Evening journal., 1893-08-23
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Society Deciding That it is
Best to Look After the Press.
ABsURDITY OF SURPRISING NEWS

ABsURDITY OF SURPRISING NEWS |
WiImingtonIans vending Their Way TO
or From the Scenes of Summer Rest.
Some Pleasant Evening socials on Tug
boats, In Hacks or in Parlors Through
out the City.
In an old fashioned book of recipes II
IS written "a woman's hair should
smell only sweeter than her skin, and
her skin only fresher than her breath
To insure this should be her daily care,
for a woman who looks not altogether
lovely bellies the purpose for which ma.
ture created her. There ore, IL you
would be ever fresh and dainty in your
toilet keep upon your table bottle of
myrrh with which to freshen your
mouth, a bottle of benzoin to sprinkle in
the washing water. and bottle of Law
ender water with which to dampen your
hair
Mrs. Joseph Conner and Miss Lille R.
Jefferis, Of this city, are on visit to
relatives at Glasgow.
Mrs Margaret Davis, of this city, has
been the guest of Mrs John Graham of
Clayton.
Mrs. @. ]. Currier and children and
Mrs V. Aurand, all of Wilmington, are
guests of Mrs A. W. Aurand, of Clayton.
Miss Sallie Scott, of 525 West Seventh
street and Mrs. H, B. Sterner are visiting
Woodland Beach.
E S Collins is spending his vacation
( at Woodland Beach.
r. F Jamison, G. H. and G. F. Con-
nell, of this city, are stopping at the
Haines Hotel, Chicago.
Miss sallie Lafferty, of this city.
started to day on trip to the Worlds
Fair.
Miss Josephine Wilson, of Wilmington,
is visiting friends in Chester.
Mrs. Miriam Sundholm, Of this city, is
the guest of Mrs Robert Ross, of
Chester.
Charles Patterson and G. E. Thompson
have returned TO this city from a visit to
Upland, Pa.
Miss Name Roach, of this city, is
visiting Miss Mary Murphy in Chester.
Miss Martha Stewart and the Misses
Alsentzer, of this city, are visiting
friends in Clayton.
Mrs. John Clifton, of this city, is the
guest of Mrs Hugh Fleming, of Clay
ton.
Dr. James Morgan, Of Tenth and
Poplar streets, aud William Beckley,
of No 403 East Ninth street, spent yes
terday in fishing in the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal Beck took "Ole Abe
along by request of the boys But Il
did not save hin, as the doctor suoweC
him under to the tune of forty five t
eight.
Misses Emma Gordon and Mar,
Mitchell, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
friends at Falkland.
William A. P. Cook, of Falkland
started on trip to the Worlds Fair OIL
Monday.
James Eastburn, Of Philadelphia,
spending his vacation with relatives a
Falkland.
Miss Katie Begley left here yesterda,
on weeks vacation which she viii
spend with friends in Flushing, NeV
York
Miss Katie Heaphy and brother John
of this city, have returned from pleas
ant vacation spent at Coney Island.
Mrs James Boggs, of Clayton, is visit
ing friends in Wilmington.
Miss Ida Wilson, of Wilmington,
the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Frank Ster
ling, in Clayton.
It would seem as If society had finall
decided that it is best to give reliable IL
formation Of its entertainments to I'll
daily press.
An-absurd amount OF hypocrisy hi
been practicei for some years past
people pretending they did not want
see their names In print, when in realii
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