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program, us follows was present: Music,
Scottische, "EXpectation. Club Orchestra;
progressive games. in which prizes were won
by Miss Mabel Tyson and Lyman Smith
music, "Whistling Rufus" Club Orchestra,
charadcs, representing titles Of various
books; these, while amusing, were also in
structive enough to be appreciated; music,
national airs, Orchestra; refreshments were
served; after which the fun of the evening
was furnished by the music OF the Lottery
Quartet. Besides the club members, others
present were: Miss Bessie Abrams, Messrs.
George Miller, Abel Cameron. Lyman Smith
hurry Cameron. The officers of the club
recently elected, are: President, John
Churchman; Vice-President. Miss Rhoda
urer; Miss Poca Reed; Executive Committee,
Miss Annie SimcOe, Miss Susie Smith, Ernest
Abrams. Jcthro Johnson.
Mrs, Harry d. Lee is visiting her sister in
Iron Hill.
Mrs. John S. Writ entertained at cards on
Wednesday,
Edward W. Purucn, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Harriet Cooch of Newark, is visiting
Miss Isabel lamar.
Miss Mary H. lamar is visiting Miss Isabel
Savage in Reading, Pa.
Miss Edith Birch, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. C. Hal Johnson.
Miss Helen Wells is visiting Mrs. W. o.
GilInour in Baltimore
Mrs. G. Elliott Brown and daughter. are
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Miss Lizzie Nolan, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss Margaret Gilpin.
John Torbert and sister, of Wilmington,
are visiting Miss Jane Torbert.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurn is visiting her sister
Mrs. John Mohrlein in Port Deposit.
Elmer Sloan, of Philadelphia spent Sun
day with his brother Joseph H. Sloan.
The Whist Club met at the home of Miss
Estella Haines on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. C. Strickland and son are visiting
relatives in Montgomery county, Maryland.
Mrs. Walter o. George and child. of Elk
Neck, were the guests of her sister, Mrs. o.
c. Giles this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. johnson, of Bay
View, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
T. Alexander, on Sunday.
Mr.. William l.. Ramsey and Miss Bertha
Reynolds were married Oh Wednesday, oct.
2ith, at the home otthr bride in Calvert hy
the Rev. W, Il. Mowhray.
Miss Lillian Il. Dayett daughter Of John
W. Dayett, nominee on the Republican ticket
for the Delaware Legislature, was married to
Morris l.. Garrett at the Dayett residence at
Cooch's Bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
The Minerva Circle Of the Chautauqua
Scientific and Literary Society net on Satur-
day evening at tine home of Mr.. C. c. Cald-
well at New Valley. At S o'clock the Circle
was called to order by the President, c. G.
Caldwell. and opened with a duet by Miss
Cassie Rowland and Mr.. Walter Patton. The
roll call was responded to by a quotation
from LongtellOw. The President appointed
Rev. Mr. Wiley, Miss Mary Patton and Miss
Florence Mccullough 4 committee to prepare
& program for the next meeting. Under
literary exercises the following program was
rendered: Paper, 1.-The Lincoln. Douglass De-
bates Mrs. NJ. j. saunders; reading, The
Supposed Speech Of John Adams" j. ].
Hanna; paper, THE French Revolution, -
Miss Ida Bradley: reading, "Patrick Henry'-
Speech Before the Virginia Legislature"
Walter Patton; paper, "Euglish History.