The sun., 1898-02-11
LOCAL DOTS.

Mr., and Mrs. Ira .Iefferis, OF tins city,
were in West Chester yesterday.
Miss Emma Aydon is visiting eia-
tives in Philadelphia.
Miss NJ. Barry. OF New York, was in
the city yesterday.
G. ]. Moriarity. Of this city, has re-
turned from New York.
Miss Rcbecca Griffith, of New York,
is registered at the Clayton Honse.
SIX. Smith visited friends in Philalel-
paia on Wednesday.
Next month at Bishopstead there will
be quiet day for women.
George P. Bissell was in Philadelphia
Wednesday on business.
Henry NJ. Love, of Philadelphia is
Clayton House guest.
The oyster boat Mary L. Cooper is tied
up at the oyster wharf.
X. +. Moseley and Joe Brown, y
Chester, were in this city yesterday. /I
The marriage of James Stirling hd1
Miss Laura Scott, is announced to AXE
place October next. '#
Job Saylor, Of Philadelphia. is visit.
ing his sister Mrs Martha Young, OF
this city.
Miss Lydia Saxton. of this city, has
left for New York. where she will spend
two weeks.
John W. Todd, gene1d superintend-
ent of the Diamond Stah Iron Works,
is seriously i'll with kidney trouble.
A great deal Of plated material is
used now to face rcvers and f1aring
collars.
Mrs. Hugh {. Brown. Of this city, is
entertaining hey sister Miss Grace Parvis
of MiddletowH.
The WilmM Mgtcn High School Athletic
Associationh hnet yesterday afternoon and
elected officers for the ensuing term.
Mrs. James Crook, of No. 1913 West
Eighth street, died suddenly on Wednes-
day evening at Eer home.
The Fidelio Quartette and Letaro the
harpest, gave concert last evening, at
the New Century Club.
Miss Mary Blades gave an evening
company AT her home number 622 West
Fifth street, Wednesday evening.
The three masted schooner, Virginia
Bulon, hailing from New York, is tied
up at the Consumers wharf above Third
street bridge.
The Friendship Conclave, No. !, Hep!a-
sophs or 5. W. NJ, will hold their
meeting in Eden Hall, this evening
A large attendance is looked for.
Mrs. Samuel Ocheltree and children
have returned to Ridley Park, having
been taken i'll with diphtheria while on
a visit to friends here, at Christmas.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss f. G. Davis, Of Dover, and
Edgar R. Allaband. OF this city, to take
place on February %.
This afternoon the Rev. Jonas Trum-
baur will conduct a meeting at the
Holiness Christian Church, No. 2224
West $, cond street.
Several young men from this city will
give an entertainment in the New Cast 4
Opera House on Saturday night for the
benefit of the poor Of tia: city.
The small chate|an watches, enclosed
in clear crystal spheres, are among the
most popular, although they may he had
in an almost endless variety.
The customers who enter Lawton's
store are very pleasantly cntert aimed fol
the time being by some charming music
from sweet toned instrument.
The steam barge Black Diamond, OF
Philadelphia, is undergoing repairs !;
: IAl L. h.,
; Company.
Rev. Charles A. Fushingham, o
Camden. y. j., had charge of Pcntc
ccstal class meeting in Asburv NJ. Z
Church, last evening.
All kinds Of fancy aud mixed cloths 4
i well as well as plain, will be much usct
e during the spring months for cycling
y. costumes.
The morocco works Of I. Bluncntha
4 Co., were decorated with flags on Wed
= nesdav in honor of the fifth anniversar,
| of Richard patzowsky's connection will
8 the firm as manager.
Work on the new Baltimore 4 Ohi
Railroad Bridge at Pennsylvania avenn
and Union streets, is rapidly progress
, ing. 1t will be completed IN a fe,
! weeks.
h Professor Russell Hayes, of Swartl
: more College, will give a lecture thi
4 afternoon on Cambridge and Oxfor
+ Poets.' ut the Friends School, Fourt
u and West streets.
> A flag was haying on Wednesda
$ from the Wilmington jutc mills in homo
n of the twerty-sixth anniversary {
~ Superintendent W. II. Taylor's connct
. ton with the mill.
Charles J. Lynch, son Of Hugh Lynch
saloon keeper at Eleventh and Walnl
streets, has purchased the saloon a
northeast corner OF Fifth and Orang
1t streets, formerly owned by Josep
It Kelley.
. The lecture on Lower Shenandoa
l. Valley, as Seen Through II Camera,
! illustrated by stcrrnptican views. whic
II was postponed, will be given this cvel
5; ing by Arthur K. Spaid at ihakc's Nj
+" Hall. Some extra fine music will
l. furnished for the OCCASION.
~ The l.. G. Il. A. gave Mrs Holcn
3 very pleasant surprise party at the h"u
'... Of Miss Reynolds, 106 Monroe stree
=. last night. 1t WAS given as tribute
hcr hccA'l>" oi the part she took in mai
- ny tir Soricty'S hr~, installation Il srl
u cess
III The young women Of the Wilmingt'
~ Indian Association will give binhd;
party ON st. Valentines evening ne
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