Evening journal., 1893-08-19
.OCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
General KenneJ Home Again
From the Worlds Fair,
AND PRAISES IT TO THE SKIES.

BE Says That Delaware People Can
Spend Two Weeks at the Magnificent
Exposition and Live as Cheap as in
n Wilmington Congressman Causey
& Comes Home to Look After His Peach
4 Crop. Although Deeply Interested in
5 the Silver Question Debate.
Z General R. R. Kenney reached this
sity at o'clock this morning on his way
ONE from the Worlds Fair. He LETT
here for Dover on the 8 10 train. Speak
ing of the exhibit to an EVENING jour
sAL reporter, he said:
1T is magnificent; far beyond any
& 4hing you can imagine. There is one
+ hing / would like TO say in this connec
Iion That is, that man can go TO
chicago and live just as cheaply as he
IAN here in Wilmington. OF course, if
Fou live on the fair grounds. you can
bake it cost you Just whatever
Fou want to.
'The Delaware Building is charm.
Mrs. Churchmsn and Miss Bacon give
Huch aroyal welcome to every Delawarean
Il hat he spends every spare moment in
he building-it seems so homelike and
Sne meets so many friends there
What about the Delaware exhibit q
& 'The paintings of Hammitt aud Chal-
#ant attract much attention. In fact the
81 ollar bill painted by the latter attracts
bout as much inoerest as anything saw
hen again, the Delaware exhibit in the
fVoman's Building is the subject of much
favorable comment"
Mr.. and Mrs William Morris, of Will
Ellington, are the guests of his parents,
sdr. and Mrs. John Morris, Of Cecilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starr, of Will
&nington, are visiting Mrs John McCau-
2sey, at Leeds, Md.
Edgar Mayne. of this city. has been
Il isiting friends at Chesapeake City.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Among the
ANilningtonians who visited this city
yesterday were G. Crandall and w.
Iawton, Broadway Central Hotel; S.
8 Crawford, J. M Lendermsn and wife,
t. l. enis Hotel.
Miss Eva Nichols Of Chester, Pa, is
& visiting relatives in this city.
Mas Rachie NJ Webb, of Unionville,
Pa, is visiting friends in this city.
Walter Crossgrove has returned from
ID extended tour to New York. Newark
and Coney Island
Special Agent Frank Stout, OF the s.
~. @. A. and @, accompanied by his
wife and children, arrived home from
alexander, Va, last evening. where he
has been on an extended visit.
George r Roberts, wife and child,
tarted this morning for Atlantic City,
( where they will spend week by the
sea
Michael c. Bacon. of Wilmington, is
FPending his vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Eva Loaand, of this city has re.
RI urned home from long visit to relatives
and friends in Baltimore and Port De-
& bosit, Nd
Mr. and Mrs James M. Watson, ac-
bompanied by their son. Harry Wat.
Son, left this morning on a trip to
Woousocket. T. l., aud Lisbon Falls,
Me. They will be gone about two weeks.
Hon John W. Causey was here yes
erday on his way to Milford to super
intend the sale aud delivery of his peach
crop He says that the silver question
5 occupying the sole attention of Con-
gress. and that he has no doubt of the
repeal of the purchase clause of the
Sherman law.
Mrs Michael Donohoe and daughter, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting friends IN
Wilmington.
Miss Clara Kellar, of Munsey, Pa, is
visiting her friends here.
Miss Nellie Gouert and Miss Heller
Turner, Of Wilmington, and Miss Salli'
Cotton, of Philadelphia, are spending
few days at Atlantic City.
George T. Dunbar of Wilmington
has been visiting in Elkton and vicinity
Professor John B Ritchie is building
cottage at Rshob tn. He has been con