Evening journal., 1893-06-26

The following Delawareans registered
at the Delaware building, Worlds Fair,
during the past week: Caesar A. Rodney,
Mrs Mary +. Rodney. Mary P. Rodney,
Hannah H. Rodney Jessie w. Rodney.
Amelia II. Rodney, y James Belt Albert
w Edward, Lewes.
j. Asa Adair, Edge Moor; A. B. Vernon,
Highlands; Q. 4 Pierson, j. l.. Pierson.
Wilmington; Millie Stanley, Dover; M.
d. Crossau, Dr. s Willard Springer,
John T. Dickey, Emma Dickey, May
DiclSey, Mr.. and Mrs. John White, VIII
mington
D. S. Randell, Dover; w. Marriott
Candy. Jr, Wilmington, W. ]. Fisher,
Jr., Bessie j. Fisher, Highlands, will
mingtoD; Fred. Layton, Milford; c. G.
Grubb, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard +. Davis.
Mrs c. L. Middleton, Elizabeth Rhoades,
Jr, w. @. Johnson, J. M. AWinner. ID. ID.
s., w. E. Rhoades, Wilmington; Mrs T.
F. Armstrong, Newark F. f. Woodall,
Ralph De Soto, s. Ross, Mrs. H. ].
Klahre, Wilmington; Joseph Whitlock,
Ida A. West, Odessa.
Mrs H. H. Morgan, Martha F. Gala
way, Seaford; Charles c. Miller. A.
Churchman, Wilmington; Mrs. Henry
Lea, Miss Agnes Cummins, Smyrna.
George w. Dare, Delaware. Miss +. S.
Tilghman, Middletown: Fred A. Flood.
George L, Grant William S. Flood,
Wilmington.
Miss Ida Bacon, Laurel; Henry B.
Nones, U. 5. n, Mrs. Henry B. Nones,
Martin +. Carney Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Beckley, Mrs. Charles p Macarthur, Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Bright, Thomas H.
Savery, II. M. Paschall, Elmer
E. Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. G. f..
Rudolph, Sallie r. Waldman, w. p.
Waldman, Mary S. Belts, Elizabeth Fa-
son, Mrs. William II. Burnett, William
B. Sharp and wife, Miss M. A. Sharp.
Anna Louise Elliott, Miss Jeannie Moore.
James Elliott, Miss Lily B. Hickey, VIII
mington.
Elijah T. Willis, Delaware; Bessie
Blackburn, Milford; Charles Copeland,
Mrs. w. H. Morris, Wilmington; Mrs.
N. L. Curtis, Mrs Delaware Clark,
Harlow Hurd Curtis, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Curtis, Newark Henry T. Pennypacker.
Henry Conrad Fritz, G.. II. Lukens, Mr.,
and Mrs. n. B. Danforth. Edith S. Dan.
forth, Wilmington.
Frederick w. Neutze has returned
from a visit to relatives in Philadelphia.
John H. Neutze and wife, Of Water
town, N. Y, who have been visiting
relatives in this city, left on Saturday
for Connecticut.
Mrs. Ribble and son Willard, Of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, are visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Honeywell, at Riverview.
Mrs. Lewis Sasse and son, Wilbur
have returned from Philadelphia
whittier they went to see Miss Emma
Thomas, a niece of Mrs Sasse, who has
been very i'll with brain fever. Miss
Thomas is now convalescing
Mrs. Charles Shoemaker and daughter,
Irene, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs
Manuel Richenberger.
Rev. T. Gardiner Littell, of st. Johns
Church, said farewell to his congrega-
ticn yesterday before leaving for Europe.
The evening services were conducted by
Bishop Coleman, assisted by Revs. 4.
Gardiner and John $ Littell. Next
Saturday DR.. Littell and family will sail
on the steamer Alaska from Jersey City.
They will be gone about fourteen months.
Miss Christie Foulke, of Wilmington,
is visiting friends in Parkersburg, West
Virginia.
Miss Minnie Barrett, of Newport is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Bessie CrOssan is visiting in
Landenburg, Pa.
Miss Mary L. Baker is the guest Of
Wilmington relatives.
Mrs. Rachel A. Miller is visiting in
Wallingford, Pa.
William Johns is in Providence, r. L
James B Stephenson, of Roanoke, Va. f,
registered at the Hotel Willis yesterday.
Miss Elsie Cavender, daughter of
Joseph l.. Cavender, celebrated her
eleventh birthday at her home, No. S49
Tatnall street, on Saturday evening. A
large number of her young friends
spent the evening with her and she re-
ceived several very pretty presents.
Senator John Pilling, of Newark, is in
this city to day.
Senator John Pyle went to Philadel-
phia this morning.
William Dordan, of Philadelphia Wis
tied friends in this city yesterday.
Edward G. Bradford left for New
Haven. Conn, on the Colonial express
this morning. To morrow he will attend
the twenty fifth reunion of bis Yale
college class.
R. Huffelsinger, Gus Keocheard, Miss
+. d. Hearn, A. c. Ayres and E. NJ
Rollins, Philadelphia cyclists, rode tc
this city yesterday and took dinner al
the Hotel Willis.
Victor B. Woolley spent Sunday in
ElKton, Md.
Charles G. Lloyd spent Sunday with
friends in Bellevue.
Congressman John w. Causey was in
i this citv on SATURDAY.