The sun., 1898-02-22
LOCAL DOTS.

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in this city on Friday.
Mrs. }. II. Satterfeld, of this city, is
visiting her parents at smyrna.
Mrs. Brook, of Bramwell, West Nir-
klnia, is visiting friends in this city.
The Woman's Cuban Aid Society will.
on March 3, give New England supper.
Miss Mildred Warren, OF this city is
visiting Miss Louise Station, at Newark.
David Snellenburg has removed his
residence to Tenth street near Washing.
ton.
O.E. Blois, OF Washington, has sue
ceeded day clerks Rock at the Clayton
House.
Misses Emma and Julia Clark, OF Del
aware City, are the guests Of Wilmington
friends.
George A. Wolfe, will go to New York
and Washington, this week on Il b'lsl-
ness trip.
Minqua Tribe, |. o. r. NJ, Of this city,
entertained Usage Tribe, of Philadelpli1a
last night.
Rev. Father Birmingham will continue
series of lectures every Sunday night
during Lent.
Miss Kate Henderson of this city, has
been visiting Misses Lydia and Winnie
Fader, Of Newark.
Rev. r. A. McCurdy will preach in
Forrest Presbyterian Church, at Middle
town, on Thursday.
William D. Miller, OF Philadelphia,
formerly Of this city, spent Sunday with
| riends IN this city.
A party will be given by Miss Lillian
Kennedy at No. 2l5 East Twenty-sccond
street, this evceing.
! Collars are high. Tie sleeves fall far
over the hands, without lutlcs, without
trimmings OF any kind
+, ward T. Belts won tie bowling
s'loes in the bowling tournament, at the
Wilmington Whist Club.
3. +. Keller and wife, Of Bralnwell,
West Virginia, are the guests of Rev.
George {. Hall and wife.
a pleasant little entertainment was
gwen last evening by the Wonan's
Guild of Trinity Church.
The Kelley Match Machine Company
viii occupy Il part OF the buIldlns OF the
OXy-]lydroIrn Company.
Speaker Riggin, of the House OF Rep
resen,ativr. attended the Red MEMS ban
quet in this city, las. night.
Bishop Coleman will open the daily
Lentcn services next Wednesday at st.
Paurs Church, Philadelphia.
Charles p. King, of this city, who has
been in Brazil for several years past, will
soon return to this city to live.
The Pen and Pencil Club OF Philadel
phia, passed through this city on thcii
way home from a trip to New Orleans.
John Cavcnutr. who had his foot cut
off recently under a F.. W. x b. train, il
t rapidly recovering ut the Delaware Hos
- ltal.
Musical exercises Of the Salvation
Army, as an a.I-,laN meeting on Sunday
were conducted by Ensign Icrring, o
: the st. Louis corps.
: Rev. DR.. Kennedy. professor OF dog
t matte Theology, III Uvrrpr"ok, Pa, vii
= delivers sermon on 1t. p,uIlck' : Day, "
It. i'#trl.h' ; Enurch.
On March lGiu, the Rev, l'r. IIurrM,,
ton viii Gp.lN"r an auur"rS on '"A'nr'i
tt r;,'- i'rJl /, he thi,rtn ol EriH,' Il
= TIE Gran Opera lioU-e.
, +. L. MaSpn has accepted the po-itipI
!. Vi day clerk at tine Continental Hotel, \
=, j., IVA, ing resigned MS position oi nigh
cl Tk a tnr Clayton House.
The Chicago Electric Hose Compan
L., |,
i busy for some time and now has NOR
" work than it can attend tr.
Il 4 public reception will be given thi
=, rNrrlMy 10y the members ~I he luun
Mems Christian Association, ut Associ;
)" ton Hail, from eight to ten o'clock.
y Great preparations are being made b
: the Ladies Auxiliary, No. -. W. '. l.
o who will banquet the members OF FL
!. canpmcll No. -, in he near future,
Frank Iluck's Hotel, corner SiXth an
Madison tonight Mardi Gras a III Louis
,, ana. fine IarrIgal lunch and musical cl
tcrtainmcnt. Frank IIuck, proprietor.
i 4 neat sum was realized for :
~ Mchatl> Day Nursery, of this city, b
v an entertainment given by the :
II MichaelS GuId OF Trinity Church, Cla,
T. ton.
i. The Diamond State Telephone Con
, pany, which operates lines in the prll
~ cipaI towns down the State will proH
It. ably soon extend the service to tn
+ city.
y Because the boys persisted in diver
% ing themselves by kicking him on Il
; slins, ON" OF he teachers in West Pre-!
u bytcrian Sunday school has left h
IL class.
+ The decorations on the tower {
g. rhomas Tallcy's new home at Va
H. Burcn street and Park Place. have bee
slightly damaged by the recent heav
' winds
" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Wright gave
re pleasant social on Saturday evening, ;
the Clayton House, in honor Of til
eighteenth birthday Of their daughto
,,. Miss Jennie Wright.
" On March "A, the Fame Cast
of Knights oi the Mystic Chain, accon
ne panied by the First Regiment l,'iic an
Drum Corps will visit Southern Cros
in Castle, in Philadelphia.
-. William II. Schultz, Of GiIpin avcnl
IN and Jackson street received the col
ed gratuations Of IA large number Of iricn,
on Saturday, the occasion being the %
Lo anniversary OF his birth.
- No morning service was held at Sc
d. ond Baptist Church, on Sunday, on Il
l. count OF the GOODNESS Of the auditorium
hp fire I1Vinr gone ont Uuriur |