Evening journal., 1899-02-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters OF Interest
to Wilmington People.
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY

In ANU UUl VI Lnb OlI
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MIR. RICHARDS ENTERTAINED.
Archer Richards, who resigned his
position as chief draughtsman at the
works of the jackson and Sharp Com
Dany to accept a position at Savannah,
Georgia, gave a farewell dinner to the
foremen Of the various departments Of
the works on Saturday evening Mrs.
Richards was present and assisted in
entertaining her husbands guests.
After the dinner William B. John
son, foreman Of the pattern shop, pre-
sented to Mr.. Richards handsome
gold band ring, set with three large
Fubies and a ruby scarf pin. Mr. Rich
ards was completely surprised, but
quickly beclming himself made an
eloquent speech OF acceptance and
thanks, which was ably seconded by
Mrs. Richards.
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs.
Richards and two sons. Archer and
Charles; John Klund, Arthur Lewis, J.
T. N1cCracken, Samuel Brown Thomas
Crawford, William Dixon, Charles
idd,e, Robert Vannersonj Wesley Nee
teer, John Bennett, William Murphey,
Elmer Thompson, John Boulden,
Harry Triggs, w. B. Johnson, Fred,
Kakler, william Simmons, Wesley
Lamborn, Victor Klett.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Ella Mcdaniel has returned to
her home, at Fair Hill, MI.
Mrs. w. II. b. Maxwell, Of Chester,
has been visiting relatives here.
Ex-Councilman staats has returned
from a visit to Chester
Edward Anderson has returned from
Principle Furnace, Md.
Miss Ola Pennington has returned
from a visit to Dover.
Presiding Elder Robert Watt was in
ElSton yesterday.
Miss Virdie NJ. Gooden, of Camden
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in the city.
Miss Marion McKim, of Milford, is
the guest of friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. Dupont Walker, of Dover, hai
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this city.
: Miss Virginia Woods, of Iron Hill
: Md, has been the guest of Wilmington
friend
Oliver II, TruEtt, OF the Fourtl
United States Artillery, is spending
ten days furlough with friends her
p and at Marcus Hook.
{ John S. Ash has returned to hi
+ home, in Middletown.
- Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Morse an
e Miss Marie Morse are at Atlantic Cit
4 until after Easter.
Robert r. Porter, chief engineer O
the Wilmington City Electric Com
= pany, has resigned that position to &C
; cept one in Philadelphia.
Judge GruDD sailed saturday in tn
, steamship Madiana from New York t
= Bermuda, where he expects to make
. brief visit and to return by way q
Porto Rico
4 Mrs. Samuel Bancroft will give
i luncheon at her home, Rockford, tC
morrow afternoon at l30 o'clock
Mrs. William n. Barnard will en-
tertain at a dinner on next Thursda.
The Misses King, who have bee
the guests of Mrs. e. r. Warner, hay
u returned TO their home in Norfolk
u Miss Florence ID. Tigner and Alel
ander Allen were married on Frlda
y last by Rev. John France.
Rev. and Mrs j. d. c. Hanna e.
~ teriainod their Sunday school class,
= at Union parsonage on Thursday ever
/ ing.
y Mr. and Mls. James A. Hart ha,
e returned from their European trip, al
- irving on the steamer Majestic. The
had as a fellow passenger Rudyai
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