The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-02-28
LOCAL D'yTS.
The fifth day Of Lent.

A "cool ,housand' pounds OF
ice.
Sudden wealth seldom comes by
honesty.
Pleasure and action make the hours
seem short.
Gratitude preserves old friendship and
procures new.
Mrs. Rowland, If this city, has been
visiting at Dover.
Mr.. Johnson, OF this city, is visiting
friends a, Newark.
Miss Sallie Lumb OF Newark, was in
this city Yesterday.
George Matthews, of New Castle, was
in this city Friday evening
Miss Salie Jackson, OF Elxton, is the
guest Of relatives in this city.
Miss Eleanor Murphy, Of this city, is
visiting friends at New Castle.
Miss Anna Mccall, OF this city, is the
guest Of friends at New Castle.
Bishop Monagan, OF this city spent
several days in EIkton recently.
Sheriff Westcott, OF Salem county,
y. j., was in this city on Friday
The monthly meeting OF the Y. W. c.
T. L. was held Friday afternoon.
Miss. Blanche Bockus, Of Newark, Is
the guest OF relatives in this city.
That which is higher and l.andsomer
when the head is otf-The pillow.
Mrs. Job l.. Green, OF Marcus Hook,
is visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Mrs. Hannah Cooper, who has been III
for some time, is rapidly convalesclng.
DR.. J. W. Dewitt, Of this city, has
been he guest OF friends at st. Georges.
Miss Marian Hushebeck, OF New
Castle, spent Friday evening in this
city.
Miss Collins, OF this city, is visiting
her brother Joseph L. Collins OF Middle
town.
Mr. Mackey, train dispatcher and
family, have just returned from trip to
Canata.
/ Miss Mather, OF this city addressed
the New Century Club meeting at Dover,
Oh Thursday
Miss Nctte and Lizzie Mckeown, OF
Fairview. Delaware, are visiting relatives
in Wilmington.
On Thursday, April q, the ?. +.
Sunday school Institute will be held in
Trinity Church.
Miss Neva Parvis has returned to
Dover from this city where She has been
visiting friends.
Letters Il administration have been
granted t. Lewis c. Fritz: on the estate
Of Susan J. Fritz.
Mrs. John Steele and Miss Mary Steele,
Of Newark. were the guests OF friends III
this city Yesterday.
Paul sweeney. aged ) years, OF No.
1906 West Front street. died yesterday
morning OF diphtheria.
Miss Mabel Parvis who las teen visit.
INK her sister Mrs, Hugh G. Browne, has
returned to Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Tow nsend, Of this
city, have been the guests Of George !.
Townsend, Of Middletown.
Mrs. Claude r. Booker OF this city. il
the guest oi Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Join Greaves, OF Upland.
William +. Lane has been appointed
in charge Of the shifting engine in plac
vi Conductor Alexander Griffith.
The schooner yacht Ilidegarde is fit
l ting for cruise at the wharv"s OF tn
Harlan & Uollingsworth Company,
The Rev. George l.. Wolfe. pastor ,
the first NJ. p Church, preached to til
: sons Of America y sterday morning.
: G. r. Rumiord, oi this city. Las lcc
r awarded bronze medal. by the Penn
svIvania Photographers Association.
Leisure is very pleasant garment
-, look at, but it is a very Lad one to YEA
:, The rain Of many may be traced to it.
u Re-. Il. A. Barnes. pastor ii the NJ.
J. Church at IandcnDcrg, Pa. is very sic
q !. G.. Johns N. OF this clt y,lillrd his pull
Sunday.
The Misses Rose and Barbara 1ri
=. gave a very enjoyable" entertainment
>, their home No. "Di West Third street I
III Friday evening.
d Berlin ". Tinker VI. D., s'lperinte
a dent Of public schools in Waterbur
Conn. is the guest OF his parents
ASDurv parsonage.
Several delegations from this city "
ny attend the ninth anniversary Of the I
L. ganizat:on of TalIcvviIc Lodge, X. OF
he on Monday night.
nj Nanitom Association OF llaymakt
49, visited Chester Saturday evening to i
nv tiate about a score Of members in
ia. Chester association.
OF The revival services at Haven N.
in Church, Third and Scott streets, beg
n Yesterday, and will continue every eve
ns ing during the week.
" Mis- SaIIic X. CoIc one Of the b
Il" Solo singers in this city. will sing sci
lu- tons in Wesley NJ. f. Church /
as morning and evening.
F. &. Babc,ck. general manager OF
,Ja Guarantee Building and Loan Assoc
ton in this city, has returned iron
III business trip to Baltimore.
l'e Mrs. ". Carlisle, Of 80. 1913 W
ly, Seventh street. gave very cnJ"ya
:" party on Friday evening in honor OF
an brother, Howard n Staytpn.
,ln The Junior Christian Endea
~ Society, oi Calvary Baptist Church, g
''' very enjoyable musical and liter
III" entertainment, on Friday evening.
on Paul Davewitt, an empIoyc Of Kot
IIunttugs circus, and whose home is
oar this city, had his collar bone broken
-, Friday, while playing in Chester.
Tie annual business meeting Of
me {. +. society Of Central Prcsbyter
i'm Church, for the election Of officers,
4 Il.