The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1898-04-18
LOCAL DOTS.

Yesterday in Philadelphia.
The largest circulation in the world
that OF postage stamps.
He who has no faith in himself is
doubted by every one else.
Mrs. Clarence +. Poole, Of Silver Lake,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. A. G. Pearce is the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. John S. Writ, OF Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Baker and
Miss Carrie Baker are at Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Hewes is the guest of
friends in Cleveland.
Miss Sophia Caldwell is visiting Miss
Lulu Brown at Elkton.
Miss Margaret Hurll is the guest OF
friends at Chester.
Captain Philip Reybold has returned
from Philadelphia.
Edward +. Pride, of this city, is visit
ing his parents at Georgetown.
Miss Edible Smith is visiting Miss
Natalie Canning at Ionkers.
The man without a purpose lives on,
but he enjoys not life.
George W. spicer is visiting friends in
Chester.
The fancy straw hat is trimmed with
ribbon, flowers and foliage.
Gore s. Wright, Of Dover, has been
visiting in this city.
Charles T. Purnell has returned to
Georgetown from this city.
w. X. Crosby, of this city, is spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Gallagher, OF this city, has
been visiting friends at Hockessin.
r. H. Robinson of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of friends i'll this city.
Miss Clarissa Richards, OF Wilmington,
has been visiting friends at Middletown.
Mrs. II. A. Miller and daughter, Miss
Gretta, have been visiting friends at
Elkton.
} Mrs. A. f. Bremen of Elkton, is
entertaining Mrs. N. M. Brown OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton II. Hawkins have
been visiting friends and relatives at
8 Dover.
Miss Agnes Nelson, who has been Wis
iting her aunt at HOckessln, has returned
V home.
: A iaunty colarettc owes its novelty to
its unique outline and its cap and collar
extension.
The o.ncial trip Of Howard Gould's
t Yacht Niagara will be held Next Satur-
II day.
c. J. Moriarity, who has been visiting
relatives at Richmond, Va, has returned:
~ home.
Mrs w. w. Van SAINT, OF this city, has
T. been entertaining Mrs. W. {. Eliason, OF
Middletown.
The Thursday Morning Club will meet
e this week at the home OF the Misses
70 Wales.
~ Mrs Henry De Naingcr and Master
e Harry DE Naiinger, of Mlddetown, are
the guests OF friends in this city.
Rev. Clarence Woodman, Of New York,
,e preached at the vesper service at st.
i, Patrick Church yesterday.
- The bottom OF the four-mast steel bark
Walter II. Wilson, will be scraped al
the Harlan X Hullingsworth Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice 7. Satter
G. thwalte are spending a short time a
10 Atlantic Atv.
IN Miss Laura ellis, OF this city, is the
guest of Miss Craze saunders, Of New
Castle.
A luw-neckel ovcr-blouse with rippl,
vs. cape Is one form OF charming wais
lie decoration.
I'd J. W. Williamson, conductor Oh tin
le Delaware railroad, was married at Clay
y; ton, ON Saturday.
Miss Ida Donavan has returned Il
Georgetown after a pleasant visit Il
friends III this city.
H. Bingham is very fashionable for al
d. entire gown, and the variety ls large
H. than Tor many seasons.
If ElwOod Cosdun, clerk in assistant En-
:, gineer's office at Clayton, was married a
- harrington, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peterson an,
daughter, ct Philadelphia, are the guest
Is, Of friends in this city.
10 James NJ. Grant the popular volinis
o' OF this city, played i'll Grace Orchestrs
Ia yesterday at st. Paul's II. {. Church.
en- Professor C.Nictor Zebey,o Williams
ia. port, attended the funeral Of his brotht
~ III VIE Wy Viz ltlSu Vi lllC WIN
in Miss Pancoast has returned to Phila
ill delphla after pleasant visit to Mr.. an
os MIS-. Henry Thompson, of this city.
Shopping bags, long narrow affair
est lined with MORE or satin, are tigurin
wo again in the belongings Of the societ
,d. woman.
a Edward Herman entertained a nun
Der of his friends on Friday evening :
II his home, No. 3Ol West Second street, i
' ' honor OF his birthday.
,ip A novelty in trimming, which is nj
ys- entirely unlike the chenille lace, is mac
OF crimped ribbon on lace foundatio
which matches the ribbon in color.
;s The Auditorium at Eleventh and MAJ
al ison streets has been purchased b
est Joseph J.. Carpenter from the Whining
yIv ton Real Estate Company.
Marian Wood has received a contra,
L. from William J. johnson to build tw
Ia. Ia. houses on Twenty-ninth street, betwee
rsV Tatnall and Market.
in The Whittier Literary Society
ard Friends School gave very enjoyab
a.. entertainment on Saturday evening
B. the school, Fourth and West streets.
op. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. McAdams, wi
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