Evening journal., 1899-08-07
BNRroLETTE FAMILY REUNIoN.

pal Church, on Thursday, August II.
BERTOLETTE FAMILY REUNION.
About 150 members Of the Bertolette
family attended the annual reunion at
Carsonia Park, Reading, yesterday.
The morning was spent in greetings
and social intercourse. Daniel II. |
Bertolette, of Philadelphia, read a
paper, entitled "The BertOlettes of the
Present" and Benjamin Bertolette, Of
Philadelphia, one on 'BertOlette-trey
Ancestors" These officers were elect |
ed President. Levi A. Bertolette, of
Wilmington; vice-presidents, Israel M.
Bertolette, Alley and Benjamin Berto
lette, of Philadelphia; recording secre-
tary, Samuel e. Bertolette, Reading;
corresponding secretary Daniel II.
Bertolette, Philadelphia; financial sec
retary and treasurer Nathan Berto-
lette, of Pughtown, Pa. They are the
descendants of Jean Bertolette, a
French Huguenot refugee, who settled
in this country 40 years ago.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Lorraine Lynch has gone to-
Cape May Point.
Mrs. D. T. Marvel is spending a cou-
pie Of days at the Clayton House. She
will visit Georgetown and Rehoboth
this week and will then return to the
Neversink Mountain, Reading, until
September.
Miss Sadie Taylor has gone to New
York for two weeks.
Alfred Mcdowell and family, Mr.
Saunders and family and S. N. Ray
mond, OF this city, spent Sunday at
Fentons Grove, n. J.
w. T. Morris has returned from a
visit to Georgetown.
Mrs. Walter B. Daniels, who has
been visiting Miss Lucie Wilson, at
Georgetown, is now the guest Of Miss
Vfrdie M. Gooden, at Camden camp.
Arthur Davies, Of the Daily Repub-
lican staff, left this morning for Ocean
u City, where he will spend his vacation.
Miss Martie Solomon left Saturday
for Atlantic City, where she will be the
guest of the Misses Emma and Mary
Dickey.
J. A. Whittier. Of Salem, n. j., regis
tered at the Hotel Wilmington yester-
day.
Francis M. Walker and Julian C.
Walker left to-day for Ocean City
N. J.
John VanGasken and Mr.. Jerman, oi
= Smyrna, were in Wilmington to-day.
On Saturday the Penn Social Clut
e picnicked at Brandywine Springs.
r Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Wood will re
e turn from Rehoboth to-day.
Misses Cora, Rachel and Maize Millel
are spending ten days at Atlantic.
! Charles H. Scott is home from Lake
n George.
Ex-Sheriff Amos Cole left to-day fol
a weeks visit down the state, the itin
erary embracing Middletown, Smyrni
and Dover.
q w. H. Watson and wife, of New
+ York, are registered at the Claytol
e House.
y A. e. Fowler. Of Philadelphia, spen
+ Sunday with relatives 0t Smyrna.
Mrs. Grace NJ. Ogbourn, of Rochester
y N. Y, is spending the month of Angus
+ with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Peirce.
Professor II. S. Goldey and wife ar
: spending several weeks at Asbur
Park.
Sylvester ID. Townsend has arrive
home after spending several weeks a
Asbury Park.
: Miss Eta Hawkins is at Asbur
: Park.
-e Noble f. Hadley is at Asbury Par
IL for few days.
Is Edward Rhodes, OF Philadelphia, an
is John Finn, of Wilmington, were visif
n ors in New Castle on Sunday.
is Congressman John Homecker, {
pc Smyrna, spent part of to-day in Wi
m mington.
a Charles II. Kittinger returned
New York this morning.
~ William b. Gipp is visiting frienS
n in Phillipsburg, n. J.
n Attorney General Robert c. Whit
To of Georgetown, was in Wilmington Z
1g day.
Nv Charles B. Palmer has returned fro
ng o pleasure trip TO Niagara Falls az
us Chatauqua.
'l Speaker Of the House Theodore
al Clark, Of Delaware City, was In wi
mington to-day.
IT. Alexander Patton and family.
20 Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting relatives
80 this city.
fl Mrs. Rockefellow is visiting Nj
lin Long, in Lewes.
at Miss Florence L. Mason has return
to her home, in Salem, n. J.
- J. NJ. Warren. e. S. Woodruff and
~ NJ. Clement, of Rosemont: A. l.. Plus
re OF Bryn Mawr; Arthur III. Lauser,
Wayne; Paul Buggy, julius Wiltber
and Walter Shultz, of Clifton, cons
tuted a party of Pennsylvania
cyclists which took dinner at the Cla
10Y ton House yesterday.
a Mrs G. H. Connolly and fami
his have returned from Centreville.
il- A portion of the members of I
At Reliseh Mask and Wig Club of II
ent city, will spend two weeks ne
wo bridgeport, n. j.. in camping. The
his who intend going are W. Harry He
Ter, Delmere Moore. Edwin H. Coop
Milton Moore. T. La Van Bigger. Sa
uel Tibbitt and others.