Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-28
-OChL SOCIETY NEWS.
Messrs. Husbands and Aiken
Give a Delightful Moonlight.
WATERMELON PARTY

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white, Looked Like a Human snowdrop
Z Among the sweItering Crowd.
Magistrate Lewis Sasse, with his two
ksons. Charles H. and Wilbur l.. returned
10 this city on Saturday evening from
81 rip to the Worlds Fair. They went to
#Jhicago by way of the Philadelphia ard
Reading railroad by way of Niagara Falls.
&From Buffalo Magistrate Sasse and his
sons boarded the steamer Idaho, for
#Duluth, stopping en- route at Cleveland,
XDetroit, Lime Island, Marquette, Sault
zSts Marie, Houghton, and West Su-
s.perior. The passage on the steamer
9was delightful. 1t was rough
<.pnly one day. At Sault SITS Marie, they
changed and went through the Straight Of
&Macklnac into Lake Michigan. The only
#point. touched In the lake was Mackinac
city. Thence the party went to Chicago
Magistrate Sasse left Chicago Friday
afternoon, and reached this city Satur
day night, ovsrIthe Pennsylvania railroad.
NThe magistrate expressed himself as
more than satisfied with the trip and
Says that everyone should try to take
the late trip.
Lawrence Husbands and wife and
q James Aiken, of this city. gave private
moonlight to about 100 Of their friends
+ on Saturday night. The party started
on the Ulrica about o'clock and went
E to Fort Delaware and back. There was
3dancing on board 10 Persons Orehes
tra Fireworks and refreshments were
zfenioyed by those present. They returned
to this city about midnight, tired but
happy party
"a motorman," writes Baltimore
girl, ''who is careless in dress, will prove
Ii, ignorance and that you cannot trust
S b m for a faithful discharge of his
duties. man careful in his dress, his
CLOTHES clean as far as the dust of the
road will permit, no buttons missing,
s and having clean linen and his necktie
in place will prove to be a careful man in
the discharge Of his duties.
"Can a motorman drink, smoke and
have GOO timer No. A motorman
working mauy hours must, after his
work is done, take the needed rest to be
z ready for the next day. He must have a
healthy rest, not disturbed by the fumes
of drinking and smoking or the bad
atmosphere Of crowded pleasure resort.
He must, the next morning, go TO his
word with perfectly cool head, so that
+ il danger menaces he can do his best
to avoid It, If he is befogged even a
very little by the effects of q drink
he may be surprised by danger,
and before he can call all his
strength and nerves to act it is too late.
l don't blame the young man.
understand that 1t is great fun to
run the cars at full speed He is sure
OF himself as is the person who plays
with firearm knowing it is not loaded.
Let young men do all ksorts OF
foolishness, but don't give them lives e
play with, as we do to-day We hav,
enough sober and serious men willing L
run cars
I'VE must have motormen who max.
a firm resolution not TO let anything
disturb them; not to look at the young
girls on the sidewalks; not to look be.
hind at what is going on inside the
s car, but TO keep sharp lookout on tn,
tracks TO avoid obstacles that may b,
placed there by evil minded persons, ant
to avoid running over desperate persons
who throw themselves before the cars "a
commit suicide Can you expect young
man of 20 years to be this seriou
motorman You cannot. took a cabl
car tie other day. IL was pleasure
old His hands never left the levers an,
he kept his eyes on the tracks ahead a
all times. / took another ride on al
electric car, on which was young motor
man, who kept up steady conversation
with friend who stood in the doorway
We turned corners without sounding tn
gong and nearly knocked a man down. "
John Nelson, of this city, is spendin
bis vacation with his family in Lewes
Thomas B Smith, OF this city hs
bought cottage Of John A. Manning q
Rehoboth.
E Il Brennan and family, and w.
Fisher and family have returned frol
Atlantic City.
Colonel D. p Barnard and family, VIII
have been summering at Bowers's Beacl
have returned TO their WashingtC
street home.
Miss Florris Hodgson, of this city.
at Atlantic City.
Miss Sallie Hazard, of this city, is Il
guest Of friends in Lewes
Mrs Ida Woodrow. of Wilmington,
visiting relatives In Lewes.
Misses Minnie and Lizzie Bogt. w
have been visiting their sister. Mrs.
Lynch, of No. SOB Maryland avenue. I
the summer, have returned to their hoI
In Baltimore.
Mrs. Logan, Of this city, has returnl
from a several weeks visit to Cape Ma
Miss Bessie Hoffman, of Birdsboro, p
has been the guest of her aunt, MI
Charles Hinman, of this city.
Miss Mamie Sweeney, of this city,
visiting relatives at Mount Cuba.
Miss Sallie Shuster and Miss Ora
Rollings. of this city, are spending f
days with relatives at the Falls of t
Schuy lkil.
Miss Addie Conner, Of Manayunk,
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs A. NJ Good, is the guest Of /