The sun., 1898-03-14
LOCAL DOTS.

II. II. Ward is home from Anada.
Benjamin y, Long. "i rh~nixyiilc,
Pa, is visiting friends in this city.
Charles Dcrrr OF this city, j. visiting
friends at Bridgelon.
Red is the rev Fashionable, r"Ipr iur
the spring girl,
Frank Rowan. Of Valley Forge. is be
ing entertained by Wilmington friends.
/ Mr.. and MIS-. I)anir Reed, OF New
York. are visiting friend. in This city.
Mrs. Harvey Davidson, OF this city, is
the guest OF friends at Delaware City.
Howard Gould and Miss Kate Glenn
mons inspected tt" yacht Niagara on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cullrn, "i this
city, are the guests OF relatives AT Mil
ford.
Mr. and Mrs {. W. Everett. ni Lowell,
Mass, are the guests "i Mr. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Hopes.
Wilmer u. Palmer, station agent at
the F., ". 4 Il. K. L. station, in this
city, spent Saturday evening in Chester
Next saturday, March lnth. has been
selected rs donation day at st. Joseph 5
Home.
The new sleeves are tight except for
IN apologize little puff at the top and
Mvcals perfectly the shape Of the arm.
The summer girl OF rs will wear her
skin, tigh, around the knees and wide ut
,, the bottom.
4 costume OF red blue or green
. cloth, braided with black. is often ac-
companird by u black jacket. scAH
r E.uYrnt Drisc"Il. Of L"uSvilIc w.,
who has been visiting his brother in
Boston has returned to thi> city.
W. J. Benson OF Milford, has been
visiting his brother Elmer +! Benson,
who has been seriously i'll.
!. Mrs. Calrirk, Of Philadelphia, aud
Mrs. Carrrk, nl New Castle. were the
guests Of Mrs H",Ilnck. III this city, on
saturday.
lIis> Elizabeth >chNab, soprano solo.
: I>t, Of st. Mary'S choir, assisted at the
vcswr services last evening at st. Paul. ;
Church.
Samuel T. Compton. leader of the
Grand Opera House Orchestra and Band
, will have charge OF the music y, .>h'llp pot
Park this summer.
Miss Bell jenkins, ni Columbia. Pa
who has been the guest OF Miss MurIr'
: DriSr"ll OF this city, has returned to her
l huIr.
Miss Minnie Dawson, OF this city, las
/ returned from vi>i, to Chesapeake
. City. where she spent 4 weeks enjoy
/, 'nrn',
>IrckI"I tweed now occupies the
/ tailor. attention.. and the costume. ipl
[. n,i, door wear are pr,ttirr than even
| before.
Tie petite girl clnyS ,rnaci",,~Iv t.
the pn,,chc blouse, bll, even that will Ia
Z taken away iron, her after the spring i,
Z we'll advanced.
The light weights cloths brought on
ior warm weather gowns are rxlnisilrl,
soft and fine and are /" Ec had in ;
immense. v;lriet y Of cnlorS.
;. The coming season will be- full L"
brilliant novelties in the way "i dress
II" greatest thing nf all will M III,
picturesque bell skirts.
4 coa, which will no doubt he 5
iavoritc ior spring wear is Of beaver
:. col"rrd cloth with ivory facingS. braide
with braid slightly deeper than the r"
:. in color, but Of the san" tone.
: 4 neat and pretty ~lirtwaist is mad,
l. with Il ro,lnh yok and n box pIaittt
!, back. The former extends well over the
r shoulder /" the front. where il meets
J.. the full fronts, which are arranged i,
small pIai's
/. George Bniz, pupil Of school ~. Is
Il has been awarded his sixth honor Ger
titica,r by Superintendent David W
i Harlan. making II perfect attendance io
! thirty consecutive school months.
: l,rS Tinker. Barrett and Murray AM
4; Chief Justice Lore will make ml,,wS>r'
i next Thursday 1T the reception I" b,
: given by Rev. f. i. short, t" the mem
! brs and friends Of F.pw"rth NJ. +
I Church.
y The Rev. {. \. Tin,li"y and Mrs
b TinlIry have been presented with ;
Z we.I-IiIhM purse, as 4 mark OF tit" rs
>. ttcm in which they are held bv tit,
members Of til" congregation "i Ezinr
i" VI. i. Church,