The sun., 1898-01-02
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Odessa.

Mrs Eta Rose, of Newark, is at hom,
for IL G holidays.
George G. Gibson returned to Philadel
phia on Monday.
Miss Francis Aspril is visiting Miss
Ethel Powell at Bryn Mawr.
Harry Stevens, OF Philadelphia, wal
ut home for Christmas
Miss Lidie Rose spent Christmas with
her father, David {. Rose.
Will Townsend has returned from 8
two weeks visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. VIM. Faries and children are Wis
iting Mr. FAIRIES parents at Smyrna.
Mrs. l.. V. Asprl is the guest OF her
aunt, Miss Williams, in Germantown.
George He!dmyer was at home fol
Christmas, returning to Philadelphia
Monday.
Miss Helen Dure, of PHILADELPHIA is
spending few days with Odessa friends.
Richard Foard and son Watkins, OF
New York, were at home for Christmas.
Mrs. Stanton and daughters, of Ches.
ter, have been spending several days
with Samuel Enos.
Miss Bessie Temple left ON Monday for
Barclay, Md, where she will he the
4 guest Of Miss Carrie Dudley
Il g. Lou Coppage. Of Wilmington, spent
several days Of this week with his cousin,
Miss Georgia Enos.
Mr.. Morgan, of Dover, has been spend
ing the holidays with his sisters, the
Misses Morgan.
Will keegan, who is attending Pierce's
College in Philadelphia, is home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Mabel Caulk, Of Salem, N. j.,
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Lloyd.
Mr. John Warner. of Wilmington,
been the guest of his uncle Mr..
Da liel Corbt, for few days.
Miss Lidie Gilch and lady friend
from Atlantic City are the guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IAonsrd Gilch.
Rev. W. o. Hurst and Mrs. Hurst re-
turned ON Thursday from Il very pleasant
visit to Mrs. IIIlrst's mother, near
Queenstown, Md.
Messrs. Sylvester d. Townsend, of
Delaware City, and l.. Scott Townsend
OF Wilmington, spent Christmas Day
with their parents.
Mr. Samuel Enos held family re-
union sunday. Quite a large number
were expected, but owing to the bad
weather only tWenty-one were present.
Mr.. and Mrs .Jonat han Williams gave
Ilarge dinntr Christmas Day. All the
children and grandchildren were present
besi lie q number OF other relatives and
friends.
The members Of the Primary Depart
Sment of St. Paul's NJ. f. Sunday school
were given treat at the home of Mr..
SGeorge l.. Townsend, Supt OF the Adult
School. The little folks were entertain
fed for two hours with magic lantern and
EgrApophone. Then they received their
Eclndy and ora 1ges from santa Claus and
went home happy.
There was q very pretty wedding in
|Et. Pau's NJ. f. Church Thursday, at
{high noon. Miss Bessie Hume and Mr..
[l'rcd Reynolds wcrr She happy pair.
SIcv. W. .. Hurst ted the knot which
made them one. Tie bride and groom
ll~c,c attended by Miss Cora Hume.
Sister Of the hri,tr, and Mr.. Will ReyE-
bld, brother Of the groom. The ushers
s@MrIc MIR. Hume. ol Philadelphia, Mr.
Watts, of E.Hckhiri, Mr.. Wood Grifien-
burg, formerly Of Odessa, and Mr.. VIII .
sMct oy, ul Odessa. After the ceremony
ID reception Wir- held ii the home of Il e
Brides parents from . to I O'Clock.
Midd;e;Gwn.
William T. Budd, Of Wilmington, an
pames II. Bndd, Of Harrisburg, sprat
Several days during the holidays wa
Etheir mother, Mrs. Matilda Budd.
The Midd!etown guests at the Krt
Club Ball, Dover. Thursday evcnit.,
wee: Misses Mabel rarvis, Lucie, A,o
Ia nd annie Cochran and Mcssrs. J. {.
Kelly, Geo. l.. Townsend, Fred Cto
band DR.. j. E. Sites.
Mr.. +. NJ. Vaughan was one ui Ct,
gushrrs Il! the marriage oi her cousin
9MlsS MartlIla Exams, to Mr. Alfred r.
iPok, in the NJ. f. Church, Georgetown,
khcI., At 3o'cIOck "Wednesday Afternoon.
phr chu IA was beautifully dec RI cd
sbnl the wedding was Il very pretty one.
n Miss Blanche Cochran received with
NIss Eana CaH,r al Il reception given at
hr1 home near kirkwoDd, on Wcdncs-
bay rvnin%, Among l" other Middle
Town Gr-ts were Miss May IIol,rn and
Della layton, and Mr*srs. W. Reccr
Parkr, G., L. Clayton, Lon Naudain and
J"hi IuthWrll.
u Tr Christmas t,cat at Arustrong'>
to tr SunHay 'horI was given ON ties
sda,rVollng ana was Il success in every
8Na. The attendance was large and \
Itpic was an Ahnntanrr ipr ulI Super |
|hrndcn! j. +, DeaRynr was presented
klth a handsome silk umbrella, through ,
lr. George Rowe. The rrrilatiuns and ,
|nuslr was enjoyed rs much as the ut her
part OF the treat. This is very cnthu-
Elastic school.
The "cakc walk given in the Opcra
House on Christmas night was a sue '
'sS 50 5 'ccc>slll that the uni-criicisms '
eeased from the lifting Of the curtain Ii =,
kas Il burlcsqrc and II good one, laugh !
ablc one, and put over forty dollars in G
lhc treasury nl the \. NJ. {. \. The
(AelYr Young men who imprrsnnatcd the d
ba'I dozen coiolcl coGptrs were gotten /.
bp in fin" shap" and thry actually ''took i
Ehc cake and the house. The drama I
eas good, Il repetition from Thanksgiv-
pg night. II was highly enjoyed blythe '
lholc audience and worthy the lihciaI f
hpIausc il received.
Delaware City. l.
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