The sun., 1898-01-02
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
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One OF the greatest social events OF the
season was the banquet given by the
young men OF this town on New Years
eve at the hotel Sussex. The hotel was
handsomely decorated with holly and
evergreens suitable for the occasion. The
evening was spent in speech-making and
various amusements. Some very fine
music was prepared for the occasion and
was beautifully rendered. At 1870 the
guests were all invited to the dining
room which was handsomely decorated
and where a very fine feast had been
prepared. Those present werp:-Miss
Lucy Parker, OF Laurel; Misses Mary
Jacob Rust and Hattie Swain, OF Bridge
vile; Miss Mamie Maxwell and Miss
Edyth Boone, of Frderica; Miss Carrie
Shaw, of Dover; Miss Clara Faucet and
Miss Jennie Bennum, of Georgetown;
Edgar }. Horsey and Walter H.
Horsey, of Washington, d. c.; Miss
Lena James, of Philadelphia; Miss Ida
Knowles, Of Cambridge, Md. From
here there was Misses Sadie Murphy,
Lena Murphy, Mnnie Ellis, Lucy Allen,
Margaret Melvin, lrva &. Scott, Dora +.
Wallace, Florence +. Adams, Leila Hitch,
Sallie Melvin, Mary Herrant, Mary Pen
nington, Mary Lee Philips, Mary Brown,
Ferona Full, Laura Locates, l. ucilc
Ross, Louisa Coulbourn Addie Philips,
Mary Cox, Josephine Baker, Rosa
James, Lillian McNealy, Vera Brown,
Estella Willis, Mary Adams, Bessie
Hobbs, Ethel Wiley, Mary L,ckerman,
Lulu Dawson, Lille Kinder, Messrs.
George Fields J. Smith IIorscy, Thomas
II. Wright, Allen Full, X. McSherry
Horsey, Samuel ?. Fields, Oscar Wiley,
Nelson Truay, Joseph Neal, George
Kay, John Ilerrant, Thomas Cotting-
ham, Thomas Pennington, Nathan
Spurry, William Tomlinson, Ollie Will
Jams, Charles Purse, Artie Purse, Bauch
Wainwright, Therman Stuart Charles
Harris, Fred Morgan, Norman Reese,
Chas. Satteriield, Carlton Allen, Chas
r hin0"N, Leon Hurley, Chas. Favinger,
Hall Riggin, Wilmer Sharp, Walter
Mu,li.,,, ,lDert Chapman, Lewis Chip
man. Alter watching the old year pass
and give it sud good bye, and hearty
welcome in the new as 1t approached, the
guests all departed.
Miss Ida Knowles, Of Cambridge, is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Eva Chase, who has been visit
ing friends in Camden, Del, returned
home yesterday.
Misses Addic Srman and Lucy Parker,
OF Laurel, are visiting Miss Dora
Wallace.
Miss Carrie Shaw, of Dover, is visit
ing friends in town.
Our streets are filled with wagons bear
ing household goods. Many parties arc
moving.
Miss Edyth Boone and Miss Name
Maxwell, of Frdcrica, are visiting the
Misses Mclvins
Miss Mary Rust, OF Bri,lgrville, is Wis
iting friends here.
Walter II. llorsey attended social at
Miss EesSie FishcrS near Greenwood,
on Thursday evening
Edgar l. Iiorscy, of Washington, u.
G., is visiting his father George W.
llnraoy.
L. ID. Morrow was in Krkwood and
Wilmington on Wednesday.
J. G. Thawlev of Laurel was in Fiction
on Ion"Hy and Tuesday.
has. >chahing"r "i Philadelphia is
visiting his pA'cnts air. and Mrs John
schabingcr
Our { ur}-tN!a* VH;c";@inmcn,E were all
welt altradcl an! enjoyed by II, rs-
pcrialIy the cIiIhtrn.
Morris Harrington visited fr.nI~ in
Harrington "Wednesday evening.
NcViva! meetings Will commence Ut
the NJ +. |hurrh, Sunday evening,
january ;, with !ry. Dr.. WrdLrll in
charge, assisted by I"v. T. y. Navl,.
4 nnumr OF Miss Addir Ni.uu.S
li"NjS gave hcra yyr,. pheasant surprise
Ia az evening" Among those present
were .i.-*r~ 2luYgr & ,pdWin. Nav Cut-
len Alui Case, $tHl' Aur~,aln. Mary
!lud, HyHj" KII!rn. MHUrn and I.uin
Layton, ui Fiction Mis-, ANNE Davis, oi
tmnr bmY Mos>rS. iIauk Case, rho-.
AI5-t@ct, Walter toyvluHlr, Edward
NrNln ETg.M" Nouniu4. Clarence Rice.
Nu"dnuf' ta-r, Inyjn Wright, EIviu X.
li'ld and brother, and Harry .UI~". Of
.,... .,~Mk uud iutn"r Wilson, pf
WIinn ,lun; Edgar Minncr, OF Masters
tor1'f. Ihr, evening was very pleasant
~ >Icnt lIayiny var! !IUs games. and al
present seemed to enjoy lhcmsclyps.
ErrIrrcn.
Our town celebrated the Christmas
holidays in the usual quiet manner, con-
si7ting Of tie small boy and the fire
cracker, the visit Of Santa Claus, gorgeous
Christmas trees, family rr-unuUs, with
the necessary extra dinner, to complete
which the demise OF the Inflated turkey
was necessary. Peace on earth and good
viii towards men seemed to- reign
throughout, and u more pracablc cclcbra
ton OF Christmas has not taken place
here Tor many years. Drunkenness and
disorder was almost unknown in our
village, Almost every home was bra,ti-
fled wit Il Christmas tree, to the delight
of the Illt.r ones, and one deserving
special mcntlon is yet to be seen at the
house OF Nv. Harry Mittcn, which is
pronounced by every one to be the most
artistic in design, and elaborate in every
respect. uI any ever seen in town. Mr..
W. {. TuninSun doubtless increased his
enjoyment Of Christmas by entering into
the true spirit in treating all Sunday
school hDlarS in town under twelve
years Of age to Il package of conicction- ,
aries. This is but one Of the many ways t
in which Mr.. Tomin,on shows hi- inter !
est in the enjoyment OF others.
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