Evening journal., 1893-07-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Delawareans Rusticating at
Rehoboth and Ocean City.
WILMIEeToEIANs OFF FOR CHICAGO


Select CrOqust Party On the Lawn at
RarnAurst-Gussts From Distance In
Wilmington Neutrality-suspicious.. Nam
meis and Cooley Leave for the Worlds
Fair and Niagara.
The third historical excursion of the
University Extention Summer Meeting
took place on SATURDAY. when a visit
was paid to the BATTLEFIELD of German
town The tnal excursion of the sum
mer meeting will be made next Saturday,
when the students will visit Washing
tons headquarters at Valley Forge and
the other points Of interest In that vi
cinity. The excursions are admirably
conducted by Lyman P Powell, Que Of
the staff lecturers of the local society,
and young man whose boyhood was
spent In Dover.
T. Brison station master at the P
w & B station, has gone to Rehoboth
for several days
Mrs Lamont Dupont, Miss NJ Du-
Pont, Miss Mary DUPONT. w X DUPONT
and r DUPONT, Of this city are stopping
at the Marine villa, Cape May.
A. D Browning, Of Newark, is sum
mering at Long Branch
Albert Dunn will spend this week at
Seaford, Del
Miss Josie Fogg will leave 20 day
10 visit friends at Kennel Square aud
Avondsle.
Frederick O Mammele and William
r Cooley will start this morning for
twO-weeks visit to the Worlds
Fair On the return journey they will
stop at Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Troy
BF. Leonard and family are tenting
at Brandy wine Summit
Mrs w. s. Phillips Is on an extended
tour to. LAUREL, Barren Creek snd, suffolk
Va
E Linwood Peacock. manager for NJ
Megary, returned on Friday from visit
to Chicago and the West. Mr. Peacock
visited the Worlds Fair and be says
that the American manufacturers dis.
play is far ahead Of the foreign exhibits
John Newell and William Higgins. of
this city, are both playing ball in the
Southern League Newell is playing
shortstop, and Higgins. second base
The latter was recently signed by the
Memphis Club
The Misses Sadie and Nellie Hammond,
who have been visiting friends in this
city will return to their home at Cen ter
vile, Md, to day.
Mrs Livingstone, Miss Addy Living
stone and William Grmshaw, all OF New
York city, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Ralph DeSOto, No. 10l1 West Eight b
street
Walton B Thomas, Mrs Joseph Cloud
and Mrs Parks, Of Philadelphia, visited
relatives in this city yesterday
The Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
will give an electric excursion over the
Wilmington City Railway Company s
lines next Friday evening.
James Hess. F. NJ. Seeds, J. A. Seeds,
Jr., and c. f Wiley. Of the Quaker
City Wheelmen, Philadelphia, rode to
Wilmington yesterday aud took dinner
at the Clayton House.
Theodore Bayne, Of Philadelphia. is
the guest Of Mrs, Alfred Jones
Theodore Crosson and daughters
spent Sunday in Roxborough, Pa
Miss Lottis Flowers. of Dover, is
visiting Miss Lucy Mcbride.
Rev o G. BuddingtOn and family
went to Stonington, Conn to day, for
stay Of several weeks.
Mrs Sinah McColley. of this city is
visiting among old friends in Sussex
county.
Charles Kram and wife aud daughter
Bessie, and Clarence Kram aud wife, OF
PHILADELPHIA we're he guests OF Mrs. d.
M. Butler, in this city, yesterday.
Miss Maud Wainwright has returned
from New York, where she has beel
spending two months
Mrs s. A Bowers has gone TO tn,
Worlds Fair She will spend montl
in the West.
Miss Tillle Lsmsden, Of this city, is tn,
guest Of Miss Mamie Tunnel, at George
town.
J w Welsh. Of this city is at t h,
Deuglass House, Rehoboth
Alfred Lsrlmore and wife. u Whining
ton, have been visiting relatives neal
Seaford
James J Johnson and family. Of thi
city. are the guests Of Mrs Thomas G
Held, at Harrington
@ + White has returned from Ok
ford, Pa where he has been spendinl
his vacation.
Mrs. Todd and daughter Of Whining
ton, are being entertained by Mrs. S
j. Fisher in Nanticoke City Mr. Todd il
at the Worlds Fair where be has charg,
Of.the exhibit Of the Pullman Oar works