Evening journal., 1893-11-11

ii Delaware Camera Club Gives Another
Exhibition at the New-Century Club.
Grand Annual Ball of the Delaware
ssengerbuud Monday Evening p VIII
mingtons Visitors.
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The Delaware Camera Club gave it's
q second exhibit of Worlds Fair views. a.
the New Century Club room last evening
A large and appreciative audience wit.
messed the exhibition. The views shown
were those of the state buildings, the
81 Midway Plaisance and the northern part
of jackson Park. One view, that taken
from the northern end of the Manufse-
turers' and Liberal Arts Building, look
ing toward the north, showing the
Wooded Island and the buildings in the
distance, was exceptionally fine. All the
views in general were very good.
DR.. Edward Lewis, a popular resident
of Dover, was in this city yesterday.
5 Miss Annie B. Foard, Of Elkton, Md.
is he guest of relatives here.
L Il
who served out his fathers unexpired
term in the last General Assembly, was
in town last evening. He has been visit
ing relatives in West Chester.
Ex. Register of Wills John X. Bradford
is receiving congratulations to day. Al
is a girl.
The Kodak iend is now at work up the
Brandywine, aud it must be a very un-
interesting part of the city park which
has not been taken time and time
again. Many Of these Kodakers are
men but sometimes one sees a woman
out there at work. She is invariably. &C
companied Ky body-guard of a woman
older than herself and 1t is a very rash
young man who attempts to break in
on her inspiration" by sheep's-eyes or
oglng.
One of these women Kodakers had the
lower end Of the park to herself yester
day afternoon. She was pretty girl
dark hair, brown eyes, good figure. She
wore a stylish black felt hat, trimmed
with ostrich tips. Her dress was a
pretty green with feather trimming She
wore no wrap, and walked along with
the sgrghtly step of woman in robust
health. Two grifins in black guarded
her.
II was amusing to see this pretty crea-
ture in green kodak points of interest
A short distance below the B. & O.
bridge, suspension bridge, pavilion and
dam she gracefully descended the bank
and leaped from rock to rock until she
stood about teu feet from shore Skill.
fully balancing herself she turned her
camera upon the beautiful scene of
nature got the focus TO suit her, pulled
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back to shore again, flushed, radiant and
happy
!. She then induced her body.guard,to be
seated on the wooded heights and took
them as expertly as she had done the
bridges ana dam.
She was still enthusiastically SNAP
ping" when the EVENING JOURNAL re
porter last saw her. and, with the posi-
bic exception Of the body guard. showed
remarkably good taste in selecting hei
subjects.
Rev. Dan B Prettyman, of near Balti
more, was the guest Of w. Frank Sharp
in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Paynter, of thil
city. spent the day in Philadelphia
Mrs. Laura LsRue and Miss Annie
Sichel. of Philadelphia, are the guests Of
Miss Allie Robinson.
Mrs Elijah Ryan has returned t.
Georgetown, after a visit to friends il
ihis city.
A young woman walked abroad il
bright array yesterday afternoon. He
frock was that shade OF red known a
I 4 L.. l..aa 80 81 IL !.
was a broad band of black fur. Tn
bodice was trimmed in black velvet AM
narrow bands of the black fur. Perche
on her short, curly black locks was
small red turban, ornau ented wit
several aggressive looking black wings
Rev Edwin Gardner. Of Elk Neck
Nd, was in town to-day.
Mrs William T Anderson, of nes
Chesterto W. Md, who has been visitin
In this city, returned home to day.
Rev A D. Davis, of Georgetown, W,
in this city yesterday.
Mrs Frank NJ Cooper. of Wissahicloi
is the guest of Mrs. Frank E. Smitl
on West Eleventh street.
James P. Shallow and William
Gallagher will leave here to-morro
morning to visit friends in Conshoho
ken.
The Delaware SRngerbuud will give /
snnual grand bali on Monday, Novemb
10. ia German Hall
Miss Mamie q Steele. Of Chesapeal
City. has been visiting friends in wi
mlngton.
Mrs w T Kennedy, Of this city,
the gue5t of Mrs. Lock wood, at Middl
town
FIX Governor Biggs, Of Middleton
was in Wilmington this morning.
The Old Quaker Social will give