The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-06
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Miss Sarah Bowen is visiting Miss Edit
Scott Of Elkton.
Mrs. Harry Miller and daughter, Mar
gretta, were in Elkton this week.
Mrs. Adella Autocamp. is visiting, Mrs
Robert Jaoquette, near Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sheppard arc tn
guests of friends at Rising Sun, Md.
Trial Berry is the guest of Port Deposit
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Grennman arc tho guests
OF Miss Margaret Whitelocl, Of Port De-
posit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ainswor;h and
| daughter Alice are stopping ut the Hudson
House, Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Minors in compony with
Mr.. H. H. Tuttle of Drfton, Pa, spent
yesterday at Cape May
Joseph Ro We of No. Alb King street, is
spending a week at Atlantic City for the
benefit Of his health.
Horace G. Eaitburn, Of Union, who has
been reading law with Hoffacker and Hof.
fccker ofWilmington.is taking six weeks
course at tho University of Cornell.
lola K Eastburn, daughter of O. w.
Eastburn, Of Union, Mill Creek Hundred,
studying in England and Germany tho
past year, expects 10 sail for home the 18th
inst
Lucy G. Eastbnrn has been appoints ed
teacher at the public schoela5 Wooddaic.
Miss ella Reed and Miss Margaret Platt
who have been the guests of friends at
Port Deposit have returned home.
Joseph p Whitson and Ashton r. Ia
tum hay, boon appointed by thcWilmins-
ton Monthly Meeting of Friends delogat ~
to Concord Quarterly Meeting, which will
convene at Media on Thursday.
Miss Annie Grassland and her sister, Miss
Rose Grassland, of Middlotown, have been
visiting their uncle, kennard Smith. No
lila Pullman place, this city returned
/. home yesterday.
Charles White secretary to Chief Clerk
C. W. Taylor, Of tho Mary land division OF
the p, w 81 b. railroad leaves this morn
ing for II few weeks jaunt through the
mountains of New York state. Mr. White
has been in poor health for some time, and
IL is thought hat the trip will assist in his
recovery.
Miss Gertio f. Nichols book keeper for
of East 10th street and Miss Anna Major
ofPhiladelphia, took II delightful grabbing
party to Pennsgrove yesterday. Tho young
ladies' say Pcnnsgrcve Is the finest place
along the jersey shore for craling us they
have been eating crabs for every meal
since.
Miss Bertha Gem gave q social, Tuesday
evening in honor of her cousin Miss Ger
trude Kennedy of Tiago, which was attend.
ed by the Misses Laura Doud. Eva Wood
ward, Miss Richardson, Miss Ellison, Geo.
Done, VIM. Swntz, David Wills James
Dyish Elsie LOWS, Clara Hover, Elsie
Howcs, Anna Bilderback, Gertrude Uue
Kennedy. Mamie Whcatley, Mr.. Sparks,
Krwin Hover Mr. Richardson, Franklin
Genn Mrs. Levi: Mrs. GEM, A!onzo
Gann Mr.. Louis Bidurback and Bertha
Llywellyn Gem.
LY-CHANDLEE.- The marriage
of BRAN G. Comfy and Miss Florence +.
Chundlee took place last evening AZ Wcs-
Icy VI. X. Parsonage the Rev. w. w, Sharp
officiating After the ceremony reception
was held at tho home of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Chandleo
1872 South Harrison street. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Comfy,
John Comfy, Mr.. and Mrs, James Comfy.
Sallie Comfy, Emma Eos err, Ida Foster,
Frank Bossert, William Morrill,, VIM.
Greenwoll, Mrs Sarah Botts Bessie Whit
tackcr. Sophia Jones. Anna Rlyno. Will
liam Myers, Lizzie Jones, Emma Jones,
Mr.. &. Mrs. Hill. Mr.. and Mr.. Scott, Car
ric Hill, Florence and Lidie johnson and
others.