The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-23

| sPeup many unhappy years auQlng
Homanly lustre to the English nobility.
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CARD BASKET.
Mrs. W. J. Holton, OF Ircn Hill, is Wis
ing here
Mrs. s. J. Baker has returned to Phila-
dclpha.
Miss Anna Robinson is visiting In West
| Chester.
Dennis ]. Mention will spend some time
at Atlantic City. s''
Mr.. Wilbert Horsey is spending some
time at Atlantic City
Miss Nellie Shaw is tho guest of friends
| at Chadd's Ford.
H. 9. Hobbs. of Hobbs Corner, Nd, Wis.
tied relatives in this city.
Edmund Burnes of Company X First
delaware Regiment, was IN Wilmington
yesterday.
A. W. Patton and family, of Pittsburg
are visiting his parents. No615 Van Buren,
street.
Miss lydia Durham Of Yorklyn, Is Wis
iting in Boston.
Miss Levi Ruth, OF YorklyD, has been
visiting in Now Garden.
Miss Clara Touchstono, of Port Dep osit,
is visiting Mr., and Mrs Clayland Touch
stone, at Claymont
Levin Shocl,ley ia tho guest of friends at
Elkton.
N. f. Janney has returned homo from
Elkton.
Miss Miriam Webb of this city, Is visit
Ing Miss Emma Carey Of kennett Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hughes arc visiting
in Ell;on.
Miss Clara Guest, Of Marshallton Is the
guest of Miss Florence PiersoD, of Konnett
Square.
Miss Gertrude Scarboro is the guest OF
friends at Mechanics Valley, Md.
Mrs Laura Grub is visiting relatives
here.
George w. Moreton. superintendent of
tho Bolts Machine Company, will sail for
England on July to visit his parents.
Professor Schimmerhorn is improving.
Miss E,tolla Fleming returned hnmn to-
day from weeks recreation at Bowers
Beach,
l,Ir and Mrs. Fred G Mccall have re-
turned home from visit to Ocean Grove.
Miss Lottie McLenr is tho guest of Mrs.
Stephen Ash, at Iron Hill, Md,
Miss Eva Lewis, of Iron Hill, and her
cousin, Miss Mollic Morgan, of this city,
visited Elkton friends Tuesday
Miss Anna Eche of Pomeroy, Ohio, is
visiting her cousin, Harry Schlico. Ninth
and Buren, streets.
Rev George B. Owen and wife of French
town. N. j.
Charles Davis, sen of Dr. Thomas Davis
of Plaintield, N. j., Is visiting his uncle,
Charles Griffith at NoSl3 Adams street.
Professor A. Fl. Berlin Of the Boys
High School, will leave on Monday to take
acourse in Psychology in Harvard Col.
lege.
Mr. and Mrs. John Booker and daughter
Pearlr, left to-day for trip to Ocean
Grlve and Atlantic City.
e The engagement of Miss B. j. Rumford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Rumford.
of No 1902 Delaware avenue, to L. A. Bed
mont, of GleEside, Pa is announced
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mancil, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Manoil, of Chester, have rel urned to their
home here.
The Rev. DR. and Mrs. w. L. s. Murray
and bliss Murray last evening returned
from Rehoboth Dr. Murray Is sunburned
as tho result OF his stay at the shore He
will occupy his pulpit Tomorrow at st.
Paul's NJ. K. Church.
Mrs Beatty, who resides at 1929 West
Seventh street, left this city on Wednes-
day, to join her son. who has been located
on the mountains in Western Pennsyva.
MIA for the past month, in order to benefit
his health.
Thomas Thorpe is confined to his home,
No. 1905 Kirk avenue
Fred +. Bach has taken possession of his
residence No s2s Jackson street, NJ. Du.
shane Coward and family having removed
to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Cranston gave a
party on tho lawn Of their fine residence
near Greerbank, in honor of their daugh-
ter's return from college.
Among those visiting at G. w. Nc
Nance of Elsmere during the week were:
Mrs. Charles McNamec of Pleasant Hill;
Mrs. Mary Koolig of Wilmington; Miss
Carrie and Miss Gerle Dempsey of Galrna,
Md; Mrs. Theodore Shipley and Mis-
Laura Keolig Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Christie
Cory, Will Smith, W p. Crouch and
Others will go down to Colts this evening
to spend Sunday with the Rev. Erwin
Taylor, who is holding woods meeting
at that place.
Swallowed Sword Fish,
Captain Thomas A. Kane received a tel
egran, this morning from Cape May in
reference to Officer Welsh. thread a, fol-
lows John Welsh, Wilmington polio,
officer had narrow escape from strnnyu.
lation at Cape May by swallowing a sword
fish.