The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-09
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CARD BASKET.
Where Wilmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, N. J.
THE CHELSEA HAVEN-A. l..
Ainscow.
THE DUNLOP-James Megary
and NJ. D. Murphy.
THE ELBERON-Wm. J. Glib.
bons.
THE GLENDALE-James L.
Rodney.
THE KENILWORTH NM.
B. Vandeyer.
THE NEW ENGLAND-Lynch
Clayton, Mrs. VIM. B. Lynch.
THE RAVENROYD-Mr. and Mrs.
II. Wright, F L. Garrett.
THE REvERE-E. B. Moile and
wife.
THE ROSSMORE-A Morrison,
Miss l Morrison, Master r. Morrison,
Mrs. George Roberts.
AT OCEAN GROVE.
NEW Observation-Disclosures
Burchanel.
SPRAY VIEW-F. II. Stienle and
wife.
Charles Fl. Blaine left to-day for a
visit to Atlantic City.
Isadore Singer is playing in band
at Atlantic City.
Frederick Mammele was able to be
at his store yesterday afternoon 1of
the first time since the accident two
weeks ago. lie has to 60 about on
crutcheS.
DMr. and Mrs, Charles Swayne Of
Guyencourt, are spending a few days
in New York.
Mr.. Fred Krier, Of Philadelphia,
visited relatives and friende here Sum
day.
Officer William J. Davidson left to-
day for Baltimore, where he will spend
his vacation.
Madison Street above Eighth street,
is roped off, owing to the illness OF
Officer Hutton's wife.
H. Topkis will spend next week in
Atlantic City, and the following week in
Coatesville. Pa.
Colonel and Mrs. D. P. Barnard have
returned from Pittsburg.
William Phillips OF No. 6lO West
Ninth street, has returned from a visit
to his mother in Sussex county.
Miss Ethel Craig Of No. ia West
Eighth street. will leave July 20 for the
mountains Of Pennsylvania, and will re-
main for an indefinite period in order to
recuperate.
Levi c. Bird is on visit to Bedford
Springs, Pa
The Rev. Miles J. McManus OF Scran.
ton, Pa, is visiting here.
Governor Hum was in this city yes
terday.
William DUPONT and family sailed
from Gordon Heights on Sunday on the
trim little yacht Au Revuir, to spend the
summer IN Newport.
Families of George NJ. Fisher and
George X. Rudert are summering in
Higntield, Ottley Vernon country home
on the Lancaster pike.
Charles NJ. Curtis is hoc'e from New
ark.
Miss Clara Scott has returned home
from Rehoboth.
The Rev. Michael ]. Griffith, pastor
of the Catholic Church at Fort Ed
wards. n. y, is here temporarily as
assistant priest at st. Mary's Church,
in place of the Rev. Edward J. Mealey,
who is away on his vacation.
The Rev. Frederick Doerr. pastor Of
st. Stephen Lutheran Church, will take
his hoy choir to Betterton, Nd, today
for two weeks.
Daniel II. Kent, paid our city Wis.
! it Yesterday. He says he intends to
open up a real estate Office at Allan
tic City.
Frederick Mammele's family left
to day to camp at Brandywine Sum-
nit Camp grounds.
Mrs. Haldeman c. Stout left on
Sunday morning for Duncannon, Pa. {,
for the SUNNI er. Mr.. Stout accom-
panied her as far as Philadelphia.
Mrs. Anna Boyle of Philadelphia
and Mrs. David Gilmore Of Reading,
Pa, are spending few days in this
| city.
Miss Sydney Tomkinson Of Alden,
Delaware county, Pa. is visiting rel
ativcs in Wilmington.
Joseph A. Rossell, reporter of
"The Morning News and son Of
John A. Rossell, is seriously III with
typhoid fever.
Miss Mabel Pettijohn left yesterday
for a visit to Chautauqua, New York.
A very pleasant lawn party was
given by Mary f. Stuck at her home
Thirty sixth and Market Streets,
Monday afternoon July I. Among
those present wcre Hattie Taylor,
Alice Mcsorley, Lizzie Griffith, Mabel
Wilson, Myrtle Clayton, Ethel Pier.
son, Minnie Primer, Ethel Clair, Reba
Chandler, Sherwood Runner, Charles
Runner, Norman Hoffman, Chandler
Barney, Elmer Clair, and Elmer Pier
son. A very enjoyable time was
spent at games after which refresh
ments were served.
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