Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-30
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Delawareans With World S
Fair Prize Medals.
MRS, BALL ANNOUNCED THE LIST
Eighteen in All Were Awarded to the
"Blue Hens Wilmington
ians Returning in Large Numbers From
the Great Columbian Exposition.

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Mrs. j. Frank Ball, who is a member
of the National Board of Lady Managers
of the Committee on Awards Of the Co
lumbar Exposition at Chicago, sends the
following list of Delawarears who have
received medals for the exhibit OF
woman's work on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair
Mrs. John Mendinhall on embroid-
cry
Mrs Willard Hall Porter, exhibit of
embroidery done in 1893.
Miss Hannah Pusey, dress fronts and
bertha.
Miss Agnes Richardson, curtains and
centre pieces
Mrs. Ernest Smith doylies
Miss Mary Trump, embroidery.
Mrs. Annie r. Warner. two medals for
embroidery
Mrs E. j. Wise. thread case.
Miss Helen Dure, centre-piece and doy
lies
Mrs e. Webb, India ink markings.
Miss Edith Bernard, drawing work.
Mrs Hounsfield. exhibit of needlework
done in 1900.
Miss Louisa Jefferls, centre-piece and
doylies
Mrs Fannie R. Kittinger, embroidered
bed spread. lunch cloth aud towels.
Mrs Henry Mendinhall, tea cloth,
doylies and centre. piece
Miss A Finn, centre piece.
Mrs Leonard kittinger, applied work
Eighteen medals in all were awarded
Delawareans, which is a good showing in
compar son with other states
Levi Bowen, of the Newark Ledger, has
returned from the Worlds Fair.
Frederick F. Bowman, Charles H.
Hopes, f. L Perkins, E. Coppock,
William s. Ray and Norris D. Powell. Of
Chester; Rees NJ Jones, of Philadelphia;
and Harvey Garrett, of Lansdcwne, Pa.
rode to Wilmington on their wheels yes
terday and dined at the Clayton House.
John E. Touhey and James P. Kane. of
Yorklyn, spent Sunday with Wilmington
friends.
T. B Mclaughlin, prominent mem.
Der Of the T A b. Society, of Ashland,
Was in this city yesterday.
Miss Mary T. Kelley, of Landenberg,
is visiting in this city.
Yesterday was City Treasurer Adams's
j4th birthday. The day was quietly eel
ebrated at his home on French street.
only members of the family being present
and partakng of the excellent dinner
served in the city treasurer honor bv
his wife.
Miss Lille Masten, Of Camden, Kent
county, was in Wilmington to day. on
her way to Philadelphia, where she will
visit friends.
Miss Minnie Carpenter, who is spend
| ing the winter " it'll relatives in German.
town, was in this city yesterday and
to-day.
Archibald S Reed and wife have re.
turned from the White City.
George 7. Brown, one of Wilmington s
most popular young lawyers. returned
from the Worlds Fair on Saturday night.
He is much pleased with his experience
and says that the magnitude of the
international exposition is almost beyond
human conception.
E. II. Garrison, better known as
Snapper Garrison, the celebrated
jockey, and f. f. Knitting. of Chester.
Pa, registered at the Hotel Willis yes
terdaY. They will go from here To
Maryland, where they will enjoy several
days cunning llhey are accompanied
by several fine dogs
John Kelley is in Philadelphia
Wilmer T. Wilson and James Hos
singer, of Newark, returned from Chicag,
on Saturday night.
Frederick Everill, Of Chesapeake City
Nd registered at the Hotel Willis yes
terday.
Harry, son of James L. Willis, l.
slowly convalescing from an attack @
typhoid fever.
w. w Hickman, assistant station
master at the p w. q B. depot. Il
taking his two weeks vacation To
morrow he will 60 on a cunning trip.
Harry Dixon. passenger conductor
on the p, w. q B. railroad who has beer
very IN for the last three months. is abb,
TO be out He expects TO resume hi
duties ia a'few weeks
Miss Lizzie Caulk, Jess J. Shepard an,
Samuel Emhn Massey, OF Middletown
Miss Lizzie g. Thompson, Miss Len
Dillin, Mrs j. c. Massey and Frank b
Massey, OF Wilmington. have arrive,
home from the World Fair
Miss Ida Carson, Of Templeville, ant
Miss Ella May Carter of near Kenton
} have returned home after visiting re-
iatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Howell S. England, o
this city, are visiting relatives at Cen
trevilie
John T Keys is visiting relatives ii
Easton, Pa.
John T. Frlck, Of Newark was in thi
city to day