Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-08-02

Church, this city, went 10 Oamoen camp |
this morning he win preach there this |
afternoon.
Miss May Howes, of Philadelphia, is
being entertained by Miss Lizzie STRAIT
ton, of No 500 West street, this city.
Last night Miss Stratton gave a reception
in honor of her guest. The time was
spent in vocal and instru
mental music, parlor games and CONVEX
sation. Refreshments were served in
abundance.
Miss Jennie E. Pierce aud James B.
Hurlock, both of this city, were married
this morning at Epworth NJ. E. parson
age. Rev. Isaac Jewell ofiiciated.
w. Lindsay Mcfarland, editor Of the
Clayton Call, made call at the EVEN
ING JOURNAL Office this morning.
Elk City Solicitor William T. lyman
leaves for Chicago on Saturday morning
State Auditor John P. Dulaney, of
Seaford, was in Wilmington to day.
Miss Maggie Kugler entertained a
number of frien at a social party at her
home, No. 30 West Fourth street The
time was spent in music, dancing and
games Among those present were:
Miss Edna Pugh, Miss Minnie Turner,
Miss Annie Shuuder, Miss Mary Gross,
Miss Annie Mcguire, Miss Bessie Jeffers,
Miss Annie Hewitt, Miss Sallie Fillben,
Miss Vera Turner, Miss Anna M Abr, MS,
Miss May Shooster, NJ IS Rose Haughey,
Miss Ida Turner, Frank Mcguire, Paul
Zane. Sherman Stradley, Oscar Shooster,
and Norman Zane
Professor A. H Berlin, Of the High
School, leaves for the Worlds Fair on
saturday.
Mrs Katie Mclaughlin, Of Miners
Mills, Pa, is the guest Of friends in
this city.
The bicycle girl is plump and round,
| Her cheeks are rosy, her SIX In Is Drowned,
Her eyes are bright with health.
| In her modest gown 81 navy blue,
! she gets all the Arbitration due
| 10 Wuman's greatest wealth.
| Her flesh is firm and her muscles strong,
| Her rounded limbs might well belong
| To a goddess OF olden time
as she glides along on her silent wheel,
I an men admire for all men feel
That her vigor is sublime.
! Then hail TO the bicycl- girl, and long
/ May she live and grow more strong,
| As woman ought 20 do.
I Till her weaker sters also try
I With her in her health and her strength to vie
Toronto Mail.
James Meginnis, of Tallahassee, Fla
who has been visiting relatives in thi
city has returned home.
William D. Miller denies the report
that he has been to the Worlds Fair
He says that he has been at the Dele
ware Water Gap, sick from nervou
prostration.
John X. Bradford has returned from
Cape May
William F. Griffith, of Newark, wa
in town to-day.
J. K. Sharpless and wife, Of this city
and Professor H L. Dilworth and sisters
Misses M rtha and Bessie, of Centreville
left to day for the Worlds Fair
H. w. Mills has resigned his positio
in Dilworth's pharmacy for the purpos
of taking up the study of dentistry.
Spottswood Garland left this evenin
for Shenandoah City, Va.
Clerk Of the Peace Biggs, Recorder q
Deeds Shalcross, and others went t
Chincotesgue and ssAssoteague Island t,
day to witness the annual pony penninl
st. Paurs R c. boy choir went on a
excursion to Cape May this morning
,, trian composed of six cars and contain
ing about $50 people left the WHINING
, ton and Northern station at 8 Al
Fathers Fallon and McManus wei
4 among those who were aboard the t1aii
NJ ]. Taggart, of the America
+ Leather Company, this city, hes gone q
a trip to Cape May and o her poin
, south He will visit the principal soutl
\ ern cities, and will stay some time
+ New Orleans. Thence he will go TO q
Worlds Fair, at Chicago, by way of
4 Louis.
;, Charles P. Cotton was at Cape NJ,
/, yesterday.
!, Miss & attic NJ Donovan has return,
/. from Oxford Pa where she has bee
spending three weeks.
Miss Sallie Mitchell, sister of Tax Co
lector Edmund Mitchell, Jr who h
been spending a year in Denver, Col,
expected home to morrow.
JoseNh L. Lavender, will go TO SmyIi
to morrow to attend a meeting of q
stockholders of the Marsh Hope Lai
Company.
Physical Director w H. Hoffman b
returned to Association Hail after Y
cation pleasantly spent in Pennsylvania
Robert d Hoffecker and son Samu
Of the Smyrna Times, we're in Wilmiu
, ton for short time TO day on their W
to some undetermined point Of pleasu
on the w. & n. railroad.