Evening journal., 1893-09-18
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

Market street yesterday. 1t was OF
black satin, the skirt being plain and
full, aud without bit of trimming The
bodice was made with coat effect, tight
fitting in the back The front opened
over blouse like creation OF striped
black and white. The costume was
completed by small turban of rough
black straw, adorned with jaunty
rosettes of white lace and two stiff
white feathers
Frank Il. and Harry Boldly Joseph
Stephenson and John Hollaway, of
Philadelphia were guests of Mr. and
Mrs B Frank Mcdaniel yesterday.
They rode down on their wheels, and
were loud in their complaints concern
ing the condition of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia pike.
Mr. and Mrs. George D Mcclellan, of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs +. S. Mcpherson at ''The Gables"
yesterday.
John Gam, of this city. and Represen-
tative James H. S Gam, of st Georges,
went to the Worlds Fair this afternoon.
They will spend two weeks In the West.
E Boss have gone TO the Worlds Fair
to spend ten days.
w. B Morrow and M. Camagni, of
Paterson, N j., and A. J. Zabuskie, of
Wortendyke, N j., bicyclists bound for
Washington, registered at the Hotel
Willis to day.
James s. Bowers, of Ellington, Mon
tana, and j. H Shefiiine, of Sunshin,
Colorado, registered at the Clayton
House yesterday.
Mrs. ]. E. Smith and son Lester, of
Ridley Park, are visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. John H. Paynter, of this city,
and Mrs E P. Wilson, Of Georgetown,
spent Sunday at delaware City.
Miss Rose Farley has returned home
after two weeks visit to New York
friends.
Mrs Belle Reed. Of this city, has been
visiting her brother K B. Adams, at
Laurel
Miss Annie Webster Of Wilmington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Benjamin, in
Newark,
A young woman with red gold hair
wore a charming gown on one of Will
mington's fashionable thoroughfsres yes
terday. the skirt was of a liz hit tan
color, made round and full, and trimmed
with frill after frill of narrow golden
brown satin On the waist was a deep
ruffls Of the same She wore brown
shoes and gloves, and the quaintest bon
net imaginable. It was of huge poke
shape, ia golden brown straw, tri mined
with yards of Blown ribbon and tied
in big bow under her dainty chin.
Miss Fannie Gallagher a graduate of
the Convent Of the Visitation, sang in st.
Marys Church yesterday. Miss Gallagher
has strong, sweet. rich voice and was
heard to great effect
John E Halloren, Of this CITY, spent
yesterday with his parents at Yorklyn,
Del.
John Boggs, Of Clayton, is spending a
few days with Wilmington friends.
Miss Lizzie Early, Of New Castle, has
returned home after months visit to
friends on Lowering avenue.
Miss Mary McGuigan and Miss Kate
Crummey are visiting New Castle
friends.
chauncey P. Holcomb, Of Chicago. is
visiting in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Of Clay
ton, have gone on a ten days trip to the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Miss
Reynolds and Miss Ida William left
here via Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for
the Worlds Fair to day.
Miss Elizabeth Marvel left this city
yesterday for a two weeks stay at the
Worlds Fair
Social Chat OF the Capital Town.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, Sept 49, w. d. Walls,
Wilmington, has been visiting here.
Clarence Frazier 0f near Newark ha
been visiting in town.
r W. Thackery and wife. of Elktor
spent Sunday with their parents here
r. p Collins and wife spent Sunda.
with relatives near Clayton.
Robert W Thomas, wife and family
of w Island, Nd have been visiting
relatives in Dover
Miss Mary jackson, OF Salisbury, i
visiting Miss Bessie Murray.
Miss Lizzie Clements. Of Clayton, ha
been visiting relatives here
Alfred L Ward, Of Philadelphia, spen
Sunday with friends in town
Miss Kate Shakespeare and brothe
Frank, of Philadelphia, who have bee
visiting relatives here, have returne
home
Outbreak at Kingswood.