Evening journal., 1889-07-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Miss Ethel Bach left to-day for Wis 1t
to friends down the state.
Miss Ada Warren is spending hes va.
cation at her home in Kent connty.
Mallory Foulk and Miss May Foulk Of
Milford are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lille Taylor has returned hom e
from visit to friends near Easton,
Md.
Miss Maggie Il. Palmer Of this city is
visiting Miss Eva McCay of Concordville,
Pa.
Misses Clara and Amy Piser Of War
wick, Md, are visiting friends in this
city.
The Misses Felheimer of Philadelphia
are the guests Of their brother, Lewis
Felheimer.
Walter Drake of Hawkins 4 Company
has returned from visit to friends in
Elkton. Md.
Mrs. Thomas Harper and daughter
have returned from an extended visit to
Milford, N. ].
James J. jackson the baritone will sail
from New York to morrow for his home
in Preston, England.
Miss Mary Wilson Of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Mary Gillespie, No 400
Washington street
Miss Clara Bains Of Oak Lane, Phila-
delphia is visiting Miss Annie McClear,
No All Washington street.
Harry Fowler of Philadelphia returned
home yesterday after a visit of several
days to friends in this city.
Rev. w w. Taylor Of this city,
preached at the Lower Brandywine
Presbyterian Church yesterday.
w. R Green, tenor, will sing in st.
Andrews Church choir temporarily in
place Of W. R. Walters, resigned.
N. w. Gookin, station master at the
p, w. & b. station, took a short trip
down the Delaware road this morning.
Rev Vaughn s. Collins, pastor Of Scott
NJ. E. Church, left for Boston this morn
ing, where he will remain for ten days.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Griffin is spend.
lug week in the mountains of Pennsyl-
vania He will visit Johnstown before
returning
EAA1s AAOmAA IL AAlt VI NulS ElINs now OF
737 Preston street, Philadelphia, will
summer at Sullivan's Island, S. c.. oppo.
site Fort Sumpter.
Rev Geo. E. Thompson, pastor of Olivet
Presbyterian Church, started on a two
months vacation this morning. He goes
to Owasso, Michigan.
Jerome B. Bell, editor Of the Sunday
Star, is confined to his house with SER
ious attack Of summer complaint. He
tainted twice yesterday and is in a very
weak condition.
George A. Young of Johnstown, Pa.
visited F, s. Denning Of this city yester-
day. Young was a sufferer from the
food, and by the liberality of Mr.. Den
ming and others was put on his feet and
is now doing well.
Hugh McCollum of Dover came to this
city this morning. He says that his son
who was hurt on the railroad at Delmar
last week is doing as well as can be ex-
pected. DR.. Wilsan has not yet decided
whether to amputate the left leg or not
Benjamin Hopkins of the frm Of Will
lisms and Hopkins, left this morning for
three weeks pleasure trip He will
accompany him to Brookville, Canada
They will return by the way Of Niagara
Falls.
W. R. Walters yesterday succeeded w.
N. Hamilton as tenor of the Central
Presbyterian Church choir. w. H.
Carey has filed Mr.. Hamiltons place for
several months past in an acceptable
manner, There has been no other change
in the choir.
Mrs George Clymer and her daughter,
Miss Mary Willing Clymer Of Washing
ton are visiting at Delamore. the resi-
dence Of Ex Secretary of State, Thomas
F, BaYard. Mr.. Bayard's family, with
their guests, attended service at Old
Swedes church yesterday morning. Yes
terday afternoon Count There Cham
braun, French friend Of Mr. Bayard
and Edward Sturgess Hosmer Of Wash
ington, arrived in the city and called
on Mr.. Bayard. staying to dinner party
given In the evening. They returned to
the Clayton House late last night and
went to Washington this afternoon.