Evening journal., 1893-07-20

and Atlantic City.
Hon. George V. Massey, of the Board
of Directors of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition, arrived in this city from
Chicago, at . So last evening. He was
in good health, but looked somewhat
tired and careworn. He left for a few
days of rest at his home in Dover last
night.
Thomas ]. Connell, a telegrapher en-
ployed by the p, w. & B. Railroad Com
pany, has returned to this city from a
two weeks visit to Virginia.
Miss Alice Longfellow celebrates the
18th of June of each year, says an ex-
change, by providing a special car for
party of working girls from Boston,
different ones being invited each season,
and entertains them for the afternoon at
the old historic mansion in Cambridge.
The art treasures of the home; the
objects of literary interest associated
with her fathers life and work; the
famous chair made from the spreading
chestnut tree" and given by the school
children at Cambridge; the beautiful
pen. gift from Helen Hunt. made from
a pillar to which Bonivard was chained
in the castle at Chillon-all these and
many others are freely exhibited. Tea
is served either on the lawn or in the
fine old wainscoted parlor, with it's
cushioned window seats and crimson
draperies, and a drive to Mt. Auburn,
where Longfellow is buried, crowns the
days pleasure
Miss Gertie Van Dyke, of this city, is
visiting friends at CeciltoD, Md.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Steele, of Prin-
cipio, Nd, who have been visiting
friends in this city, returned home yes
terday.
John A. Jordan, Earl Mills, Robert
Woolery. John Spoerl, William Nc.
Gowan, Frank Mulhausen, Harry Belts,
George Messick, George Baldwin. Horace
Mcdaniel, William Holden, John Nc
Bride, Calvin McKaig and Frank Bolen
are among the members of the Outing
Club, Of the Warren Athletic Club
that will camp out for two weeks at
Augustine Pier, the first of August
While in camp the men will give several
athletic entertainments.
Bernard Keitz, of Wilmington, is on a
two weeks trip to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Winger. of Coatesville Pa is
the guest Of the Misses Baker, of No. Cos
Adams street.
Samuel Simpler, of Camden, n. has
been visiting friends in this city.
Calvin G. Thomas. of this city. is
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Miss Lille R. Meyers, Of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Garrett, on Adams
street.
IT. Wilson, organist at West Pres.
byterisn Church, has gone to the Worlds
Fair.
ET. Taylor. of the Artisans Bank is
spending the summer near Northbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs John Biggs are summer
ing at Rehoboth.
Willard Cox. Of Wilmington, is on a
two-weeks visit to Cape May.
Joseph Kern, the Market street Jew
eler, is at Atlantic City.
Colonel E. L. Martin, of Seaford, was
in this city yesterday.
The family of Millard F. Davis is sum
mering at Brandywine Summit.
The members of st. Andrews Church
choir were the guests of H. r. Triggs
on a sailing party yesterday. The party
went by rail to Edge Moor, where the
yacht Siesta was in waiting. The sail
was down the Delaware, with a stop al
Augustine Pier.
Those who composed the party were II.
r. Triggs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig, W.
r. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gard
ner, Mr. aud Mrs Howard i Pyle. Miss
Bessie Weldin. Miss Carrie Baker Miss
Minnie Dimelo y. Miss Bessie Palmer
Miss Valeris Husbands, Miss Lily France
and Albert Wendell
E I Toy. cashier of the San Marcos
Hotel at Atlantic City, is visiting hi:
mother at her home at the Highlands.
Colonel f. 7. Cooper, register Of wills
for Kent county is registered at tn,
magnificent Hotel Del Monte, fashion
able summer resort on the Pacific coas
located near the town of Monterey
There General Fremont. the patl
finder Of the Rocky mountains, frs
raised the American flag and effected tn,
conquest Of the wonderful "Goldel
State
The Index says: owe also understan,
there Is also temporarily domicied unde
the same roof the fair and attractiv
daughter of one of Honolulu's wealth
planters. and Dame Rnmor has IL tha
even now one of the shafts from cupid
bow has fastened itself in the tende
strings Of the doughty colonel's heart
Mrs. Franklin J. Murphy, of Whining
ton is visiting her parents here
Represent ative Columbus Watkins. o
Odessa, was in Wilmington yesterday
General Theodore Armstrong, O
Newark, was in Wilmington to-day.
Representative William Salisbury
of Dover, visited Willard salisbury TO
day.
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