The sun., 1898-05-27

last night.
Miss Belle r. Goodwin, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned
to Camden.
Miss Ethel England, of Camden, N. j.,
is visiting Mrs. Alfred Heck, OF No. 1927
West street.
Mrs. Enoch Moore, Jr., and Enoch
Moore, 3rd, are spending some time at
Atlantic City.
C. j. Moriarity and his manager Sam
Fitzpatrick will leave this city for san
Francisco today.
Mrs. j. w. Cook, of this city, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Jester, OF Dover.
Mrs. Hattie Kelley, of this city, has
been entertaining her sister, Mrs. John
Barcus, ot Pearson.
Many Wilmingtonians went to Phila-
deIphia on Wednesday night to see the
Gambols of the Lambs.
The German ship, Bayonne, from
Venice, Italy, has entered this port to
load with oil at Marcus Hook.
Bishop Coleman conducted confrma-
ton services last evening at Christ
Church, Brandywine hundred.
Tenth ward Democrats will meet to-
night in Weccacoe Hail, to elect dele
gate to the hundred convention.
The body of Mrs. Thomas Frazier, No.
400 East Ninth street, was taken to
Smyrna yesterday for interment.
The Alumnae Association OF the High
School, will give a musical in the Assem-
bly, Hall, Oh Monday evening, May 80.
The Rev. DR.. Collins, OF Philadelphia,
will assist i'll the penticostal service at
Wesley NJ. E. Church, on next Sunday
Magistrate Kelley has returned home
from Worcester, Mass, where he spent
several days visiting friends and reia,
tives.
Eleventh ward Democrats will elect 4
delegate to the hundred cunventlon, at
Maryland avenue and Beech street to.
night.
The drcdge International, row in the
dry dock at the shipyald OF the iarial
4 Hollingswoth Company, viii lcaV,
tomorrow.
Between her essay and that prett.
fluffy garment, the commencement
gown, tie sweet girl graduate is KEEP
pretty busy.
Those who own lots in Riverviev
Cemetery will be compelled to keep then
} in order without the assistance Of out
side contractors.
Bishop Coleman has returned from
New York, where lie attended the com
mencement exercises Of the Genera
Theological Seminary.
Frank Filler had one of his ribs broker
on Wednesday, by falling from a seat
iold at the yards Of the Harlan x Ho
, lingsworth Company.
Tie adjourned meeting OF the Gram
Castle OF the X. &. L. was reopened o
: Wednesday night, and the untnishe
! business was completed.
$ A letter recently received from CharlC
D II. Sasse, who is now in Paris with /
Blumenthal, states that he is in goo
health and enjoying himself.
Encampmcnt, No. 81, Union Netera
5 Legion, will hold its annual memoirs
4 services at its hall, corner Third al
: Market streets, on saturday evening.
! There was no meeting OF the Christia
= and missionary Alliance last night, o
u account Of the special pentecostal NEE
l. ing at Harrison Street NJ. E. Church.
d c. L. Pyle has been awarded the col
IS tract for furnishing and deliyeril
crushed stone to be used on Twelit
. street betw Market and Jefferson.
! The Rev. Andrew B. Wood, Of Dove
II who is visiting in this city, will 60
e Boston, Mass, next week to assist Il
e Rev. McAllister, OF that city, in h
n work.
,s The British bark Greenland, Of Il
70 cryolite fleet, is expected to arrive at Il
;e shipyards of the Jackson & Sharp Coz
!, pany in few days for general owe
ic hauling.
d Miss Salie B. Manuel, of No. 928 El
n street, ard William Bal, formerly
:. ~ this city, now OF Newark, will be ma
II ried on June s, at the home Of the brid'
rs parents.
ct A grand floral concert and dance W
A. be given in Shields Library Hall, We
i, nesday evening, June |. Thon
:" =, Finnegan, chairman; James Canno
'k secretary; Charles McDonough, treasure
I'd Mrs. Honar ]. Cooper of Washingtc
I'd will make an addres tonight at the fl
Ie public reception OF the Woman's Leag
or of Wilmington, to be held at Bethel
u NJ. E. Church, Sixth and Walnut stree
no Mrs. A. G. Bowie, of this city, {
~ ", tended the wedding OF Miss Ida Mullik
US and Arthur X. Spadlding, both Of Prir
he Georges county, Md, in the Holy Tr
ic ity p Z. Church, at Upper Marlboro,
III Wednesday.
w. The Rey. w. +. Lewis Of Rodn
al street Presbyterian Church, will addr
81 the Y. M. G. A. meeting on Sunday,
90 the subject, "As Others See U.s. s.
re eral selections will be sung by Rodn
Church choir.