The sun., 1898-03-30
LOCAL lN)l'S.

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Levy Court will place the Names in the
jury boxes today.
Scotch ginghams are unusually lovely,
and are nearly as handsome and quite a-
expensive g silk.
The newest hlnuscs designed for spring
wear have open fronts, showing Il vest OF
p,astron between.
Flowers are literally flooding he mar
| ket and are used extensively on all Kinds
of head coverings.
| k"v. Dr. t'ramurr OF Baltimore
preached yesterday afternoon in st.
Andrews Church.
Charles NJ. Handy, who las been to
| California on three months visit, re,
! turned home on Monday night.
There will hc a great number Of floral
crowns on spring hats, roses and yiolrts
being the favored flowers ior these.
| Letters OF administration have been
granted to Annie i. Mcdonald. upon
the estate OF the late James Mclonald
| ". l.. rcttinsiII instructed a Bible
class in the sabbath School lesson at 4
meeting Of \. NJ {. A. ,on Monday even
! ing
Rev. George Hall Of st. Johns p. T..
Church has received the blueprint plans
! tor the new rcctory, which will cost
about $4,000 and will be Of Spanish
style.
Sleeves OF the palmer variety are now
near y close fitting from wrist to should
ers. Only the slightest selnbIance of a
puff remains.
An ENJOYABLE graphaphonc party was
given on Monday evening, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. Marshall, No.
9ll Monroe street.
On Friday night Rev VIZ. Lewis
will lecture At First NJ T. Church, on
the subject "Oliver Cromwell" Mrs.
J. A, Fitch will sing
The managers Of tho Hone for Friend
less and Destitute Children, will hold
the annual meeting next Saturday oven
ing at No. 602 Market street.
Miss Efie Davidson, of Elkton, is the
guest OF friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Sadie Weldn, Of this city, ia the
guest OF Mrs. T. E. Terry, of Harrington.
". J. Richards, ::of Wilmington, WIS.,
tied at Harrington this week
Miss Emna Downs, who has been Wis.,
iting friends in this city, has returned to
her home at Harrington.
Lace edgings and insertions are largely
used on silk waists and costumes.
Mrs. Maggie Howell, Of near Whining
ton, has been entertained by friends at
Trainer, Pa
iokes, square, rounded or V shaped,
are seen Oh many of the blouscs and
basqnes.
William Gum, Of Baltimore, was in
this city yesterday.
William b. ErIncklc, a graduate of
the class of '"1, of the University OF
Pennsylvania, has opened an architects
office in this city, at No. 5OJ Equitable
| Building.
William r. vii ON Of Philadelphia,
was visitor j" !.i~ city yesterday.
George II. Guild, of New York, reg
lStcred at tie 'tyr"n House yesterday.
James W. j,;zirr, Of rittSbury la.,
visited in IT,. ~ yesterday.
physician- report Il prevalence Of
chicken poN, 'H"aslcs and mumps
Exc i',lnmct >Nulhan is a can
dldate for the Republican Nomination
for Sheriff.
| Assistant Inspector General Kelley of
the Department Of Delaware q. \. t.,
will 60 to Baltimore on Friday evening
to attend the annual reception Of the
First Maryland Regiment.
The ferryboat General Hancock had to
return to the Ercakwater for repajrs DIN.
to an accident off Atlantic City, The
Hancock recently left the PuSry X Jones
Company, where she was built.
On the broad-trimmed black straw
hats the ostrich feather will be used
with excellent effect, especially when
combined with the light airy ga,lzes and
chilfDns.
The workmcn in the machine shop of
the Harlan 4 HoIIingsworth COMPANY
are busy getting ont the machinery for
the new boats Stringham and (;cttys- |
burg.
Mrs. Wear will sell her furniture at
NO. Ill Delaware avenue today.
About 30 persons from New Castle nt-
tended the play at the Opera House in !
this city on Monday night.
Miss Rose William, of lIiIlsboro, Nd.
IS tn" guest Of relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, of this
city, arc entertaining Miss Henrietta
Miner, OF Brdgeton, n. J..
Rosettes are used for trimming hats
even more lavishly than when they first
made their appearance some years ago.
Miss Lucy Frazer Of this city has been
visiting friends at New Castle.
Federal Judge Bradford, yesterday
passed upon the final naturalization
papers of Frederick II. Yunker and
George Disz, natives Of Germany.
The Society of the Colonial Wars in
State Of Delaware met in annual session
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hart, of New York
were Wilmington visitors yesterday,
The students OF the Art Exchange will
give an exhibit today at No. lO5 West
Eighth street.
Fancy belts are disblayed in Drofusion