated into tt
i'll Wilmington Lodge OF Elks on Saturda
lat night, the initiation being performed b
in the degree Of Camden, n. j., Lodge.
nc A large crowd witnessed the raising
10 an American flag in honor of Dewey
ro victory at the corner of Maryland aven,
,al and Bird street, on Saturday evening.
PES Brandywine Lodge, No. 52S, Brothe
,es hood of Railroad Trainmen, will give {
NV entertainment on Thursday evenin
y, May 10, at Odd Fellows Hall.
" The members of Encampment No. 3
Union Veteran Legion, are making a
rangements for their visit to Encam
raj ment No. AZ, Of Reading, Pa, on June
an A barrel Of apples and box OF lemo
vac to be divided among Companies A,
70" W, and X, we're sent by the Ladi
''', Auxiliary, to Camp Tunnel, on Satu
red day.
cnt Company F, N. 6. d., will be pl
the sented with 500 banner and CAPITA
,ap Brennan with a sword and sash by the
~. admiring American friends of Irish Dir
oh' in this city.
Jpn The funeral of Mrs Rachel j. Gro
ILL took place yesterday afternoon from t
cv. residence OF her son, T. G. PcnningtC
the No. $40 Monroe street. lntcrment
- Rivervew cemetery.
- First Presbyterian Church's music "
Vi led Yesterday by aquartet consisting
can Miss Dora kimer, soprano; Mrs Jam
did McMullen, contralto; NewIn W. Py
,er- tenor, and Albert S. Muhlhaust
basso.
'es Black mohair braids in titan or Il
."'l cues weave are very much liked, a
ing form an elegant and unobtrusive /
les rich garniture.