The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-05-16
LOCAL DOTS.

Miss Blanche Appleby spent FRIDAY at
Camp Tunnel.
Mrs. Edith Dougherty is the guest of
friends at Washington.
Andrew c. Gray left this city Satur-
day for Washington, D. c.
Miss Elizabeth Barrele has returned
from trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Dora Barr, OF Port Deposit, is the
guest OF friends in this city.
Orphans Courts and Court of Chancery
will both meet on Tuesday next.
Miss Name Bacon has returned home
from Atlantic City.
HI. Newman and wife, OF Chicago,
visited in this city Saturday.
Mrs. William Hall, OF this city, has
been visiting her parents at Newport
j. Edgar Layton, of Bridgeville, spent
Friday evening with friends in tins city.
On Thursday, June 81, Rev. J. D. c.
Hanna will lecture at kennett Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Mason are the
guests of friends at Claymont.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Fisher are
spending week at Atlantic City.
Judge Spruance has postponed
Orphans Court until Tuesday.
Al Addison, of Baltimore, registered
at the Clayton House Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.Leslie Appleby visited
Camp Tunnel on Friday.
Panama hats are very fashionable
trimmed in red or in black and white.
An odd and striking cravat is OF black
and burnt orange.
Miss Katie c. Quill, Of this city, has
been visiting friends at Hockessin.
The Democratic County Committee
met Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. n. keigwin, is spending a few
days with her mother at Boston, Mass.
Rev. George c. Hall, who has been
visiting friends in Pennsylvania, has re-
turned home.
Red-and-white dimity with garniture
of solid white is extremely pretty for the
brunette summer maiden.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, OF Newport, and
'children spent Friday with friends IN
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Groome and son,
OF Newport, visited Buffalo BilPs show
in this city on Friday.
Frank Tibbett OF Company X, Camp
Tunnel, visited his parents in this city
yesterday.
Miss Bessie C. Bonner has returned
from very pleasant trip to Atlantic
City.
The farmers of the neighboring coun
try treated the regulars at Montchanir
yesterday to pie and milk.
Miss Rebecca Miligan has returned
from Middletown where she has beer
visiting Miss Mabel Parvis.
Members of the y. NJ. G. A. took {
J straw ride to Centreville on Friday even
, ing.
A large flag will be raised at the club
house OF the Wilmington Whist Club
: No. 1903 West Thirteenth street.
Tie funeral of John Finn, OF No. 60!
West Seventh street, will take place thi
morning from st. Peters Il. c. Church
Miss Leonas Guntller, of this city
is the guest OF Miss Ethel Miller,a New
port.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley, of New
York, were visitors in this city Satur
: day.
Mrs. Owen Carton of this city, .ha
been visiting her sister, Miss Magg
Sindall, at Newport.
Miss Eva Highiield of Beaver Valley
: is the guest of friends and relatives il
t this city.
: Bishop Coleman will preach next Sun
n day and confirm a class at st. Andrew
o Church, Ellis Grove.
Wilmington Lodge, Ne. 357, B. p. c
u, will initiate several members at it
meeting on Tuesday night.
:" A pretty short cape of black MORE
l. lined with old gold taffeta and trimme
O with ecru lace braid.
= An entertainment will be given on tn
:, evening OF May 70 at Delaware Avenu
Baptist Church.
" Chief of Police Doan has returne
IS from Milwaukee, where he attended tt
p annual convent IN of the chiefs OF polio,
n Thomas Logan, who kept saloon g
+ Miners Court and Front street f'
+, many Years, died on Saturday.
Register Of Wills Crossan has granite
letters of administration upon the esta
OF Nancy Remley to John W. Remley.
n J. P. Logan, Of Mount Pleasant, Pa
a is in town owing to the death of h
u father. Mr.. Logan's family acco mp
~ MES him.
III Invitations have been issued announ
a. ing the marriage Of Miss Emma S. Woo
h and William II. Percival, both of tn
q. city.
ri The Junior Aid OF Olivet Church, Ell
:, tertained the members OF the Woolse
III Club, at the home of Pastor Milligan, O
s. Friday evening.
John J. Cassidy, the new building il
spector, issued his first permit to Thorn:
. Samworth, for 81 POI dwelling on Lii
ie coin street.
IL The Ladies' Club of the Delawa
al Saengerbund will give its third annive
lie versary and ball in German Hall t
20 night.
rt Many OF the newest sailor hats ha,
=, narrower biims than those of last seaso
u, The principal features Of garniturc Il
I'll quilts and still wins.
ed A large delegation Of &. A. X. veteran
by headed by Department Commander Robe
no Liddell, went to Camp Tunnel Saturds