The sun., 1898-01-13
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Camden.

A large crowd attended the party at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vincent, near Rising Sun, on Saturday
night, and an enjoyable time was had.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilder Hansen, serenaded them on Sat-
urday night.
A party OF young people from Rising
Sun, went on straw ride few nights
ago, and pleasantly surprised Miss Mar
garet Nilsson, near Wyoming. An en-
joyable dine was had. Various games
were induIged in and refreshments were
served.
Miss Annie Matthews is visiting in
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Ross, Of Wy
oming, gave one O'Clock dinner to Il
number of invited guests on Wednesday.
Covers were laid for fourteen, besides an
elaborate display Of tempting yiands.
The table was prettily decorated with
flowers. The host and hostess, as is
their custom made it EXTREMITY pleasant
for those present, who were Mr.. l.. >.
Proud, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jolls, Mr..
and Mrs. W. &. Simmons, Mrs. Sarah
Cooper, Miss Hope Proud, Miss Mary
Proud, Miss Lizzie Proud, Miss Kate
Spencer, G. S. Fisher, Miss Della SIM
mons and Harry Vennel.
Miss Bessie George is the guest OF
Miss Edith Van Ornam.
\ new choir platform is being placed
in he VI. L. Church, which will be a
great Improvement to the cditice.
William Bostic has returned to Will
mington.
Miss Belle Goodwin is visiting in VIII
mington.
Walter Hazel has returned to phila-
delphia.
Miss Eunity Knight has been at Mag
nolia.
Mr. Booker, OF Hillsboro, has been
visiting here.
Samuel Sarde has returned from visit
to Buffalo, N. Y.
The H. A. W. Club will meet at Mrs
VIM. Richards, next Friday night.
Mrs. Osmund and daughter Nellie
have returned to Philadelphia.
Misses Lizzie and Kathleen Lord,
have returned from a visit to Milford.
Edward Jackson and William Mock
have been in Wilmington, attending the
L. S. court.
Mrs. Samnel Speal has returned from
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Mollic Cul
len at FELTON,.
Cornelius Frcar, .Jr., principal Of
Rising sun public schools, has returned
from visit to West Chester, Pa.
Miss Alice Hum and Miss Amanda
Jackson, OF Wyoming, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander jackson last
week.
William Roe has been at Church
Hill, Md
Mrs. Taylor, mother OF tie late AImira
T. Griffith, and Mr. II. Griffith brother
OF Professor Griffith, who have been
here have returned to Baltimore.
The remains oi EIw"od Sheppard. SON
Of Mrs. Margaret and the late Jonathan
Sheppard. OF Lebanon, who died at New
burgh, \. G., over Il year ago, We're
brought here on Saturday and inferred in
the odd Fellows Cemetery.
The horses attached to J. G. NUShcIi'S
milk wagon on Saturday last came near
demoliShing that venice. The team was
standing at the door OF Green's mill,
when Suddenly the horses took fright
and ran through the pound gate into the
orchard. Mr.. N"Shc!i managed t" jump
into the wagon a~ the horses were max
ing a circle OF the orchard and brought
them to IA stand still Ny grabbing the
rcins, thus averting an accident.
The luneraI services oi Mrs. Aluira T.
Griffith were held on sunday, and in
tcrmcnt Wa> made at Baltimore un Nom
tloV.
t,i@. Mary Belle Nloyuul,or gave Il
larty JLr"u"r"yrHin&, and thu~y pres
cni were: liz Katie Van iI%<c. Misses
tdjH HrpH}, Hattie Richardson. Rosy
IuUUo,pnrn arlH A,fr.. Vlil. ami Np-~l-.
Herbert hie!llr,s III, Harry aIL Julius
plIccgor, George and Daniel Murray,
Laorn Tait and Vaughn purbprough