Evening journal., 1893-07-26
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
An Enjoyable Watermelon
Party at Elsmere.
DELEGATES TO THE CY. M. UNION

DbLbGATES 10 THE o, Y, M. UNION
They WIN spend a Week at the worlds
FaIr-Niiss Maggie GertenberE and
james Hooper Married Last Evening.
wiImingtonians who Are visiting Their
Country Cousins.
Miss Sadie Kerr and Miss Nellie Kerr,
of Elsmere. gave watermelon party
last night in honor Of their friend aud
guest, Miss Bessie Roberts, of Philadel
phia. Those present from Wilmington
were: Misses Amy M Alexander
Laura Muhlha1sen. Sadie Davis, S. Ella
Taylor, Lydia Reisser, Jennie Varis
Rena RICHTER, Sophia Muhlhausen,
Martie Alexander, w II Lingo.
Lohand and Il Ellis Misses Susie Kerr
Florence Gill, Mr. and Mrs Faust, Mr.
and Mrs. Gill, Mr. and Mrs Hearn. Mr.
and Mrs Kerr Thomas Leach. Elwood
Wollaston. George Leach. Charles VOL
laston Robert Kerr, James Hearn and
John Gill, Of Elsmere, Miss Emily Leach,
Of Wilmington.
Il NJ Butler, Of this city. spent yes
terday in Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Wilson, of Georgetown, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Thomas Broughton, Of Wilmington. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs J. Il Blake
ley in Chester.
Mrs Eu nice Dawson, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Julia Adams and son Harry
Adams, of this city. are spending two
weeks with Mrs T. f. Mullins, in
Chester
Mr. and Mrs Royce G. Strickland, Of
Warren, Mass have been visiting friends
in Delaware. They were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs James w. Hazard, of this
city, for some time, and with them made
a trip to Mt Vernon, the home of Wash
ington
Miss Maggie A. Gutenberg and James
Hooper were married yesterday after
noon by Father Flynn. at st. Mary's r
c. Church Mr. and Mrs Hooper went
on a wedding trip to Reading, Pa After
their return to this city they will hold
reception at the home of the brides
parents, at No COL Pine street
Homer Biddle, of Newark, n. j., is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Abbie Edwards, of Bald win, Md
has returned home after pleasant
visit to Wilmington relatives.
Miss Mollie Davis, of near Elkton. Md.
who has been visiting West street
friends. has returned home.
Mrs William H Quinn is visiting
friends az Landenberg
Wilmington Council, c B L. will GO
to Cape May on an excursion TO morrow
Miss May Brophy, Of this city, is
spending the summer at Cape May.
Miss Nellie Hszzard, Of this city. left
here yesterday for an extended visit to
friends in Massachusetts,.
St. Johns Sunday school will give
their annual picnic in Riverview Park on
the Shellpot on Thursday. Two special
cars will be provided for the children
and will start from St. Johns Church
promptly at 8 80 a. m.
R A Lyon, the United Press operator
Of the EvERING JOURNAL. will leave. GU
Saturday, for Chicago to see the f air
Misses Maggie and Ellie Burke, Cassie
Petticrew and Annie Cassidy entertained
friends from Philadelphia, Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Epworth
NJ Il Church will 60 on its fourth
morrow.
Bayard K. Brown has returned 60
Pa.
Miller Wilson, of this city, is spending
week among friends at In elside,
Queen Anne's county, Md.
Miss May feathers, of Clayton, is the
guest of friends in Wilmington.
Miss Celia sunbiuer, OF this city
is the kuest of the Misses Refs at
smyrna.
Joseph Stephenson and family, Of Will
mington, are guests of james Van
Wrinkle, at Smyrna.
Mrs Richard Rowland, of Wilmington,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs NJ.
Meredith, Of Clay ton
Misses Bessie Curry and Nellie Legg OF
Smyrna. are visiting friends near vii
mington.
Miss Laura Farlee, on Wilmington. is
visiting Mrs. s. j. Reynolds in Smyrna
Mrs. William S. Craige and Miss
Marie P. Darlington are sojourning al
Cape May.
j. w Maier left this CITY this after
noon for a months stay at Washington