Evening journal., 1893-08-16


S. D. Morris, Of this city. has returned
from trip to OCEAN City, M.
Mrs. Emma Carr and family left for
a three weeks stay at Landlord, Nd,
yesterday.
Frank coaden. of this city, is visiting !
friends at Lankford, Mo
w. e. Morris. of this city, is spending
his vacation with his parents at West
over, Md.
Miss Fannie Young. of Smyrna, is
visiting friends here
Ernest Haynes, an employe of ]. T
Mullin and Son, is visiting his parents
in Smyrna.
Miss Carrie HofTecker, of this city, is
visiting friends in Clayton.
Sewell Norris, of Wilmington, is visit
ing his parents in Clayton.
Mrs. Susan Gurgeon, of this city, is
visiting friends in Smyrna.
Miss Lizzie Pratt, Of Wilmington, is the
guest of the family of Nathaniel Pratt,
at Smyrna.
A young woman wearing the inevita-
BILE blue frock walked down Market
street yesterday afternoon. She walked
well. So many women seem TO "ambe'
along, but this one walked along
with free. easy grace that was at nice
the envy and despair Of her less accom-
plished sisters.
1t would sometimes seem that graceful
walking might be numbered among the
ost arts. Very few women acquire any
approach to perfection in the exercise.
or course, every one succeeds in propeil.
ing herself along in some fashion by
means of her feet, but that is not true
walking.
An English authority says: "The bo6y
should be held erect, the shoulders down,
chest extended, and the leg moved from
the hip, the whole figure above being
immovable. The movement from the
knee is said to be the ecret of bad walk
ing, combined with the discomfort Of
tight shoes and high heels, which turn
the figure in a most ungraceful manner.
The woman's Coristisn Temperance
Union, of Stanton and Marshallton, will
hold a Temperance Harvest Home, in the
grove Of Edward Cranston, near Mar
shallton, on Saturday, August 10. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Rev. Henri
eta G Moore, of Ohio, the great pulpit
and platform orator, Rev A. S Mowbray,
of Newport, Rev. William White, Of
Wilmington, and others The Fairview
Lodge of Good Templars, will turn out
in a body and in full regalia. The
independent Cornet Band, Of Marshall
ton, will be present and iue music
by selected choir will be rendered.
I Ice cream and other refreshments will be
served in abundance Hacks will meet
the 10. 90 train.
Mrs. ]. c. lie Compt, of Wilmington
has been visiting Mrs. George Thomas
lear Blackstone.
Merritt Perkins, Of Wilmington, is the
guest of his brother, John Perkins, near
Clayton.
Mrs Cora Ryan and Miss Addie VIII.
lard. of Wilmington are guests of Mrs.
N. G. Serverson, of Clayton.
Miss Ella Mckee, Of Wilmington, is
the guest of the Misses Dulin, near
Blackstone.
Lewis C. vandegrift is in Dover.
Mrs Belle Baynsrd and daughter Ethel,
of Wilmington, are guests of Mrs.
Joseph Bsynard, Of Clayton.
Charles Stewart aud wife. Of Clayton.
are visiting Mr. Stewards mother in this
city.
Madame lie Compile, Of this city, has
gone to New York, to attend the first fall
millinery opening.
Judge Cullen was in town to day.
Willard Salisbury. Ja., left to-day fo
Ssrat ga Springs.
Mrs. Samuel. Bowman, Mrs. Bloun
and Grafton Blount left to day 10
Queenstown, Nd
4 George T. Brown is at Long Branch.
Speaker of the House Harve
whiteman is on his way back from th
Worlds Fair
Representative James II. S. Gam, OF ST
Georges, is in Wilmington to-day
Early in September he aud his brothe
: John will 60 to the Worlds Fair
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., went to tn
Worlds Fair to-day.
u Jares " Ponder will leave to morro'
for the Worlds Fair and the far West
S Miss Neville. of Trenton, N. j., is th
d guest of Wilmington friends,
Mrs. Norman Reed and daughte