Middletown transcript., 1898-07-16
PERSONALITIES
LtttIo Lines About Men and Women
ANA WhRt They Are Doing.

/ LtUtIc Lines About Men and Women
/ ANA WhRt Thev Are Doing.
| Dewey Park-there is much in name
has come into prominence as local
summer resort. 1t is the new place on the
Sassafras and is attracting the young peo-
pie especially who trip the light fantastic.
1t is said the music might be improved.
Middletown was well represented at the
Wednesday evening hop. There were at
the Park Lieutenant Reynolds and Adju-
tant Hughes from Camp Tunnel, Messrs.
w. G. Lockwood, E. NJ. Vaughan, Geo. L.
Townsend, Jr, W. Reese Parker, Malcolm
Cochrau, w. A. Hukill, Jr., John Rothwell.
Thomas Hall, Louis Naudain, Samuel
Kelley and DR.. Cam; Misses Allie Mckee,
Agnes Lockwood, May Holten, Martha
Heaten, Helen Naudain, Daisy Naudain,
Salye Cochran, Lucie Cochran Lydie
Cochran, Lidie McMamee, Miss Martin
Viola Ennis and Mrs. May Draper Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Massey. of Will
mington; Mrs. Anna Miller, Miss Margaret
Anderson, Miss Cora Massey, Messrs. Nor
man and Thomas Massey, Mrs. Mary An
derson, of Chestertown; Mrs. Sherwood, of
Newark Mrs. King, Of New Castle; Mr..
Frederick Jones, of Philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter, of Smyrna. were in town at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Eliza Massey
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rebecca NJ. Emerson and Mrs. v.
r. Morrow and daughter, of Wilmington,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Emerson,
being the mother, sister and niece of Mr..
Emerson. Mrs. w. H. Lodge. Of Clayton,
was also their guest yesterday.
Miss Dora Price has returned from
long visit Tith friends in Maryland and
Virginia, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Grace Weller, of Cumberland, Md.
MIR. and Mrs George w. Hill, of
Media, Pa, who visit Middletown every
summer OH their trips TO their farm near
Centreville, were in town yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. c. Henry, of Newark,
visited their son at Camp Tunnel Thurs
day and Friday, being guests at the Ma
tional Hotel.
Mrs f. NJ Munson and Miss Munson,
of New Castle, visited Chaplain Munson
this week and were guests at the National
Hotel.
DIR. and Mrs. R. B. Mckee, Miss Allie
Mckee and Master Douglass Lockwood go
to Rehoboth on Monday for the summer.
Misses Grace and Carrie Fennimore, of
Camden, N. j., are guests of Mrs. j. E.
Reynolds on North Broad street.
Mrs. W. F. Collins and children, of
Cheswold, were in town on Thursday, visit
ing the family of DIR. Barnard.
Mr.. Victor Messick has returned from
visit to the New Jersey summer resorts
on the coast.
Mrs. f. q. West returned Thursday
from visit with friends in Wilmington
and Baltimore.
Miss Hettie Dennison, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Vandegrift's.
Miss Anna Cochran. of New York, re-
turned to-day from visit with relatives at
Bridgeville.
Mrs. W. F. Clements, of Clayton, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Barnard,
on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. R. McCauseland and son, of
Clayton, paid Surgeon McCauseand visit
this week.
Mrs. Boyer, of Wilmington, spent the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Vaughan.
Miss Bessie Dunning, of the Quaker
City, will spend Sunday with Mrs. George
G. Rowe.
The Misses Rachel and Mary Wilson,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs Mary
Biggs.
Mr.. Walter Beaston has returned from
business trip in northern New Jersey.
Miss Mary Dunning is the guest of
Miss AIDA Foard over Sunday
-Nr. Harry Johnson, of Philadelphia,
is "at home'' for fortnight
Druggist j. G. Bragdon and Master
Lloyd are at Atlantic City.
The Misses Boulden ara quests of Miss
May Holten on Cass street.
Mrs. Martha Barnard is visiting her
sons and their families
Miss Susie Parker has returned from a