Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-02-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Albert vauhgh of Wilmington is visit
ing in Laurel.
Miss Maggie Wyatt of Philadelphia is
visiting her home in this city
T. Davidson of this city has returned
from short trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Ward Of Elkton, Md. is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Rumford of Philadelphia is visit
ing Miss Alice Pussy in this city.
Miss Cornelia Miller Of Kenneth Square.
Pa, Is visiting relatives in this city
Miss Nellie Cam Of Glasgow. Del
spent yesterday among friends in this
city.
Andrew Dolbow Of this CITY is condnet-
ford = -
Mrs. Mary Dunlap Of Wilmington is
visiting Benjamin Dunlap in Delaware
I. Leslie Carpenter will play the plano
while n. D. Coward sings at Smyrna to.
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Todd of VIII
mington are visiting relatives in Phila :
delphia.
Miss Florence Turner of West Chester
who has been visiting friends in this city
has returned home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart Of Georgetown is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. w. Helm
ger, in Wilmington.
Miss Garland of this city and Mrs. M.
7. Burton Of Dover are guests at the
Brighton, Atlantic City
Ex-Governor Ponder and wife of Mil.
ton have been on three weeks visit to
Philadelphia and this city.
David Evans Of the New Haven Regis
ter was in the city to-day. and called at
the EVENING JOURNAL office.
Miss Bessie Sergeant Il Camden. N. J..
who has been visiting the family of Har-
Ian Cause here. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter. Miss
Alice, of Wilmington are visiting the
family Of G. +. Richards, Esq. at George
town.
MT. and Mrs H. c. Jillson Of this city
will leave this evening for Sacramento.
Cal, where they will make their future
home.
John w. Davis Of Newark. Del. viii
leave for Leasburg, Fla, to morrow,
where he win engage in his trade Of car
pentering.
Miss Edith Newton, who has been
visiting at the home Of Rev. Jacob Todd
d. D., has returned to her home in Cam
den, N. J.
Joseph B. Ward, compositor on the
EVENING JOURNAL, has returned TO work
after an absence Of two weeks BY reason
of sickness.
Miss s. Baker has returned Co her
home in this city from Avondale, Pa
where she attended birthday surprise
party given to her friend, Miss Carrie Is.
Hollingsworth.
The latest news from Judge Paynter,
who has been sick for two weeks at his
home IN Georgetown, is encouraging and
i IS believed he win be able to resume
bis seat on the bench this week.
William Hines OF Baltimore Ma will
succeed L. ID. Jones as resident agent ~
the Williamantic Spool and Cotton Thread
Company of Williamantic. Conn Mr.
Hines, who has resided in this CITY for
three years, will go on a western tour in
the interest Of the same company.
The West Chester Local Naws saws; J
Norris Robinson and j. S. Mullin, Jr., of
Wilmington registered at the Mansion
House yesterday. Mr. Mullin, formerly
resided here, and is of the firm Of James
T. Mullin & Co, the leading clothiers of
the State of Delaware.
Walter Yeager, formerly the accom-
plished editor of the Freie Presse, re-
turned to Wilmington from Patterson,
N. j., yesterday. He will be in editorial
charge Of the new German daily. the
Stats Zeitung, the first issue of which
will appear Wednesday morning.
The following wilmingtonians attended
the annual banquet of the graduating
classes of Swarthmore College, in the
banqueting hall of Hotel Bellevue, Phila-
delphia, on Saturday evening John j.
Satterthwaite. 70; Henry M Taylor, 70:
John Richardson, Jr., 'e3; Philip Q.
Charchman, 80; Palph Stone, 'ss.