, 1898-08-12
Dayton Notes.

1ne pOfcn Oh flOlel Dayton presented
O very bright and attractive appearance
on Thursday afternoon, the occasion
being a progressive euchre party given
in honor of Miss Edna Noble Craven,
of Philadelphia, one of the most pop
terest was displayed during the game
and good l.amor, each interested in the
success of his neighbor as we'll as him.
self. The successful ones were as fol-
lows: Miss Gertrude Ulmer, of Tioga,
carried off the first ladies' prize, a hand
some silver spoon, bearing on its bowl
the picture of the Dayton; M. Walsh,
of Philadelphia, the first gentlemen's
prize, a silver pencil holder; second la
dies, a silver brooch, was awarded to
one of West Philadelphia's fair ones,
Miss Eleanor Sharpe; second gentle
mems, silver pocket comb, to DIR. Fox;
third ladies', a silver stick pin, was
gained by Miss Hattie Lee, of Philadel-
phia; third gentlemen's, a silver flag
button, was carried off by J.. H. Beitel,
of Philadelphia. The afternoon was
much enjoyed by all the participants
and everyone present felt that they had
been amply rewarded by the good time.
In addition to those already mentioned
the participants were Miss Lillian u
mer, Miss Walsh, Mrs. j. H. Beitel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbert, Morris Lee,
Miss Fox, Miss Dram, Miss Mabel
Phillips, Miss Edith Karcher, Joseph
| McGuckin, MI. Johnson, Mrs. j. B..
Borden, H. Clevenger, Mrs. Conner,
John Ettinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. France and
friends paid the Hotel Dayton a visit.
Judge and Mrs. Cyrus Hoffa, of Lew
isburg, Pa, have journeyed westward
after a pleasant sojourn at the Dayton.
F. e. Gartley, second vice-president
of the l.. A. W., accompanied by Mrs.
Gartley, spent a few days here.
Elliott Reid and friends, from Rox-
borough and Wissahickon, dined at
the Dayton, and were delighted with
Wildwood.
MI. and Mrs. J. ID. Ulmer and FAM
lily of Tioga, ARE domiciled at the Dayton.
Mrs. J. A. McGuckin and family and
friends comprise a very pleasant party
who will make things lively here same
as last season. This party is a musical
and entertaining one, aud their talent
is greatly appreciated.
A. j. Hatch and sisters, of Camden,
Mrs. j. B. Craven and daughters, Mr..
unu NILS. IL. hlOHeptlStI anu uduSH-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Farquhar,
Miss Southall, all of Philadelphia, are
domiciled at Hotel Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Hit and family,
of Claremont, Va, are at the Dayton
for a good quiet rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ettinger, of
West Philadelphia, have journeyed
home ward after a rest of several days
at Hotel Dayton.
Messrs. Stephen +. Barrett and John
+. Lynch, both of Philadelphia, are
entertainers at the Dayton, ~favoring
the guests with their selections of choice
solos and duets, accompanied by Miss
Kathryn M'Guckin at the piano.
B. w. Cumming, of Pottsville, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Fisher and daugh-
tiers, of Germantown, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Almond, of Merton, Pa, paiai0
Hotel Dayton a few davs1
6adgN
ter, Drs. e. V. and G. p. Clark, Mrs.
J.. L. Meagher and daughters comprise
a pleasant party of entertainers at the
Dayton. This same party last eason
kept things on the go, and have mat
tiers in general their own way, enter
tanning everybody.
Mrs. S. w. Frescoln and Miss M. q.
Nagel arrived at the Dayton Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. E. r. Ayres, Miss Myr-
tie and Horace Ayres, of Newtown, Pa,
are domiciled at the Dayton. Mr.. Ayres
is the Philadelphia manager of the New
York Mercantile and Financial Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Kirby, of Phila-
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mcbride,
of Columbia, Pa, ]. l.. Bear and Miss
Addie Bear, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Colby, of Camden, are d0miciled here.
Rev. DR.. George G. and Mrs. Sutton,
Miss Rudolph, of Philadelphia, ac-
companied by VIM. v. Mexican, dined
at the Hotel Dayton OF Tuesday, speak
ing in glowing praises of Wildwood, it's
scenery and the hospitality of it's
hostelers. Mr.. Mexican was for a quar-
ter of a century editor-in-chief of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, which un-
der his policy was n of the greatest
papers in the country, the first requisite
for all its news being truth. Mr.. Nc
Kean was President James Buchananis
private secretary, and later chief clerk
of the House of Representatives.
Mrs. Atwell and Miss Drummer, of
Philadelphia, arrived at the Dayton on
Tuesday for the balance of the season.
A. b. Warren, of Scranton, Pa,
speaks well of Wildwood.
John M. Ettinger returned home on
Monday, having enjoyed his vacation
greatly, everybody at the hotel regret
ting his exit, but duty called him hence.
Miss Eleanor Sharp, Miss Bear, Miss
Helen Craven, Miss Edna Noble Cra-
ven, Miss Lillian Ulmer, Miss Gertrude
Timer, Miss Hattie Lee, Miss Mabel
&. Macauley, Miss Kathryn S. Crow
ell, Miss Helen Meagher, Miss Eliza
beth M. Crowell, Miss Mary Meagher,
Miss Bessie Neall, Miss Myrtle Ayres,
Miss Kathryn M'Guckin, Miss May
M'Guckin, Miss May Haggarty, Miss
Louise Lyle, and Miss Florence Lunn
comprise a charming coterie Of the fair