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City Passenger Railway were inspected

City Passenger Railway were inspected
yesterday.
Miss Carrie X. Johnston, Of Thoml-
son, Del, has been the gnest offriends
in this city.
Herman n. Sypherd, of Dickinson
Law School, is spending the Easter holi-
days at home4
Mrs. Ellen Woodward Of MARSHALL
ton, Del, visited friends in this city
Yesterday.
The Misses Dickey have returned from
California, where they have spent the
last two MONTHS &
Mrs. w. w. Knowles, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned
to Bridgeville.
The officers OF Eden Lodge, l. 0. 0. f.,
recently elected, were installed on Thurs
day evening.
On Monday evening. April IS, the
Dickinson College Glee Club will appear
in Grace Chapel.
Sewer and paving work is being done
on Madison street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
Miss Annie Fleming, OF Harrington,
is the guest of her uncle A. Fleming and
family, OF this city.
q. c. Farkell, OF the United States
revenue cutter service, is registered at
the Clayton House.
An Ice making machine was shipped
to Virginia Thursday by the Remington
Machine Company.
Miss Mary Jackson, who has been suf-
fering from an attack OF appendicitis,
has almost recovered.
Miss Katherine Zimmerman, of Ger
mantown, is entertaining Mrs. Owen Z.
Wyatt, Of this city.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Buckley Of Chester, Pa,
was the guest of friends and relatives in
this city yesterday.
Miss Rose Williams ha: returned to
HilIsboro, Nd, after pleasant visit
With friends in this city. ..
Miss Norris Morgan is training boy
choir for services in Old Swedes' Church
on Easter Sunday morning.
The machinery in Transfer Tug No.l2,
is being placed in position, at the ship
yards Of Pusey 4 Jones Co.
Great Dane Flora III, belonging to
Sterlith Bros, of this city, won the first
prize at the Pittsburg dog show.
r. A. Y. Bacon, of the Columbia Law
School is the guest of his sister Mrs. w.
A. Walling, on Delaware Avenue.
Five excursions passed over the p,
W. q B. railroad on Wednesday from
the West Shore road to Washington.
The Aeventeenth anniversary of ST.
Andrew p. Il. Sabbath School will be
celebrated on Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock.
The officers publicly installed in |. 0,
o. F., were elect of Hope Lodge, Odd
Fellows Hall, on Wednesday evening.
The women friends of the Wilmington
Whist Club will be permitted to pay
whist at the club house on Wednesday
night.
Wood Messick, of Cambridge, Md,
has been spending a few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Messick, in
this city.
A meeting OF the United Circles OF
Kings Daughters will be held this after
noon, at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, No. 50S
KING street.
Good Friday was observed as holiday
by the ?. W. x B. railroad company, as
no freight trains we're run and the shops
were closed.
School No. $ has been presented
with a handsome picture Of an Ameri
can flag, framed, as an Easter gift from
Harry Ierger,
: Sunshades are to be very dainty. Some
of the prcttieSt will be OF silk, veiled with
sunray pleated chiffon, trimmed with
stripes of lace.
The Violet Social Club will hold re.
union at the residence of Frank Dur
ham, No. 52S East Eighth street. on
Tuesday evening.
Dr. Irvine NJ. Finn has purchased
the residence OF Mrs. II. p Head, No.
5O3 Delaware avenue, where he will re-
side in the future.
On Sunday afternoon Grace Sabbath
School Home Missionary Society, will
celebrate its anniversary in the
auditorium OF the church.
A carrier pigeon, marked X 5,507,
came to Artist Hammitt's Studio on
Wednesday and refused to leave, return
ing every time it was put out.
Deputy Attorney -Generol Jeter L.
Cooper, Jr., has returned from George
town, having disposed of the criminal
work OF the Sussex county court.
The Misses Crawford will shortly
occupy the house at No. 1903 Market
street, the alterations having been COM
p!eted by Contractor John +. Healey,
"A handsome bay horse has been pur-
chased by the Friend hip Fire Co., to
take the place of p nee, which was
retired after long and faithful! service.
Miss Sallie Fras and Luther NJ.
Hearn, both OF this u.y, we're united in
marriage on Wee nes y night, by Rev.
W. i. $. Murray. at IN. 92G Pine street.
At recent a meetine "f the Wilmington
Famale Bible Society j. was decided to re-
move the Bible deposit ry from the store
of Mrs. Taggalt to the y. W. G. T. head
quarters.
DR.. W. q. Crumbaugh, of the Univer-
sity Of PENNSYLVANIA, gave lecture EN-
titled, ''The Language Problem" before
the public school teachers at the High
School on Wednesday.
Lieutenant H. w. Fox, OF Go. C,N. &.
D., will probably resign his position in
thn First Rottolicn oDI ioip flo Not;,,oI