Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-07

iautiO Olby on wednesday.
Miss Julia Lavender, Of Smyrna, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Joseph L. Caven-
der, in this city.
Miss Annie Freeman, Of Middletown,
is visiting friends her..
Senator Anthony Higgins went to
Washington this morning.
William S. Hilles and Harlan G. Scott
spent Sunday with friends near Reybold.
President Preston Lea, Vice President
Willard Salisbury, Jr, Of the Whining
ton City Railway Company, and Colonel
Enoch Moore, Of the Street and Sewer
Commission, returned from frankfort,
Sussex county, this morning They, to-
gether with Clerk Of the House Layton.
have been inspecting tenwick Island, in
which they are financially interested.
The run from Assawaman canal to
Frankford was made in naptha launch.
Lewis @. Vsndegrift aud family have
returned from the Wor DIS Fair, very
much pleased with their Western trip.
w. Harry Pierson, the young dru 9
clerk who was so badly burned by an
explosion of chemicals in Beetem's lab
oratory several days ago will, in the
opinion of Dr. Ellegood, completely re-
cover his eyesight.
L Scott Townsend is spending a week
in Odessa and Middletown.
Lee Sparks was in Dover yesterday
and will spend this week with friends in
Middletown.
Charles P. Cotton and Harry Hobbs
spent pleasant day at Lincoln Park on
Saturday.
Miss sallie Maloney win spend a week
at Atlantic City.
NJ F. Clark, of Kent county, is regis
tered at the Clayton House.
Treasurer's Clerk Samuel A. Price i.
indispOsed
Miss Bessie Palmer, of this city, is
visiting friends near Blackbird.
City Solicitor George A. Elliott was al
Cape May yesterday.
CHARLES H. Brandt returned from Chi
cago to day.
Ramoth and Miss Emily Mitchell arr
| spending the summer with their granC
parents at Nivendale, Pa
Miss E. Therese Guthrie, of Whining
ton, will spend this week with friends Il
Maryland.
William R. Williamson, manager o
the Opera House. returned to this cit,
fl ON Ocean Grove to-day.
Magistrate F. E. Smith and Bsnjamii
Biggs Smith returned from a visit Z
Asbury Park this morning.
Misses Eva, Lola and May Smith ar
visiting at Lewesville, Pa.
Fred c. Mammele and William R
Cooley returned from the Worlds FAN
Toronto and Niagara Falls last evening
They had a delightful trip and saw s
much that Mr. COOLEY is wearing a pal
Of smoked glasses.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor an
family are spending two weeks at Penni
grove, N. ].
Gideon E. Hukill, of Middletowr
passed through this city to day on hi
way to the Worlds Fair. His wife wi
spend some time in Pennsylvania.
Misses Kate and Jessie Hukill, Lid
Huron, Fannie Shepherd and Mrs. Mar
Walker. of Middletown. were in Wi
mington to day on their way to Oeea
Grove.
Misses Sophia and Nellie Simmons, az
companied by the Misses Miles Of Kel
net Square. left here this morning for q
Worlds Fair. They will also Wis
! Niagara Falls
Ferdinand Jauvier, of Clayton, n J
is visiting relatives in this city.
2 Miss Florence Crawford. of Willuinl
ton, is visiting friends in West Cheste
e The wedding Of Letter Carrier Asbul
G. Simonson has been announced TO tai
place in the near future.
u Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW YOhK, Aug. Among the w
mingtonians who registered at the Ne
e York hotels yesterday we're: n. J. De-
5, lin, Hoffman House; w. n. Kenworth
Broadway Central Hotel; r. Kestle
Broadway Central Hotel; o. J. For
r, Westminster Hotel
Social News From Mlddletown.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Is MIDDLETowN, Aug. T. - Mrs. Mar
~ Walker, Miss Jessie Hukill, Miss Lid
Huron and Miss Katie Huron left he
this morning for Ocean Grove. Tn
y will be entertained It the Delawa
villa, the popular headquarters for De-
wsreans at Ocean Grove.
Oh More than a score of young men fro
- Middletown mingled with the crowds
visitors at Collins's Beach yesterday.
A pleasant party of Middletown peoI
a, will picnic at Augustine Pier to-morr'
and participate in the dancing in
evening.
a, William Vansant, with his mother a