Evening journal., 1889-08-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Summit.
Frank Blackburn of New Castle is in
the city to-day.
Heynear Salisbury is visiting his par
ents In Dover.
Miss Glare Eliason is visiting friends
in Middletown.
]. w. Vernon of the Daily Republican
is at Ocean Grove.
Caleb NJ. Steward Of this city is visit
ing in the country.
Daniel johnson Of this city is at the
Ridgway, Atlantic City.
Henry Bringhurst and family are sum
mering sn West Virginia.
Samuel McClary and wife went to Cape
May yesterday for week.
Albert w. Smith has returned to Long
port, N. j., for two weeks.
Miss Mary Mahaffy of this city has
returned from short trip.
Miss Maggie Harper is the guest Of
Miss Anna Alloway of Dover.
Mrs. Robert Morrison and Miss Belle
Robinson are at Asbury Park.
The Misses Talley Of Bridgeton, n j.,
are visiting friends in this city.
David H. Holston and family, are at
at the New Columbia, Cape May.
W. w. Knox, Esq, of Wilmington
will 60 to Atlantic City tomorrow.
H. H. Ward, Esq. and party Of
friends win 90 to camp tomorrow.
John w. yaadegrift and wife have
gone TO Ocean Grove for the summer.
Miss Ella Brown Of Ninth and Jeifer-
son streets will spend tomorrow at camp.
William Jackson, son Of Ex-Governor
Jackson, is at Cape May for the summer.
Miss Brown Of this city is visiting
Miss Maggie E. Brown at Cowantown,
Md.
Robin and Harry Bootes are visiting
Delaware Clark at Clarksdale, near Glas-
gov.
Miss Ada Miggett of this city will
spend tomorrow at her home at Iron
Hill
Miss Maggie Bonner left to-day to
spend ten days vacation at Atlantic
City.
Miss Anna NJ. Craig of Wilmington is
visiting friends at Brandywine Summit
Camp.
Miss Clara B. Jackson Of Second and
West streets, is visiting friends in
Smyrna.
Maurice Ruthrauff, the cornetist, has
gone to Brandywine Summit Camp for a
few days.
Rev. A. n Keigwin is at Willoughby,
VT He has not yet recovered his wouted
good health.
Miss Edith Hardcastle of Philadelphia,
is visiting the Misses Sayers of West
Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. David Derrickson Of the
Ninth ward returned home from Caps
May yesterday.
Mrs. ]. William Perkins and children
are visiting her father Joseph Hinehliffe
of Elkton, Md.
Miss Olga Dietrich Of Baltimore il
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Il. R. Stout
on West street.
Miss Minnie Buckingham and Miss
Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Harry j. Guthrie of Baynard's jewelry
store will 60 to camp to-day and win re
main until Monday.
Conductor Thomas F. Hawkins of th'
Delaware railroad is spending ten days
vacation in New York.
Patrolman Ferdinand Chairs is spend
ing his vacation at Brandywine Summi'
camp with his family.
Miss Emma H. Bickta, with her frienC
Miss Mary ]. Apelborn, are summerinl
at Atlantic City, N. j.
William G.. Bryan of this city will
leave for Atlantic City shortly, where h,
will spend his vacation.
L. w. Walker, H. w. Walker, E. 7
Booth and j. w Boothe will take a sa
to Pennsgrove this evening
Charles G. Guyer, the stenographer {
recuperating, after his hard labors a
the Vermont, Atlantic City.
G. S. Robinson, of S. H. Baynafd's jew
elry store, will go on his vacation to As
bury Park, N. j., next week.
Noble F. Hadley and Aubrey Thatcbe
both Of Wilmington will spend to-mol
row with relatives in the country.
Thomas Bonham and two grandson
of Wilmington are the guests of Nj
and Mrs. C. 81. Sentman, at Odessa.
Harry Baird, cashier of the Delawar
Bank, and his family, have returne
from Cape May, where they had been fo
one week.
Henry L. Bryan, Esq who has bee
r visiting ex-S Secretary Bayard at Delamol
| Place, returned to his home in Washing
ton yesterday.
Mrs. Charles c. Mammele, children an
, nurse, are at the Constitution cottag
( Atlantic city. Mr.. Mammele will joi
= them tomorrow.
y Miss Mary Thielman and Miss Kat
: Bisselle the well known singers, went
Philadelphia to-day to hear the opei
n Chimes of Normandy"
/ Benjamin S. Morrison, a baker at Wi
liam 6. Farra's ice cream parlors, will &
to Niagara Falls and Lower Canada nel
week on his vacation.
] The Misses Elsie and Gertie Johnso
! and Messrs. o. G. Spear and Francis
Landon returned from their visit
West Chester yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Russell, Mr. an
8 Mrs. Harry R. Boynton and Benjami
: Bussell of shis city went on fishing tr
across the Delaware river to-day.
A sufficient number of pupils ha'
been guaranteed to Professor Tyndal
q elocutionist and voice trainer, to warral
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