The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-26

visited in this city yesterday.
~. Dawson OF Philadelphia, was a
visitor in this city yesterday.
A. S. Wayard OF Chicago, ILL.,, registered
at the Clayton House yesterday.
Miss Amanda Phillips, OF this city, has
been the guest OF Friends at Newport.
Miss Leonas Gunter has been enter
tanning Miss Ethel Miller, of Newport.
A branch OF the Delaware Relief Asso-
citation has been formed at New Castle.
The Postal company's messenger boys
haye donned neat light blue uniforms.
Miss McCafferty Of this city, has been
visiting Mrs. Fred Sturgeon at Newport.
Mrs. Thomas Joseph, OF Magnolia,
Del, is the guest OF friends i'll this
city.
Miss Mary B. Evans, OF George
town, is the guest Of friends in this
city.
Misses Belle and Rachel Morrison,
of near Newark, were in this city yester-
day.
A number Of young people gave an en-
joyable May party at Eden Park on Tues
day.
Charles Lucas, a p, w. & B. fireman,
burned his hand while at work on Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Steele, Of Georgetown,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
The Jackson 4 Sharp Company are
making preparations to float the dredge
Pacific.
Gardner Joseph of Milford, was the
guest of Mr.. Morse and Colonel DUPONT
yesterday.
Mrs. Maud Streets, OF this city, will
spend Sunday with friends and relatives
at Newark.
Miss Bessie Jones OF this city has been
entertaining Miss Bertha satterthwalte
of Newport.
Mrs. Thomas Hurlock, of this city, is
entertaining Miss Elizabeth Conner, OF
Philadelphia.
The Misses Strick land of this city
have been visiting the Misses Anderson
of Middletown.
The Pussy K Jones Company will I'M
furl large flag, on next Monday, over
the office building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Vernon, of this
city, are at Ocean Grove, N. j., for the
benefit of their health.
A Pentecostal class meeting will be
held in Harrison Street M. E. Church
tonight at 1880 o'clock.
The y. W. c. I. L. will hold the
regular monthly meeting at No. 700
West Eight street on Friday afternoon.
The Ninth New York Regiment Of
Volunteers passed through this city on
Tuesday night enroute to Chickamauga
Park.
Very durable and effective are the
collars in ecru lace, the patterns EN-
phaszed with cord which renders them
stiff.
John Forrest, aged years, OF No. 1923
Lincoln street, stepped on a piece OF
glass, on Tuesday, and badly cut his
foot.
A meeting for the promotion OF holi-
ness was held last evening at the home
Of J. J. Wyatt, No. SOY West Fourth
street.
The Alumnae Association Of the High
School will give a musicale in the
Assembly Hall, on Monday evening,
May 30.
Workman at the yards OF the Harlan
4 HolingswOrth Company have placed
the sonorous whistle Of the yacht Niagara
in position.
The ferryboat Fearless, which has
been in the dry dock of the Harlan 4
HoIingsworth Company has left fol
Philadelphia.
The brightness OF prosperity that sur.
rounds others, pains the eyes of the
envious man more than the meridian
rays Of the sun.
Joseph Bancroft & Sons have added
several more auxiliary fire alarm boxes
to the Kentmere plant for the better pro
lection from fire.
Detective Witsil presented the police
court reporters and the police at the cit
hall with some beautiful bright roses
yesterday morning.
Bishop B. I. Ruley, of this city, vii
lay the corner stone of a [. A. NJ. +
Church, at Paschallville, Pa, on tn,
first Sunday IN June.
Linen, crash and pique skirts are mad,
either in the tailor style with five cores o
: have the upper part gored and the lowe
, part a shaped tlounce.
The eleventh annual statement of tn,
Street and Sewer Department for thu
year ending January 3lst, 1898, has beel
issued in pamphlet form.
' Building Inspector Cassidy has granite,
+ permit for the erection of bay win
, dow to the house No. 1907 Van Burel
t street, at the cost OF S05.
: Miss Jennie Dobson, who has beef
visiting her sister Mrs. Jacob thinner
I man at No. 7O3 Monroe street. has re
turned to her home at Newark.
Silk null! torevening gowns is wrough
with an all-over embroidery design il
delicate shades, finished with a wild
e frill of the same edged with marrow
C lace.
The Woman's Home Missionary Sc
ciety- of the Wilmington District vii
hold the semi-annual meeting in Mt
Salem NJ. E. Church this afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Mamie Miller, daughter of Mr.
+ and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller, received tn