Middletown transcript., 1900-03-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

/. Little Lines About Men and Wome
and What They Are Doing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Taylor have retur
! ed from visit at Barclay, Nd.
Miss Lottie Devalinger, at Wilmington
is on visit to her father here.
Rev. A. A. Wakeham; of Clayton, wa
in Middletown on Wednesday.
Mr.. B. F. Lippincott has returned from
two weeks trip to Philadelphia.
John P. Regan, of Wilmington, spen
Wednesday and Thursday in town.
DR.. Robert Comegys, of Newark, spent
Sunday with his parentsi in this town.
James T. Shallcross returned on Tues
day from ten-day's trip to Florida.
Miss Eugenia Beaston is home on two
weeks vacation; she is on the sick list.
Mr.. Robert Carly. of Dover, was in town
on Wednesday to see his grandmother, who
is ill.
John H. Hoffecker, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents on South Broad
street. J.
Mr.. C. G. Hall, night operator at the de
pot, spent Friday visiting friends in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Laura Petticord, of Wilmington, is
visiting at the residence of Undertaken w.
J. Wilson.
Miss Fannie Shepperd visited Miss Caro-
line Schrietz, near Kennedyville, Nd, the
first of the week. i
Mrs. Charles B Truein, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Thos. e. Hurn and
family on Cass street.
James l.. Warren had DIR. G. Burton
Pearson, of Newport News, Va, as his
guest part of this week.
Miss May Hodge, sister of Mrs. n. ].
Wilkie, has gone to Buffalo, n. Y, where
she will reside in the future.
John Presley Dunning, Associated Press
at Manila, has arrived in
San Francisco, on his way home to Della
ware.
Messrs. Harvey Dussinger and Frank D.
5uydam of Philadelphia, spent Sunday and |
Monday with Mr.. suydam's parents on
Crawford street.
Mrs W. A. Comegys, in company with
Mrs. M. E Benson, of Georgetown, left on
for Jacksonville and other plaoes
If interest in Florida.
The Misses Ennis, of Clayton, gave
,arty last Friday evening in honor of Miss
1stella Suydam, of this town, who is visit
ng them. A large crowd was in attendance
md delightful time was had by all pre-.
ent.
Cards have been issued for the coming
marriage of Miss Laura L. Moore, Of Kenr
on, 10 Mr.. Richard L. Lloyd, Of Odessa.
he ceremony will take place on Thursday
fternoon at o'clock in the NJ. e. Church
t Kenton.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Crouch, Mrs. Ella
cochran, Mrs. Frank Pennington and chill
rem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. West and
aughter, attended dinner Oh Tuesday at
Nv 1CoiOChNC VI NIL ohA ~Atos w |
ennington, near Middetown. *
Captain John W. Watkins, of Odessa;
manager of the Farmers and Mer- ,
hants' Steamboat Company of Smyrna,
as associated himself with R.. G. Dun &
ompany. Captain Watkins will be con-
ected with the Wilmington Office of the
ommercial Agency, and will enter in
pom his duties at once.
Mr. J. Howard Grassland and Miss Nora +.
[oore, of near st. Georges, were married :
the brides residence last Wednesday, by
ev. e. H. Collins. The couple will reside Il
] the Houston Homestead, near Mt. Plea
mt. The following citizens of Middletown
tended the reception: DR.. John w. Dick
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dick
son, Miss Jennie Jones, Mrs. Katie
,therbury. Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
ates, Miss Anna Gallagher and Miss Sallie
'ossland. i
A pleasant time was spent by the friends 4
Miss May Webb at her residence on East
ain street on Monday evening. For sew {
al hours games and vocal and instrumen-
! music was INDUCED in. Al a late hour
freshments were served to all. Among
e large crowd present were the fol
wing Misses sybella Jones, shphia
Schriver, Elizabeth ]. Hopkins :.
sic Jones, Mary F. Holten, Addie M
hnson, Ada H. Roberts, Mary R. Brown
zze Holten, Lillian Solway, Mrs. Andrew
olton and Mrs. Harry Gears, and Messrs.
AIRY Shapeley, of Smyrna; Edward Mas :
:, Of Philadelphia; Charles N. Dickerson,
Elkton; Oliver Farrell, Harry H. Hall,
nest Solway, Albert P. Alexander, Harry
lyard, Norman P. Crouch and Harry r
ars, Jr.