The sun., 1898-12-19
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Harry D. Boyer, of Smyrna, 10 visiting
friends here. M
Miss Addie Lingo Of Philadelphia 10
visiting here.
Miss Emma Sheldon Of Millville, N. J.,
is visiting here.
]. Norris Robinson is on business
trip to New York.
Mrs. Mary G. Soard has returned to
her homo near Elkton.
Henry Lee FuIenwider is confined to
his home with Ia grippe.
Thomas johnson has returned to his
home at Reads Wharf, Va.
Miss Rose Mcguire, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends In this city.
The Rev. w. L. 8. Murray, D. D., has
returned from Deals Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tatnall Warner enter
tained at dinner on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Jarman OF Berlin,
Md, are the guests Of friends here.
Miss Mabel Cappelle is expected home
from Smith College next Wednesday.
Thomas Kelley, well-known resident
of Wilmington, is confined to his home
by illness.
j. #. Crew has returned from trip OF
three weeks to Florida and other South
ern States.
Howard Z. Stats won the piano
chanced off by Osceola Lodge, K. Of p,
at Newark. ,
The number OF cases of diphtheria in
the city remains in the neighborhood of
fifteen. There were two deaths within
the week.
| w. L. Pettingill, of the Pennsylvania
Bible Institution, will give special talk
to the Bible class at the Y. M. 9. A. hall
this evening. ats
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Scott will en-
tertain house party at their home,
Lexington" near Delaware City, over
Christmas.
Mrs. Sheffield Phelps is the guest of
her father, Mr.. Preston Lea. Mrs. Phelps
will not return to New York until after
the holidays.
The estimated value of buildings for
which permits were issued during the
week by Building Inspector John j. Cas-
sidy, was $S,983.50.
! The Opera House Orchestra will play
for the Christmas services at st. Peters
r. G. Church, under the direction. of
Samuel T. Compton.
On Saturday Mrs. La Motto du Pont
and Miss Louise A. l. du Pont gave their
second german Of their series Of six. /
believe Mr.. Harlan g. Scott is to lead.
The properties Of Sarah A. Reynolds
and Leah J. Bird sold on Saturday to
John K. Bradford for SLIPS, and Will
lard Salisbury for 81, $3.50, respectively.
James Scott was charged by his wife,
Bessie Scott, with non.suppsort, Satur-
day, but Magistrate Kelley deemed the
evidence insufficient and dismissed the
/ case.
The New Century Club women are
quite elated over their tenth birthday,
which is nearing. They are arranging
for a banquet and program of literary
merit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sellers will,
after the first of the year, live in Phila-
delphia returning to their beautiful
country home at "Clif' Station, early in
April.
The second annual reception of Di-
vision No. 4, A. 0. H., will be given in
Turn Hall on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 49, Albert's Orchestra has been
engaged for the occasion.
The last lecture of the advent course,
now being held in st. Mary's r. O..
Church, will be given on Wednesday
night next, when Father James Tim
minis, Of Chester, will preach.
Rev. M. B. Sice, late pastor of St..
Joseph's home, Wilmington, DEL, now
OF st. Joseph's Industrial School, Clay
ton, DEL, is quite i'll at the latter place,
threatened with pneumonia.
M. J. Roach, a well-known singer and
of the firm of Keenan, & Roach, proprie-
tors of the National Laundry, is i'll. He
is threatened with typhoid fever. DR..
J. G. Fahey is attending him.
Wilmington merchants should have all
the patronage of local residents, as all
articles are marked as cheap as can be
secured in larger cities Of the country.
The goods are also fine in texture.
All the bellies and matrons are on the
qui vive about the fancy dress dance at
| St. Armour, Mrs. La Motto du Points
house on the 2Sth. 1t promises to be a
brilliant affair. On the 3Oth the first
Friday night dance occurs.
Mrs. Arthur Wallace Cbas, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. William Lea.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Chase will 60 to
South Carolina early this week and in
January they go to Havana. Mrs.
Chase has been making name for her
self in the world of letters and has had
several clever darky dialect stories in a
western newspaper.
Colonel Hollands Dewey Guards were
mustered out of service on Saturday.
!, When the war broke out Colonel Hol-
land, Lieutenant Colonel James Halli-
day and Captain Robert Mckenzie
formed company OF volunteers with
headquarters at No. 517 East Fourth
street. The company was not called
upon so all the members were honorably
discharged.
Municipal Court Gases.
For being drunk, G. Barkus, w.
WINNING and Charles Rossue, were