The sun., 1898-01-02
THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
Odessa.

Miss Francis Aspril is visiting Mis-
Ethel Powell at Bryn Mawr.
Harry Stevens, OF Philadelphia, wa
ut home for Christmas.
Miss Lidie Rose spent Christmas will
her father, David {. Rose
Will Townsend has returned from :
two weeks visit to Wilmington.
Mrs. Vim. FAIRIES and children are Wis
iting Mr.. FAIRIES parents ut Smyrna.
Mrs. l.. V. Aspril is the guest Of hcl
aunt, Miss Williams in Germantown.
George fIcldlnyer was nj home fo1
Christmas, returning to Philadelphia
Monday.
Miss Helen Durc, Of Philadelphia, i.
spending few days with Odessa friends
Richard Foard and son Watkins, o
New York, were at home for Christmas.
Mrs. Stanton and daughters, Of Ches
ter, have been spending several days
with Samuel Enos.
Miss Bessie Temple left on Monday ioI
BARCLAY, Md, where she will be tho
guest Of Miss Carrie dudley.
g. Lou Coppagc, OF Wilmington, spent
several days of this week with his cousin
Miss Georgia Enos.
Mr.. Morgan, Of Dover, has been spend
ing the holidays with his sisters the
Misses Morgan.
Will keegan, who is attending Pierce :
College in Philadelphia, is home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Mabel Caulk, of Salem, n. j.,
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lloyd.
Mr.. John Warner, Of Wilmington,
a been the guest Of his uncle Mr..
Da liel Corblt, for few days
Miss Lidie Gilch and a lady friend
from Atlantic City are the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gilch.
Rev. W. 0. Hurst and Mrs. Hurst re-
turned on Thursday from very pleasant
visit to Mrs. IIursl'S mother, near
Queenstown, Md.
Messrs. Sylvester D. Townsend, OF
Delaware City, and l.. Scott Townsend,
OF Wilmington, spent Christmas Day
with their parents.
Mr. Samuel Enos held a family re-
union sunday. Quite large number
were expected, but owing to the bad
weather on y twenty-one were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Williams gave
aslarge dinner Christmas Day. All the
children and grandchildren were present
besi.le a number of other relatives and
friends
The members of the Primary Depart
ncnt of st. PauPs NJ. T.. Sunday-school
were given a treat ut the home Of Mr.
George l.. Townsend, Supt. of the Adult
School. The little folks were entertain
ed for two hours with magic lantern and
grlpophone Then they received their
candy and ora 1ges from Santa Claus and
went home happy.
There was a very pretty wedding in
s.. raul's NJ. +. Church Thursday, at
high noon. Miss Bessie Hume and Mr.
Fred Reynolds Wcr" tle happy pair
Rev. W. =. Hurst ted the knot which
made them one The bride and groom
were attended 10y Miss Cora Hume,
sister oi Inc bride, and Mr. viii RcyE-
"ld, biDic Ul the groon The uslcrs
were Mr. Hume, OF Philadelphia, Mr.
Cats, oi Earkhirl. Mr.. Wood Griiipll-
burg, formerly ui Odessa, and Mr.. VIII
Met 'oy, Of Odessa. After Ike ceremony
a reception was held at he home Of tie
brides par'nlt, from 40 i O'Clock.
Miud.c,owu.
William T. Rudd, OF Wilmington, an,
james II. Budd, Of Harrisburg, spr.
several days during the holidays wi
their mother. Mrs. Matte Budd.
The Middletown guests at the Kr.,
Club Ball, Dover. Thursday evcnii,
we.r: Misses Mabel parvis, Lucie, 49,.
u I'd Annie Cochran and Messrs. J. {. I
Kelley, Geo. l.. TOWNSEND, Feed C'uIc
and DR.. J. {. Sites.
Mr. +. NJ Vaughan was one Of t.,
ushcrS at the marriage Of her cousin
Miss Martilla Evans, to Mr.. Alfred F.
PoIk in the NJ T. Church, Georgetown,
Del, at 3 o'clock "Wednesday Afternoon.
The chu "a Wa beautifully Il C ra I'd
and the Wedding was Il very pretty one.
Miss Blanche Cochran received with
Miss Edna Cazrr al Il reception given at
ncr home near kirkWopd, on WrdncS-
pay evening. Among the other Middle
town guests were Miss May lI"i,rn and
Della Clayton, and McSsls. ". Rtcrr
Parker, {. K. Clayton, Lou Naudain and
John RothWrIl.
The Christmas treat a, Arnstrong's
to the Sunday ), hopl WAS given on Tues
day evening aU'! was Il success in every
way. The attendance WAS alyc and
there was an abundance for all. Super
ntrndrnt J. +. Dcakynr was presented
with handsome silk umbrella. through
Mr.. George Rowe. The rrrtations and
music was en- joycd a. much as the othcr
part Of the treat. This is II very cnthu-
siaStc school.
The "cakc walk" given in the Opera
House on Il Christmas night was u sue
G -, 80 ; 'cccSsiul that the ani-crii icisms
ceased from the fitting Of he curtain II
was burlcsQuc and i good one, Il laugh
able one" and PIT over forty holar. in
the treasury OF the !. VI. {. \. The
tHrlvc Young men who inprr>onatrd the I
hall dozen culplci couples were gotten :
up in fine shape and they actually ''took
t he raIlr' and tn" house. The drama
was good, repetition from ThankSgiv-
ing night. II was highly enjoyed by the
whole aud drnce and worthy the liberal
applause il received.
Delaware City.
Miss Sabina G,rrudc Morris is home
for the holidays. I
DR.. Irwin Sheppard was in town for {
Christmas.
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