Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-13

rest.
DR. Wolf Of Delaware College returned
to Newark on Saturday evening from
trip devoted to the examination Of fertili-
zers.
Mrs. DR. John Cooley of Trenton, went
to Frederick this morning for a short
visit
A. p Robinson. ESQ, of Georgetown.
Del, went to Philadelphia to-day on
business.
Miss Ollie Tummie of chesapeake City.
Md, is visiting the Misses Robinson in
this city.
John H. Hoffecker Of Smyrna and George
V. Massey Of Dover win go to Montreal
this week
Misses Mary and Nellie Simmons are
visiting William Miles of Kennett
Square, Pa.
f. f. McIntire of Bridgeport. N. j., is
Of this city.
Harry worrall of this city is spending
his vacation with his parents in Down
ingtown, Pa.
W. f. Smalley Of this city spent yester-
day with friends at Dover. He returned
this morning
James Dugan, official scorer of the
Amateur League, has returned home
from Pittsburg.
Howard Rogers and wife of this city
are guests of Mrs Rogcrss brother in
bennington, Pa.
Councilman M J Sharkey and family
went to Cape May this morning to spend
a short vacation
Miss Ella V. Dolbow went to New
Castle this morning on a two weeks
visit to relatives.
Miss M Il. Joseph and Miss Susie Me
Cornell have returned from short visit
to Sharpstown, N. ].
Miss Maggie +. Way Of this city re-
turned home last evening from visit TO
relatives in Westgrove, Pa.
Abraham Lieberman. w. Percy Morri-
son, Edwin S. Farra and Carol S. Weir
went to Rehoboth on Saturday
Miss Clara Sullivan and her sister, Miss
Mary Keogh have gone to Washington to
spend the summer with relatives.
Richard G. Cooper, cashier of the
National Bank Of New Castle, returned
home this morning from Rehoboth.
Charles NJ. Curtis, ESQ, and Mrs. Curtis
of this city are at Rehoboth for brief
stay. They went there on Saturday
The Rev. Mrs. T. G. Littell, with $.
Harrington Littell and sisters, have re
turned home from Cape May Point, ~ J.
Ralph Stone of this city spent Sunday
with J. Carroll Hayes of Embreeville, Pa,
a Swarthmore College classmate of the
former
Miss Raub, Miss Mary Raub, Miss Hos
singer and Miss Annie Hossinger Of New
ark are stopping at the Windsor Hotel,
Cape May
Miss Emeline Anderson. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Thomas Harper.
returned to her home in Newark, n. J. Il,
on Saturday.
Wellington Lee. clerk in the Office Of
the chief engineer of the p. w. & b.
railroad, with his sister Mary, will 60 to
Cape May tomorrow
Miss Annie Woods of Philadelphia and
Anna, the daughter of Mrs C. NJ Bird
of this city, returned this morning from
the Blue Mountain House, Md.
Joseph NJ Pussy Of 1ii6 King St, re-
turned this morning from a visit to his
son, near Centreville, Nd Mr.. Pussy
was accompanied by grandchild.
Misses Clara +. Chairs. Maggie r..
SineX, Annie Monaghan and b. Susie
Chairs of this city are spending several
days at the Osborne, Atlantic City n j.
Mrs Nellie Smith Of Smyrna. accom-
panied by Miss May Primrose Of the same
town came here this morning to visit
Captain N r. Benson at 18th and Jeffer
son SITS.
William Johnson. clerk with VIM. b.
Sharp Co. who has been visiting friends
in Tyrone, Pa. returned home on Saturday
evening. He intends TO take a short triI
through Pennsylvania.
The Rev. Mrs. T. Gardner Litten will
her son, John S. Iittell, and Miss Cherr,
Bissell, started this morning for an ex
tended trip TO Montreal and Quebec. ant
other points of interest
Mrs n r. Benson. Jr. and her child
rem returned home this morning from a six
weeks stay at the Hotel Henlopen. Reho
both. The Henlopen has been entertain
ing over 100 guests this season.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Fisher of thi
city are at Cape May Point, N. j.. 70
several weeks In Mr. Fishers absencl
Albert T. Hyatt will have charg
of st. Johns p f. Church choir.
Henry c. Conrad. at the head Of tn
Bureau of Distribution and Information
at Clayton. Del, spent Sunday with hi
! family near this city Leighton Malone
! of this city is assisting Mr. Conrad a
clerk
George Borrell Of this city wi
! leave tomorrow for Philadelphia wher
4 he intends joining a dramatic club II
: viii give his first performance at Altar
! tic City opening an engagement Of tw
], weeks.
f Misses Sue Powelson of New Brun,
d wick, ~ j., Sadie Beellman of Hight.
a town. N. j., Annie Miller, principal q
the public school at Cranbury, n. J. AN