The sun., 1898-02-12
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DEL, is writing friends in this city.
William J. Bockus of Newark. visited
friends and relatives in Philadelphia ant
this city yesterday.
Hugh c. Browne has been visiting
friends at MiddIetown.
Mrs. Ward, Of Chicago, has been visit
ing friends in this city.
Mary A. Pickles. of this city, has beer
granted an original widows pension.
The Rev. Frank A. Holland of this
city, was usher at a wedding in Balti
more on Wednesday.
William S. Wood, of Elk Neck. Cecil
county. Md . is the guest OF his son, NJ
II. Wood, ofthis city
Superintendent Barnard, Of the p. W.
4 B. Railroad, and other officials visited
Washington yesterday.
The Emerald Qnartette sang at a
chocolataire given in st. Patrick s
Church on Thursday evening.
The Rev. W. G. Butts, the noted evan.
p"list. will begin series of lectures in
First NJ. p. Church on Sunday.
Every one enjoys this spring-'ikc
weather for promenading, bnt the side
walks are in a very bad condition.
Rev. William II. IIcndrickson Of
Booths corner Pa. visited his uncle,
Adam Dayatt in this city yesterday.
Madison street between Fifth and
Sixth was blockaded for a short time yes
terday, a load OF hay having overturned
William b. Dunwoody Of West Chcetcr.
has accented a position in the custom
house Of J. T. MulIn & Sons, of this
city.
Miss Grace Parvis has returned to
Midd|etown after pleasant visit with
her sister Mrs. Hugh c. Browne, in this
city.
A white satin bodice for evening wear,
covered with black Chantily lace, is ex-
trrmely elegant when worn with velvet
skirt.
A party of New Workers is expected in
this CITY on February 18th to witness the
launching of Howard Gould's yacht,
Niagara.
The household effects of the late Miss
L. Cora Taylor, at No. 0l2 Madison street,
was sold Yesterday by Auctioneer Will
liam IIukill.
The Orion Qnartette, of this city, took
part in a concert at Chester on Thursday
and it was such a success that they re-
turned last night.
Former Ambassador Bavard attended
the funeral Of his sister. Mrs. Florence
Baynrd Lockwood, ut Providence, X. l..
yesterday afternoon.
Charles II. Sassc, employed in the
office of William S. IIilcs, has accented
the posli' II Of private secretary for Fred
BIumcnhal. Of New York.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Ilcnrotin, president of
the General Federation of W"ncn's |
Club. OF Chicago. is the guest of Mrs. |
Alfred y. Warner, Of this city.
T. J. Whiteman Of No. go Jackson
street, an employe Of the p. ". 4 b,
railroad. is off duty suffering with rheu-
natism DR.. Lukcns is in attendance.
Flanncs for making tennis and other
country costumes both in small and |
broad plaids. in delicate harmonics on
white grounds will lave the lead this
sumner.
Charles r. Conn, rcuuisition clerk in
the office nf Civil Engineer +. G. Long, |
Of the p. W. & B. Railroad has started
for California where he will visit his
father who is ILL.,
The Phoenix combination truck and
chemical engine responded to Il still
alarm last night at about $50. The
cause of the blaze was Il lounge on fire at
POI +. Eleventh street.
Frank Layton, aged 7 years, residing
at Thirteenth and King streets is at the
homeopathic Hospital suffering with
burns about the face and body received
by playing with matches.