Evening journal., 1893-06-29

munications should be written on one side of
the paper onlY.l
The children of the Sacred Heart Pa
rochial School went out on an electric
car excursion this morning. About 200
OF them boarded two electric cars at
Madison street and Delaware avenue
about o'clock aud were carried to
shellpot park Dinner was served on
the farm of Herman UOuge which ad.
joins the park. This afternoon the
parents and friends of the children viii
go out to Mr. Lougess farm where a
pavilion has been erected and dancing
will be INDUCED in until evening.
John H. Foraker is confined to his
home, No 623 East Sixth street, this
city, from the effects Of a fall from tel
ephone pole at Parkesburg, Pa.
P. F. Harrington, of this city, has been
detached from light house duty, and will
be placed in command of ship.
The exercises of the commencement Of
st. Patricks Parochial School were held
last evening.
Joseph Miller, of Chester, has returned
to his home from visit to friends in
this city
Bishop Curtis will go to Easton, Md,
next Sunday, and confirm class of
children.
w. H. Brown, of Seaford. registered
at the Hotel Willis last evening.
C. P. Pyle, of Kennett Square, Pa,
was in this city Yesterday.
Miss Ella Wittenberg is visiting rela
tives in Philadelphia.
Mend your gloves, dresses, fans
slippers, lace, with court plaster or
meuding tissue, using black or light
tints according to the color of the
article, Mend on the wrong side of the
goods, of course, and you will never see
the rent.
Miss Maggie Crosby, a well-known
public school teacher of Ches-
ter, is spending APART of her vacation
with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Alice Wadman, of this city, is
on two months visit to Greenwood
Milford and other Peninsula towns
Rev Jonas Trumbauer, of Chester,
preached at a tent meeting of the
Heavenly Recruits last night.
Mrs. A. Macklim and daughters are
spending two weeks on farm near Mil
ford.
Misses Bessie and Carrie Downes and
Frank H. Downes, of Marcus Hook, were
in the city last evening
Mrs Benjamin Johnson, Sr., of Marcus
Hook, has been visiting friends in VII.
mington.
She played tennis and croquet
TN her cheeks were like the rose
BY the freckles on her nose.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mrs Hugh E Steele, of Coatesville,
Pa, has been spending a few days in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Bayard Handy and Miss Brown.
Of Vicalia, California, are guests of
Mrs. James A. B. Handy, of No SOB
West Fourth street, this city.
Tie L. w. R. Club gave a delightful
moonlight on the Delaware river last
night. They did not land anywhere, but
the run of the tug Taurus extended
from Chester to Fort Delaware It was
the second annual moonlight of the
club and, while the weather was cool
the enjoyment was as great as last year
Those who went were: Mr. and Mrs
William Venn, Misses Green, Katie
.Venn. Mamie f. Dannenberg, Josie
Hattie and Minerva Redmile, Ella NJ
Carter and Levia and Laura Draper, Miss
Grimes, George F. Lowry, Frank A
Weatherby, j w. Redmile, Nathan
Bennett, Charles A Burns, Mr. Pierce,
Lawrence Grow, Mr.. Craig and Mr..
Hayes
Music, social intercourse and refresh.
ments were the features of the evening.
The return was made at midnight.
Mrs j. p McLear, of Wilmington,
is spending some time al East North
vile, Mass
Miss Laura Pierce. of Chatham, Ches
ter county, Pa, is visiting relatives in
this city.
Thomas McClary, of this city, is spend
ing the summer at Ocean Grove, n. J.
Mrs Sarah P Bancroft is the guest of
friends at Soudertown, Pa
Professor John B. Ritchie and son,
John Richie, went to Rehoboth to day
for the summer. They will furnish music
for the Henlopen House.
George w. Bush, of Wilmington, is at
the White Mountains.
Mrs. S L Hilles of this city is visit
ing at Langhorne, Pa.
The family of Charles s. Horn went 70
Rehoboth this morning. They will
spend the summer at their cottage there
Rev. G. L. jefferson has returned to
Wilmington from West Chester, where
he had a charge.
A reception will be rendered the
graduating class of boys by the execu-
tive committee of the Alumni Associa