The sun., 1898-01-05

the frame work, aside from some gencr-
ous subscriptions.
p. p. Collins of Delaware City is spend
ing some time with his family here.
! Mrs. Sam Wood has returned to her
duties in Philadelphia, after a ten days
visit with friends in and near town.
/ Mrs. Edwin Jones, OF Philadelphia il
guest Of friends in town.
The Whist Club met last night with
Mrs. J. Edwin Hoffeckcr.
Reul en- and George Denney have ne,
turned to Philadelphia, after weeks
visit with their parents at the Lin
lens."
Miss Nellie Wrightson, OF Easton, Md.
has been the z lest OF Miss Ada FARRELL
Brown.
\ small and informal dance will be
given III the Opera House Tomorrow
evening by the Young men oi this town
Prof. og,s of Chester, will furnish
the music.
Misses Eta Wilds, Edith Sweercy and
Mare ES'ln have given pleasant even
ing socialS at their home during the past
few evenings.
The "Charar,cri~tic Matinee" given hv
Miss Bertha lluflcckcr. in honor uf icr
guest, Miss Carrie iIoiirckcr, of VII
nnEton vas IL delightful affair. NJ :
llotleck"r won the first prize, Miss Alice,
Sprlanc" being awarded the consultation
prize.
The dance given at Wo Dd,anl Beach
III the spacious dining room ot the hotel
by MIR and Mrs. :. =. Caulptc cll in
honor Of their guests, Mrs. Matte Camp
hcII, Miss Fannie Slaughter, and Charles
'ampboII of Wilmington, was IA sue
c">>in, affair. Prof. Jerry Gpld-bcrou h
furnished the music and many guc~r :
were present. The hotel WAS la>triuIlv
decorated and sumptoU- rcpa~t was
served.
Ms>o- AdcIa Jarrcl. Clara lIazolI
and Ella Clark return to Maryland
College Luthcryilc, today.
Miss May Walker, who has been a
guest oi Mrs. Marie Waller, has returned
10 pniIa0cjphia.
Mr.. Ruth Williams, wife Of cx.Cou-
2r"--mal James Williams, w. buried
here sunday at , O'Clock. Many dis
llngulshrd l"IaWarcans Wrr" present and
the services, which were conducted hv
br. George Washington Dame were very
impressive, lntcrucnt was made at It.
Peters +, +. Cemetery. The paIl-bcar-
"rs wore: i. II. Ilaz"ll. Franklin Tenn
pie, ". II. JHnnry, Joseph T.. Carter.
john tnSgrotl, VIM. George Hill. Those
who attended the funeral from a distance
were:
kcv. \. g. tUnNin>, Ir,, New York !;
DR.. W. II. Cooper, Hon. Tholnls +.
Hayard, Wilmington ; Chancellor J. L.
Nicholson, William SauIsburv. Mis-
~a'lISburN,WlI.iam I. Guntnrr>, E-Q.; J.
Frank Nlid>, Dover Mrs Caldwell,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs Be
vur; Mrs. Elias 'innthcr>, Philadelphia
William j. Williams. Phladrl pha
Samuel Taylor and family, Wharton
Novel; and family. Harry Clark and
family, William Jones aid family Of
kcnt0n.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margarr, Culbrcth
took place her" Sunday at 10 O'Clock
Il. III. Mrs. ca brcth and oX-tungrr~
It was very sud to see tWo funerals in one
family on tn" same day. The aur
rector pitir!aIcI. Thc rprtr-" proceed, Il
{" the same cemetery and >rvrlH' ual-
hcalvrs ~ unr funeral served at Il,
other. BY the death ui Nn>. CuhrrlI.
amt Ma. Williams, Il. Peters =. T.
Nhmth io~r, tWuoi it, ~trllgr~t mem
hrr~. I'r. &. ". Pane and Nr
NI!Nir iti'i0lrI at Mrs. CuIm ,,'-
tUuoraj. The raiIb.ar"r~ were >anucl
Reynolds L. NJ. Price. ". II. Lan.c.
lion, Il. \, i!a2cII, John C,,smfi. VIII
&. lliIi. lho>" Whoraulr from Ii~,au,.
+" attend the th' services Nrr
Mr.. Sew'iI Navn. Ma. T.. K. C,rk~n
Mis- Blanche ,o"kran, Dr.. T. II. Gilru
ami wife. itov, Wj'ijau |. Wilkio. Mid
I'll It wn;A v. .numIn-, David Derrick.
son anu wife. Wilmington: Josrlh
Bur 'h' na llou.ton tuIhrrlh, over;
Mrs. ltIt i tuIhrth. Mrs. Wilton
SnoWdrn, baltimore; Charles T.. ~udlrr.
Miss Virginia >udIcr, rhiIadc'p'lia: Rev.
y. J. twmmIn- Jr.. New NoyI.