Evening journal., 1890-08-18

Monteith Jackson is at Cape May.
Clarence Hollis has been visiting in
Seaford.
William Fairbanks and wife have gone
to Blsokbird.
Tecumseh Wilson Of Georgetown is
visiting here.
f. T Brown is visiting his parents
near Seafcrd.
John ]. Crogan is on brief visit to
Atlantic City.
Mrs D. ]. Jordan is visiting her
parents in seaford.
Mrs. Clarence Wainwright Is visiting
relatives il Laurel.
Mrs. Harry George is visiting her
parents in Georgetown.
Robert gimms has returned home after
camping al Pennsgrove.
Mrs George Klund and children are
visiting in Georgetown.
Miss Minnie Robinson of this city is
visiting il Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac G. Pyle and Leslie
w. Pyle are at Atlantic City.
Herman H. Gaines of New York is
staying 81 present in this city.
Miss Ida Stearrett of this city is spend
ing few days in Atlantic City.
P j. OEara. meat merchant, returned
last evening from Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Butts is the guest Of Mrs.
Edward Rushton in Georgetown.
Mrs Woodall son and daughter, are
visiting relati yes in Georgetown.
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the Windsor, Cape May City, n. J.
Miss Maggie Southland Of this city is
the guest Of Mrs. w. F Hairgrove.
w. c. Moore and wife have gone to
Wyoming, Del, for visit of ten days.
James =. Donshoe. prominent citizen
of Boston, is visiting friends in this
city,
g, q Dunn, manager Of Dunn's Mer-
camille Agency, is on fishing trip rear
Cape May
Joe Il. Martin Of the EVENING JOUR-
NAL staff is spending his vacation in
Lebanon, Pa
Mrs. William H. Blake, Misses Mollie
and Bessie Blake are sojourning at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Patrick Costello and
Thomas kanion spent yesterday at
Atlantic City.
Misses Annie and Laura Forrest and
Elsie Walker and Ella Mcdonald are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Katie Price Of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
to her home to-day.
Miss Maud Todd, book-keeper for
Phillips & Kane, will take weeks vsca.
tion to Atlantic City.
Miss Ssllie Hare and Miss Susanna
Pyle, Eieh School teachers, have re-
turned home from Atlantic City.
Mrs G. Fripp, Mrs Albert T. Hyatt,
Sr.. and Mrs. George f. Hyatt and chill
dreu started to-day for weeks soiourn
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Doctor Simms and daughter,
Maggie, are at Knox, Plarion county,
Pa, on two weeks visit and on their
return viii visit the mountains.
Daniei Farra, Jr., viii G. TAYLOR and
Charles 5. Wilson returned home last
night from a week of pleasures at Belvi-
dere, near the Delaware Water Gap.
The Atlantic City correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press writes the following
to his paper Miss Evelyn L. Hickman.
the oliy daughter of COMMISSIONS
Henry G. Hickman of Wilmington. is
wearer Of many diamonds. Her favorite
ring is golden wishbone set with dia-
lnonds. An abundance of black hair.
violet eyes, an extremely roseate com
plexion, very piquant face, red gown
from neck to shoe tops, a red hat and
red shoes, form a decidedly striking
effect, which inspired a theatre-going
youth to denominate Miss Hickman "a
lovely maiden Mephistopheles" the other
day, which remark proved that the youth
knows less about medieval mythology
than about pretty girls of the present
time"
The funeral OF Mrs, Heubner, mother
Of Father Ambrose, took place to-day.