The sun., 1898-06-06
LOCAL DOTS.

Clarence G. Kirk, who has been visit
ing among his friends at Oxford. Pa.,
Rising Sun, Md, and Elkton, Md, has
returned home.
James H. Wright is at Atlantic City for
the benefit OF his health.
Mrs. George Maier has returned home
from Northampton, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Greedy Knowles
have been entertaining Miss Edith Pache,
OF New York.
Miss Greta Nields, who has been Wis
iting friends at Sioux City and Omaha,
is now detained in the former city by
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chance are the
guests of friends in Philadelphia.
Ernest Otteni. of this city, gave a hack
party yesterday to Barsch farm on the
Concord pike.
Harry f. Wright, of this city, left,
with party, on Saturday, for a fishing
trip down the Chesapeake Bay.
Rev. Father Flyrn, who has been i'll,
has recovered.
Pocahontas Lodge of West Chester will
celebrate its 50th anniversary on June
%, when Eden LCd"e, No. 81, |. o. o.
F., OF this city, will pay it a fraternal
visit.
II. ?. Joslyn and Herbert L. Rice, OF
this city, graduated on Friday, with high
honors, from the U. of p. law school,.
Howard Beatty, of West Chester a
private in the Pennsylvania U. s. v,
Stationed at Fails Church. Va, was Il
Wilmington visitor on Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Bringhurst, of Park
Place, is entertaining Miss Annie
Trainor, of Trainer, Pa.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. Danforth Bush have
removed to their country residence on
the kennett turnpike.
! Miss Willemina de Haes, who has
been visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to Germantown.
Congressman William B. Baker, of the
second Maryland district, was the guest
of Deputy Collector OF Revenue Wells a
the Fedora; building or Saturday.
W. G. Turner, of Harrington, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. William Ryan. of this city, ha
been visiting her parents at Harrington
The Misses Hebb gave delightful
dance to their pupils on Friday even
ing at their residence on Franklil
street.
! Miss Watson of Wenovale, Pa, is tin
guest OF Miss Helen Pennypacker OF thi
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Speakman ant
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Speakman hav
!, taken home at Holly Oak for the sum
mer
{ James Grant of this city, has beel
given charge of the orchestra at tn
Henopen Hotel, Rehoboth, for the com
ing season.
!; A team belonging % the Diamond Ic
, Company ran away on Saturday nigh
:, from Tenth and King to the Phoeni
Fire Engine House, where it was stol
! ped.
. The Street and Sewer Department ha
issued a card containing much data {
9 interest to department and city.
$ A handsome lithograph representa-
! the battle of Manila has been distribute
: to each of the customers of the Hartman
& Fehrenbach Company.
The Bay Line steamer Tennessee, beir
built by the Harlan 4 lIollingswort
n Company, will probably be launcht
!, about the middle Of the month.
q Economy joined to industry is a bett
o outfit to business than a dowery.
-" Some midsummer organdies have flor
Il figures as large as ones hand.
'r Mr.. and Mrs. Harry keppele Mill
e had their second at home" on Tucsda
J. evening, at their home on Jacksc
>, street.
:, Mrs. A. A. Capel'e, who has been Wis
= ing Miss Mabel Capelle at Northampto
y have .eturned home.
T. Miss Clara Stanley of Atlantic Cit
n has been visiting the Misses Hebb.
j. Miss Helen McCaulley of this city, h
n returned from pleasant visit to NJ
i Bertha Hoffecker of Smyrna.
w. Black and white hats are all the ras
~ Some very pretty shirt waists are ma
~ Of new washing fabric of silk al
~ linen, with cords running through it,
rt The wedding of Alexander j. But
if and Miss Mary Barnes. is announced
ID take place on June 22d, in st. Pauls
. G. Church.
=, The children of st. Mchael's d
10 Nursery have been taken to Atlant
SO City for the summer.
a Miss Sue Hickman, who has be
s. visiting friends at Chesapeake City, /
al returned home.
ne Mrs. Eugene Cleaver of Middleton
:, is entertaining Miss Ethel NJ. Vandegl
y OF this city.
Mrs. William E. Deputy and daugh
'n Of Milford, are the guest of relatives
as his citv