Evening journal., 1893-10-17
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Reception in Honor of Newly
Welded Guests.
THE CAMP ADAMS sOOIABLE

IT Will Be Held at City Treasurer Adams's
Residence To-morrow-Itis Is Composed of
Men and Women who Used to Go Out
Camping Long Ago other Events.
Camp Adams will give a sociable at
City Treasurer Adamss residence on
French street, to morrow evening. The
members of the camp are men and
women who used TO go out camping
together every summer. The reunion
of the members, many of whom have
since married, will doubtless be quite
pleasant. They are City Treasurer
Joseph X. Adams and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
William Adams, Mr. and Mrs. II. ].
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Merrick,
Horn, Nathaniel Horn, George Hodgman,
Miss Ida Hodgman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Crawford, Dushane Cloward, Miss Edna
Weaver, Albert Waite, Mr. and Mrs.
Trumlin, Albert Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs
James Drabble, Misses Kate and Dolly
Aiken, Thomas Taylor, Harry Adams.
Charles Moore and Daniel Kurtz. Dur
ing the progress of the evening supper
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Stout gave their
newly married guests, Mr. and Mrs
John Black. Of Baltimore. Md, a re-
ception at No. 9l7 West Ninth street
last evening Many Wilmingtonians
previously acquainted with the bride,
called and extended their congratula.
tions. Among the callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Green and sons, the Misses
0'Toole Mr. and Mrs. William Heine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Murphey, Mr.. and Mrs
William Harper. of this city Miss Annie
M. Shepperd, of Trenton, N. j., and
Victor Bacon, of Chester, Pa
Mrs. J. C. Massey, F. B. Massey, Miss
+ Lizzie g. Thompson, of this city, Miss
Z Caulk. J. L. Shepard and S. E. Massey,
of Middletown, will leave here for the
( Wolld's Fair tomorrow morning, at
s 81. They will go on the B, & o. road,
returning by way Of Niagara Falls.
Miss Nellie Hazard. of No. 517 Poplar
street. is at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Annie Dewitt, of near Fair Hill,
Md, is the guest of Mrs. Benjamin D.
Bowen, on West street.
Mrs. r Il Hudson and Mrs. Johnson,
- t1Ne@A LDHAofAASt oiH NAoAlAAlk MIS-
Robert d. Morrow, on Delaware avenue.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW York, Oct. Wilmington
visitors to this city yesterday were W.
Latiner, Mrs. E. Latimer, with head
quarters at the Windsor Hotel Fl. l.
Whitcomb, Broaway Central Hotel; L.
Bower and wife, Windsor Hotel; o. L
Williams Plaza Hotel.
Miss Ferguson, of Dover, is visiting
relatives in Chestertown, nd.
Miss E nms j. Clothier has been visit
ing friends in Middletown.
Mrs. Elsie Shuster is the guest of rela-
tives in Chestertown, Nd.
While St Paul's NJ E Church is being
repaired and the carpet and furniture
out of the way, the women of the church
will give a festival and social entertain.
ment 1t will be held this evening and
to morrow evening in the lecture-room
of the church.
Superintendent Of Public Schools d
w Harlan, of this city, spent yesterday
in West Chester.
MIDDLETowN, Oct. 17.-Mlss Hester
Jones is in attendance at Chicago s
great fair
Frank Webb is now serving in the
capacity Of night operator in the place
Of Taylor Anderson. who is confined
to his home with rheumatism.
Clarence R Clayton after severe
illness, lasting more than three
weeks, is conyalescing.
Frank Bradley, who was formerly. a
typo in the New Era Office, has accepted a
position as clerk in Messick's store.
Samuel J Newman. of this city, will
start for the Worlds F. ir to morrow.
Mrs John Mills, of Philadelphia, is
spending few days with her sister in.
law, Mrs. Lewis Sasse.
George I. Brown will leave for Chicago
tomorrow. where he will visit the Col
umbian Exposition.
Lewis G. vandsgrift is in Dover to.
day,
William Taylor and family. of Middle
town, went to the Worlds Fair to-day.
Mrs. Martin B Burris and Miss M. f.
Burris, Of Middletown. viii start to-
morrow for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Daisey Gray of Clayton, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
National Worlds Fair Commissioner
Willard Hall Porter will start for chi
cago to morrow to help the National
Commission wind up the affairs Of the
Worlds Fair.
Joseph Lemon, Of Newrey, ireland
sends his brother David Lemon. the fol
lowing new version of the famous verses
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
Or happy day OF yorey
All, mol for feeting ears but max
True friendship treasured more.
Tho sweet the memories of the past
May unrest joys 0utshine.
And coming years be happier Sill
han days o auld lang sign.
GMT nRMn