Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-08-22
EasoNAL eARAaRAPhs

Miss Jessie Ward is visiting Odessa
friends.
Charles NJ. Curtis and wife are at
Newark.
Miss Lille Harris is visiting friends at
Newark
Miss Name Russell is visiting friends
at Milford
Miss Emma Gill is visiting friends at
Leeds, Nd.
Mrs. Frank Perkins is the guest Of
Appleton friends.
Mrs Harriet Weaver is visiting
friends at Elkton.
F. Everett Janvier is spending several
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Jessie Lang Of this city is visiting
friends at Farmland
Walter Crossgrove Of this city Is visit
lug friends at Falkland.
Miss Susie M. Scanlon is at Atlantic
City for ten days visit.
Miss Laura Gross Of this city is visit
ing her sister in Philadelphia.
Worlds Fair Commissioner George V.
Massey is in this city to-day
Miss Bridget Carrukan is stopping at
the Ridgway Hotel, Atlantic City
Miss Grace Guthrie is visiting Mrs.
Jennie Townsend at Kembleville.
George Hogue has returned home after
two weeks stay at Atlantic City
Miss Berthe Crossau of Kembleville,
Del, is visiting friends in this city
Mrs. Nathan T. Bell and daughter
Willie are visiting friends at Odessa
Lex Yarnall has returned home from
Atlantic City after two weeks sojourn
Misses Susie Marshall and Katie
Ferry are visiting friends at Perryville,
Md
Joseph Ward, compositor on the EVEN
ING JOURNAL, left to-day for Atlantic
City.
Professor Thomas L. Graham, ex-prin
eipal of the High School, is at the Clayton
House.
Miss Mary McGurk Of Philadelphia is
sojourning at Peach Blow Cottage,
Falkland
William Taggart of Wilmington is
visiting his son William g. Taggart at
Falkland
Miss Tillie Stewart Of Philadelphia is
rusticating at Peach Blow Cottage,
Falkland
Howard Talley, formerly Of this city,
but nov residing in Philadelphia, is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Bella Crawford Of Philadelphia IS
spending her vacation at Peach Blow
Cottage, Falkland.
Miss Ella Crouch. who has been visit
ing relatives in Dover, has returned to
her home IN Philadelphia.
Edward Jones, wife and child, of
Brooklyn, N. r.. have been visiting rela
tives In this city and Newark.
Mrs. Esther Alexander has returned
to the Clayton House after spending the
summer at Warm Springs, Va.
Miss Florence gilbert has returned
home after a two weeks vacation at
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park.
Mrs. Willard loft aud two daughters.
Clare and Ruth, started this morning for
one weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
Albert Hughes, conductor on the Ian
denberg branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad is on fifteen days vaca-
ton
Miss Gertrude Wakenhut and Miss
Lillian gilbert have returned home after
two weeks sojourn at Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park.
Judge Grubb is still at Saratoga From
Saratoga he will go to Boston. 1t is ex-
pected that he will arrive in Wilmington
on or about September 5.
Miss Lizzie Thompson of No. 1920
West Tenth street has returned home
from Atlantic City where she has been
spending ten days st the Mansion House
Miss Lula Crozier of No. 1900 Penn
sylvania avenue has returned home from
ten days visit to Atlantic City. While
there she registered at the Mansion
House.
julius KrRus who has been editor of
the Wilmington Freie Presse since Viii
liam F. Kurtz severed his connection
with that paper, has rellnquished his
position. and will leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia. he has been in Whining
ton for about a year. and during that
time has made many friends by his work
and gentlemanly department.