The Delawarean., 1900-08-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

N. j., is visiting relatives and friends
here.
William NJ. Slear of Snyder county
Pa, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. ]
A. Wagner.
William 7. Miller of Trappe, Md. is
THE guest of Charles Downs.
Misses Lola and Virginia. Hutchins
have gone to Ocean City, Md, for two
weeks.
Garrett G. Plowman of Philadelphia
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie R. Clough has returned
home with Mrs. William T. Hilldurf
of Analomink, Montgomery county
Pa, who has been visiting here.
Miss Essa Cole is making an extend
ed visit to her grandfather, Joseph
Guest in Middetown.
Miss Hannah Young of Bordentlown
n. j., is making visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Ferguson.
Presiding Elder Baker has returned
home from Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. 2. Brown are visit
ing friends in Fruitland, Nd.
Miss Mary e. Evans has returned
from Philadelphia, where she has been
visiting friends.
Andrew McFann and family have
been at Kftts' Hammock.
Mrs. Powell K. Green of Fort
Wayne, is visiting friends here.
Miss Elva Thomson of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs w. G. Pyle.
Miss Anna Ross of Milford, is visit
ing Miss Mollie Davis.
Mrs. Robert J. Burton and children
are spending few days here.
Miss Nellie Rash and Miss Ida Nc
Gonigal are on visit ito Miss Sarah
Spencer in Marshallton, Del.
Secretary of State James H. Hughes
lis spending a week i'm Rehoboth.
Miss Mamie Hallowell lis making an
extended visit to the family of w. P
Green, i'm Centreville.
Misses Ethel and Ella Ennis of near
Dover, and their brother, William P
Ennis, and Charles Cowgirl of Dover
returned home Wednesday after visit
ing many friends at Georgetown
They also had the pleasure of attend.
inbg Zoar camp and paid a visit al
Oak Orchard where they made a triT
with other friends.
The party of young people who left
Dover about two weeks ago to spend
one week at Kil,ts Hammock, returned
home Wednesday. All of them had 6
good coat of sunburn, and wonderful
tales of catching fish and crabs are
told Those who composed the party
were: Mr. and Mrs. William H. Walk
er, William H. Walker, Jr., H. Les
Walker, Miss Fannie Walker, Mis-!
BERTHE Frank, Miss Maud Mcdaniel
Miss Helen Bishop, Harry Emack, H
Ridgley Harrington, Harry Crawford
James Wolcott, Alexis Wolcott, Mis-
Priscilla Walker and William Denney
An enjoyable lawn party was givel
Tuesday night by Miss Bessie Morri
in honor of her guest, Miss Clar;
Devine of Philadelphia During th'
evening several vocal and instrumen
tai solos were rendered by the guests
and at a late hour supper was served
Among those present were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Burke, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Norris, Miss Lottie Benson
Miss Carrie Boggs, Miss Virginfi
Gooden, Miss Mary Brown Miss Eliza
beth Richards, Miss Lucy Sipple, Har
ry c. Davis, George Hall, David Cow
gill, Walter Benson, Charles Viii
liams and many others.
DIR. and Mrs. Presley S. Downes hav
returned from stay at Mountain
Lake Park.
Mrs. Charles F.. Sheppard of 81
Georges, has returned TO her hom
after a visit to Dover relatives.
Rev. w. Osborne Bennett, pastor Q
the Methodist Episcopal Church a
Fruitland, and Miss PAMELA Ma
Price of near Queenstown, were mar
ried in the NJ. E. Church at Queens
town on Wednesday. After a weddin
"trip the young people will go to thei
new home at the Frui,land parson
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodwin c
Governors avenue, are suffering fror
tvnhoid fever