The sun., 1898-02-15
LOCAL DOTS.

George W. Atkins, Of Milton, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Cloth gowns have taken most tena-
cious hold on popular fancy.
Miss wilkins, Of Mt. Holly, n. j., is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Madge Bowen, OF Newark, is
visiting relatives in this city.
When a wife makes poor coffee her
husband has good grounds for divorce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi K. Bowen, Of New
ark, are the guests of friends in this city
Miss Elizabeth Walker, of Kcnnett
Square, Pa, is visiting friends in Will
mlngtOn.
Miss Whitaker, Of Marlton. n. j., is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Prickett.
The office Of DR.. BRYAN, which was
burned down week ago, is being re-
built and rcpainted
Supervisor A. II. Luiges will 60 South
about the middle OF the week for the
benefit Of his health.
Mrs. Charles S. Horn, of No. 72U West
Ninth street, il suffering with II severe
attack of erysipelas.
John Coyle, of Chester, has accepted a
position as moulder in the Malleable
Iron Work, this city.
The Municipal Commission held a
meeting yesterday at the office OF Chair
man Daniel W. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs William IIaugh am, two
daughters, of this city, have been visit
ing friends at Trainer.
Nature cannot jump from winter to
summer with spring, nor summer to
winter wit hout fall.
Mrs. A. NJ. Solmie has returned to this
city after spending few days with
friends at PhiIlipsburg, N. J.
The standing committee Of the Diocese
Of Delaware held Il special meeting yes.
'terday morning in this city.
Two three mastcd schooncrs are un-
loading their cargoes OF ice at the Con-
sumers Ice Companv's wharf.
Many society people from this city at
tended party for Miss Lille Brown, in
Chester, on Saturday evening.
Company A, First Regiment, infantry,
n. q. D.. held a full dress military re-
ception at the armory last night.
Santa Maria Council, No. 1875, Knights
of Columbus gave banquet to its men,
bcrs and their wives last evening.
Charles X. Lloyd has been appointed
stenographic reporter for the court-mar-
tial now in progress at the Armorv.
Forgings from the Bethlehem Iron
Works were received at the Harlan &
llolIingsworth Company yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Doughery and Miss Edna
Dougherty, attended the funeral of a
niece in Lwisville, Pa, on Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Sisler, who has been suffer.
ing with pcritonitis, is much improved,
under the care of Drs. Pyle and Chan
dlcr
G. c. F. Bent, Superintendent of the
b. 4 o. Railroad, and party are looking
over their tracks and terminals in Will
mington.
Miss Salie Warren, who recently
underwent an operation in Philadelphia,
has returned home much improved in
health.
The Bishop Coleman class Of Old
Swr,lcs Church will give "A st. Nal"n.
/ tines tea This evening. in the parish
buiIhin@.
The Puscy 4 Jones Company has re-
ceivrd Il contract for paper machinery
from >tnra koppcrberg, oi .'lprkInln,
>w den
, The wedding OF II. Victor o;au e, Of
this city and Miss Camuc. of New York,
/ u;,S been announced To- take place ON
Wednesday.
! Bishop Coleman made an address at !:
! dinner Of the Military Order Of Foreign
! Wars Of the United States in phila,el-
plia last night.
/ The threlnastcd schooner, j. l.. Dn-
/ Bignon, is unloading her cargo of yellow
! pine lumber at the Jackson Il Sharp
Company yard.
Howard Matthews, II ''typo' cmyloycd
N TIE Sun, is confined to his home 1918
Market street, suffering from II slight at.
tack Of pneumonia.
The steam yacht Mlllic X. Rdgway
was docked at the jackson & SharI
Company's yard, where she will be re-.
paired and painted.
The Primary Union of SUNDAY school
teachers, will meet on Monday evening
Of each week in West Presbyterian
Church at 7.3O o'clock.
Evangelist W. G. Butts, of Baltimore,
is holding revival services in First NJ. ?.
Church. The services will continue the
remainder Of the week
Miss Evelyn Littleton, Of Dover, Del.
passed through Wilmington today en-.
route to Washington, where she will
make visit for several weeks.
Revival services will be held this
afternoon and evening at West Presby.
tcrian Church, under the leadership of
the evangelist, Dwight L. Moody.
Jesse Holmes, Phi. D., delivered very
interesting lecture on "Thc Hebrew
Monarchy, Its Division and Downfall" in
Friends Meeting House, on Sunday.
The Charles Warner Company's drcdgc
Phoenix, and bargcS Nos. ], 2 and i,
were toWcd from their wharvcs, yester-
day, to Goose Neck bar, by the tug,
Taurus. "
Miss Bessie Smith and Miss Lillian
Ward, of Wilmington, secured through
their efforts among friends several bar
rcIs Of provisions, which were shipped
to New Castle on Friday.
Miss Rae Hess, who resides in Balti-
more, but now visiting friends and ela-
livcs here, will return Saturday morn
ing. Miss Hess thinks Wilmington a
fine place for winter enjoyment.
The Phoenix ambulance re,noved