The sun., 1898-03-18

Clarence Nondenhali, 81 NnTtlbr,ok,
Pa, ila- been the guest oi friends III tbs
CIV.
Miss Ella Grace. wifn has been visit
ing friend, ia this city, ha- returned to
hcr homo Al Iiuckessin.
Miss Mani Wainwriglt who has keen
visiting ter sister in New York. ha- ~
turned hoJu,.
Tie 4 ny Daughters oi BramdyMine
NJ. T. Church will give supper ~ the
church on Monday, March 2l,t.
Mr.. AiIic iendinhaIi vii! n.aIuct
III. devotional -crviat-- al the ~itlen-
ton Mission ,hj- morning At ten u.aInk
Tha mathni>t, employed by rur liar
Ian < iloIiIug-w"rth Company an. work
jng every night until u o.cln,A.
Nj kHr ~,ntman has icrn , " gre~,
II .~r cousin, Ms, Della Single ai Now
luld ~ Pa.
,r,r-c Bishop WHO l4a> been .-itiug
friend, Al D1NniHgtown, Pa, Nd- n
turned home.
Captain phi.ip Reyb,Id n' have
charge nf III" steamer tayofi,o lGnning
to;wecn Baltimore and Queen>ronn.
Lace elying- and in-cning- both in
black and white, are largely u,n" nn the
HrR six waists and c1-tlrHc~
Gowns ii Iarc. net, gronadjuo. canvas
anI transparent nuns yelling over
six. prulul>c to- he the feature I the
summer.
Rev Walter t. Avery. y. H.. # Rid
icy Park, w;e Il visitor at the Methodist
preachers meeting in this city nl Mon
day
Goats for infants are niadx witrou the
short shoulder cape of the winter. the
place ot wh.ch l. taken by anrN sleeve
pieces.
Mrs. Arenas smith and daughter rc-
turned tu Bear station on TUESDAY after
a pleasant visit with Relatives IN tbs
city.
The keel plate. for the toriu,.. boat
>trin5ham are being riyetcd t,.n.'rr At
tie shops "l thc Harlan X llo,'l-,o,t.
Company.
Rev. Ralph T. Conr,cy ana lre
Henry >anGcrepn Went to Chr.ocr yr--
terday 10 attend thr phiadciphia VI, t.
Conference.
\ meeting ior the promotion ut hoii-
ne>>. was held last night ii Ire re>i.
deuce oi James J. WYATT y" ~ West
Fourth street
The Rev Finer +. Powell will rpn-
duct a song and praise service In south
side Baptist Mission. this evening at
eight o'clock
Ab,X Of clothing will b. >,n, O., Cuba
ipr IT," sufferers hv the i.ai.r, AId
>pcIe'y nj :. >trphen'> Lutheran
Church.
Patrick o Neil, an cnpIoyc ii the
Harlan 4 linlings worth Company. tr!!
and Iaceta,"d hi- breast, on Tuesday.
While carry ing several pieces pl uuu
l;oicrt l., Armstrong. Ms Fannie X.
Armstrong and Mis- f. Thona Ann-
strong. "l thrI-tiana. attended rrrc,.-
tlon in this .ity Wednesday night.
Next sunday, at .isbury NJ. E.Cl1rclI.
Mr.. Fitch the noted g">pI singer II
Philadelphia. will sing, and DR. Thomas.
of Philadelphia, will preach
J. Hope Cunning ham, Joseph lAp.er.
JhiI'> SiC-i4tfi anu 'i4sifit> II GN' VII.
start next week iur tri p through Penn
-yIya,Ia and New York.
buck, cotton. cheviot. plrIc and lawn
arr ali used ipr the shirt waist. Most
"i the waists have blouse fronts anG
many are tucked all the way round.
Fail barbc- oi net iILu.i"n or Iac,.
nov take tine place "l vcIyr; bonnet
strings frr elderly ladirs They are
tied III uII bow under the chin
\ striking m"dcl TOR an organIir
>Alri l. ruti.vi with narrow iriIiS It, on
from hem t. waist Il title distance apart
and edged with satin ribopn.
Val: blue i one Of the Popular culors
IN wool gowns for chI,lIcn. They are
made with Il blouse waist and guinIr
neck. or with Il blouse lrunt and Et0n
jacket decorated with braid.
\ dainty fichu which can easily be-
nade at home l. ii wide crealI lace and
pale blur ribbon. and So fastened 10 the
ribbon that the lace falls in graceful
folds t. tt" waist. The top i urna.
Mcn1cu with lop!,> "i ribbon.