Evening journal., 1893-07-10
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.

LUCAL SUCIE NEWS. |
George T. Hepbron, physical director
at the East End Branch oflthe Y M. G.
a has severed his relations with that
institution and on Friday last left for
his home in Wilmington, Del where he
will remain until September 1st, at
which time he goes to Brooklyn, n. Y,
to fill a more remunerative position of a
similar nature there. His many friends
in this part Of the city wish him success
in his new field, and his classes at the
gymnasium showed their appreciation of
mis- conscientious devotion TO his work In
their behalf. by presenting him with
handsome valise and a travellers toilet
case before his departure Mr.. Hep.
brons successor has not yet been Sc
cured, but Charles Marthens has con.
sented to ill the position for the present.
-Pittsburg News.
Mrs. A. Atkins, of Wilmington, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burris, at
Lewes.
Miss Kate Artis. of Wilmington, is the
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. James o. Chamber
lain, of Milford
Frank West and wife, of Wilmington,
are visiting his parents in Lewes.
Mrs W. Alfred wingate, of Whining
ton, is in Lewes.
Miss Mary E Trader of Milford, is
visiting relatives and friends in WI.
miugton.
Miss Annie H. Watson, of Milford, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Thomas B. Smith, Thomas B Smith,
Jr, William Smith, Ayers Edward,
Frank Wilkins, Leslie Robinson and A.
w. Springer left to-day for trip down
the bay for a week on the yacht Clifton.
T. B Carpenter, Of this city, is visiting
friends at North Brook
U. S. Grant Grason is on a short visit
to his mother, at Media, Pa.
J. Adam Mertz has returned from
trip to Gettysburg, Pa.
George t. Hyatt went to Ocean City,
Md, on Saturday.
E. Linwood Peacock, of Megary & Son,
left to-day for the West on a business
trip for the firm.
Miss Emma Proenell, of this city, is
visiting friends in West Chester
Miss Annie Purnell returned to her
home in Georgetown to-day, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Neva Ward. in
this city
The Misses Hammond, of Centreville
Nd, are visiting Miss Mary E, Bishop
Of No. I'LL West street.
Miss Annie Winchester and sister have
returned home to Philadelphia after a
weeks visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis McMichael and
Mr.. and Mrs Wells H. Taylor, of Spring
City, Pa, are visiting friends in this
city.
Howard Taylor. of this city, is spend
ing his vacation with cousins at Yorklyn.
William Labram, of this city, is visit
ing friends in Bristol, Pa.
Special to the Evening journal.
NEW YORK, July 10-The following
WilmingtOnisns are registered at the
New York hotels: A. Lindsay, West
minister Hotel; r. w. Smith, Broadway
Central Hotel; Mrs. Wilson, Westminster
Hotel
Miss Lena Mcdowell, of Chester, he
returned home from a visit to Marshall
ton friends.
William d. McElwee, of this city, wa
yesterday the guest of his brother, Johl
T. McElwee, at Falkland.
Rev. Henry B. Martin, D. D., rector
of ST Andrews Protestant Episcopa
Church, at Princess Anne, has recentl,
received two calls, one from the vestrl
of the church at Bellefonte, Pa, and on
from the Episcopal Church at Bridgetou
New Jersey. 1t is understood that Dr
Martin has declined both calls. Befor
going to Somerset parish DR. Martin wa
rector of Trinity and Old STede
Churches, in Wilmington.
James Roberts, Mrs. Roberts an
Thomas Bliss, of this city, have tents o
W. ~A-~ANN- --~- q avs NpsiAA y EARAA4As
Clerk of the Peace E. w. Houston, q
Georgetown, was in Wilmington Satui
day afternoon.
Miss Ethel Pennington is visitin
relatives near Newark.
Mrs Ellen George and son. Of Vim
land, N. j., are visiting Andrew Viii
mack.
William Holland, of Fourth and Pr
streets, viii leave tomorrow for Il
Worlds Fair.
Henry z. Hopes, William B. Over
Samuel B. Ladd, Stephen g. snar
Herbert Otley, Frank o. Reagan and ]
P Harris, West Chester wheeimen, too
spin to this city yesterday and dine
at the Hotel Willis.