The sun., 1898-05-31
LOCAL DOTS.


True hope is based on energy OF char
acter.
Miss Alice Griffith OF th city,is at At
lantic City.
Harry solloway spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. D. S. Hugg has returned to FELTON,
from this city.
Miss Glare Daugherty spent yesterday
at Montchanin.
The value of character is the standard
of human progress.
Miss Adeline Jones has been visiting
friends at Princeton
John X. Bradford is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
A flag was raised at Third and Rail-
road yesterday morning
John C. Thawley OF Laurel, has been
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lillian G. Grant Of this city, is
visiting friends at Bristol, Pa.
Miss Bertha Harlan Of this city, is at
Hotel de Vile, Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Pierce is entertaining Miss
Nettie Smeltz of Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Grant, of this city, is the
guest Of friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Baird of this city,is spend
ing some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. Van Doran Kelley of Balti-
more, Md, is visiting in this city.
Andrew Taylor, who is suffering with
nervous prostration, is improving.
Mrs. L. J. Vanneman of Port Deposit,
is the guest of friends in this city.
John Brown, who mas been visiting
friends at Lewes, has returned home.
Lester Black OF this city has been
visiting friends at Charlestown, Md.
Arthur Cantwell, who has been visit
ing here has returned to Charleston.
Miss Mary Jackson has returned home
from visit to friends at Princeton.
Miss Elizabeth Dennison Of this city,
is the guest OF friends at Millvile, n. j.
Colonel Mark H. Davis of Milford,
Del, was Wilmington visitor on Satur-
day.
Edward and Robert Banks of Stanton,
DEL, were Wilmington visitors yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Truax Of Philadel-
phia, are the guests OF friends in this
city.
Miss Elsie JosIyn of this city, is enter
tanning Miss Clara Grubb, OF Philadel-
phia.
Ii you want to effect the very latest
contrast put purple collar on your blue
gown.
Miss Ilennah lIackett of Philadelphia
is being entertained by Wilmington
friends.
Mrs William r. Beeks OF Ceciton.
Nd, is entertaining Mrs. James Hail Of
this city.
The fashionable feature Of the warm
weather promises TO be tie white
costume.
The praying band OF Asbury NJ. L.
Church held rally last night in the
Auditorium.
Summer dinner gowns are pretty made |
in accordion plated chiffon and trimmed
with ribbon.
Mrs. Robert Woolston of Ninccntown-
n. D., has been visiting Mrs. A. 5. Dever,
all of this city,
Mrs. Elizabeth Faucctte has returned .
to Camden after a pleasant visit to Will |
nington friends.
Nothing adds more grace to an already .
graceful figure than sash tied about the .
waist with long ends at the side or back. |
Edward Pyle, foreman painter at
Cramps ship yard, Philadelphia, was
the guest OF friends in this city vestcr-
day.
The subject for the Wednesday even
ing prayermeeting at Central Presby-
terrain Church is The General Assem- |
bly,"
J. Leonard johnson has returned to
this city from Pennsylvania, where he
has been making a tour through the coal
regions.
The Calling Committee of Central |.
Presbyterian Church, is requested to
meet at the Manse, this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
A surah sash has one distinct advan-
-age over all others-it washes beauti-
FULLY and takes dye better than any
other silk.
The heroes who fought, bled and died
tor their country, We're not forgotten
for their graves were strewn
with flowers.
Mrs. John Ganding and Mrs. William
OF Roxborough, who have been
visiting friends in this city, have re-
jurned home.
White silk yelling, taffetas and crepe
lie chimes make lovely summer gowns,
md these thin stuffs are tucked, SHRED
md corded in the most elaborate man
ler.
The handsomest sashes are made of
moire ribbon, with a bro
caded stripe running through the centre,
md are from twelve to eighteen inches
vide.
Levy Court will hold special meeting
oday, when the county assessors v ill re-
GIVE instructions demanded by the
adams tax law.
Red, white and blue greeted us every
Where yesterday, the drivers having dec
rated tbnir hnrSaS with Hnuu o,l 4