Evening journal., 1893-08-15

toms young lawyers, has returned from |
near Portland. Ne, where he has been |
visiting friends. He had very pleasant
time and says overcoats are being worn !
there.
Monroe Sondheimcr, Of this city, is
sojourning at Atlantic City.
DR.. Harry G. Munson, of this city, was
in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs Powell Clayton. of Wilmington,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Bar
tow, at Marcus Hook.
Miss Yarry Ratledge, of silverbrook,
this city, is visiting friends in Chester.
Miss Agnes Price, William Price and
Miss Ida Smith and Mrs. Smith have
gone to Stockton, Md, for a two weeks
stay.
John F. Brennan, of No. 514 East
Sixth street, left this city on Sunday for
a two weeks visit to the Worlds Fair
and Boston.
Edward Burke, of No. 1902 Pine street,
is visiting bis relatives in New York.
Miss Mabel Adair of this city, is
visiting friends in West Philadelphia.
Edwsrd Tucker, clerk of the f-m of
T. n. Pennock & Co, is sojourning for
a week at Pennsgrove.
Miss Rena Glow, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of Mrs. J. @. Blce, at No. 329
East Ninth street.
Miss Ida Glow, Of Dover, is spending
her vacation with Mrs. j. c. Bice.
Miss Lizzie Wise. of Dover, is visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Miss Ollie Price, Of Mi llington, is the
guest Of Mrs. Dan. Collins.
Miss Jennie Baird, of Philadelphia, is
visiting the Misses Shaw on West Fourth
street.
Mrs. ]. H. Warfeld, of this city, is
spending few days with relatives iu
Seaford, Del
George f. Crumlish and John Freder-
ick, Of this city, are spending two weeks
at the Hotel Miller, Atlantic City.
Ex City Solicitor Charles NJ. Curtis has
returned from Atlantic City.
chsrles L. Townsend spent Sunday at
Ocean City, Nd.
Eugene Hardesty ana sister. Miss
Edith. are visiting their grandparents
near Pennington.
Frederick Klund, Jr., and wife started
to day for the Worlds Fair. They will
be gone two weeks
City Treasurer Adams will return
from Ocean Grove to day. Mrs. Adams
remains there for some time.
Douglas NJ. Urquhaft, craftsman in
the employ of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company, will sail for England on
the Majestic tomorrow, Wednesday.
His home is in the north of England aud
he intends to spend a two or Chree
months vacation there.
C. Leslie vanDyke and Miss Gertie
VanDyke have returned to this city from
q visit to friends at Cecilton, Md.
Master Frank B. Lane, of this city,
left here yesterday for ten days visit
to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. ]. Splan, of 1880 Lincoln
street, this city, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Moilie l.. Clark, of Washing
ton, d. c., left here to day for week 5
stay at the Beaumont, Atlantic City.
Miss Lille Lamplugh of Philadelph
is visiting in this city
Harry O'Brien, of the City of Mexico, is
on visit to relatives in this city En-
route here he stopped at the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Carrie Gross, Of this city is visit
ing friends at Downingtown, Pa.
James NJ Carroll, of Springfield, Mass
is visiting relatives and friends in thil
city.
Joseph Hayes, of Dover, is spending
4 few days with friends here.
Miss Marv McNulty. Miss Annie Cor
rigan and Miss Kate Kellins are visiting
near Newark
Patrolman William Gum is on hil
vacation. He will probably visit thi
t Worlds s Fair, Niagara Falls, and may
engage with theatrical company before
his return.
Albert d. Cotton, of Wilmington, is a
Atlantic City.
JR. Beetem and family, Of this city
are the guests of relatives at Carlisle
Pa.
John S. Cotton will leave on Saturday
for trip through New Jersey
Lewis Baldwin, of Wilmington, is ol
a stay at Atlantic City
n Mrs. j. Frank Ball, returned fron
L Chicago to day after an absence o
3 eighteen weeks, during which time sh
/ hala I-f. o.