The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-21

James Hunter was In Philadelphia
yesterday.
William r. Kurtz has gone to Allan.
tic City for few days.
james Hunter and family will spend
one week at Ocean Grove. N. ].
J. jackson PeIroe will return home
from Atlantic City this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. David bruce passed
Sunday with friends in Camden, N. j.
Mr.. Arthur @. Toulson Is home aftei
q few days visit to friends at Stepney,
Md.
Fritz Kleitz, Charles Yetter and
Harry Aschenback are at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. ]. G. Cats and wife OF Edge
moor, arc spending q week at Reno
both.
Misses Mary and Eva Miller, Of
Rockland, are visiting friends in West
| Virginia.
The Misses Blanche and Florence
Saunders left this morning for the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. G. Carroll Meyer. Of Philadel
phia, is visiting Miss Kate Foster. Of
this city. for few days.
Mrs. Harry Kienle and daughter
spent yesterday with Rev. w. j. Der
mingham at Elkton. Md.
Andrew Wilhelm and daughter lef
Tor At lantic City yesterday, where theI
will remain week or more.
Mr.. Harry Mask engineer on the p.
W. ~ Il. Il. r.. has returned from tel
days visit to the Worlds Fair.
Walter Cloud will be married In As
bury Church this evening to Miss Car.
Tie Heal, daughter of Court Crier Hsa |
j. Kleltz, l.. S. Combs and j. S
Springer returned to this city yester
day from their trip 10 tho World
Fair.
S. Redmond Smith, j. Ernest Smith
2. II. Gayley and ii. X. Tatnall, start
ed on Saturday OH fishing trip t
Canada.
Mrs. Alice Weir. accompanied will
Miss Sarah Cooling, has left for an OK
tended trip TO the mountains OF Penn
sylvnnla.
Misses Rachel S. and Eva Bigger
have returned from visit to thei
uncle, Captain George w. Sloan, o
Greenwich, N. II.
Mr.. c. G. Began. telegraph operate
at Edgemoor, returned home Sunda.
night, after spending very pleasan
week at tho Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Lille Watson, of Was hington
ID. e., after spending visit of two
weeks with her father, Mr.. james Sa
vile, returned home to-day.
Miss Maggie Prettyman of No. 81
Orange street. will leave in few day.
for n trip. as the guest OF Mas Matte
Billtngsley Of Christiana Hundred.
VIM. Ewing, b. d. Parvs, VIM. New
some of Chester. II. i. Draper an
VIM. q. Forrest have returned fror
their ten days camp at Pennsgrove.
Miss Matte ChalIant of this city, nc
com panied by Miss Hattie ederlck q
Philadelphia, has gone on ten.day.
vacation to tho Delaware Water Gap.
Misses Lurella and Kate Smith, tw,
charming young ladies' OF Phillde
phla, Pa, arc tho guests OF Nils
Evelyn Ross, No. 705 Jefferson street
Miss Rena Fighter. saleslady a
Mitchell 4; Bash. las returned HON
from Atlantic city and Is ready t
greet her many friends at 2l9 Marke
street.
Miss Edith T.. Henvls OF Washington
ID. c.. and Miss Anna McHugh of Wi
mington, are the guests of Miss Far
ME q. Henvis OF Winterthur. Chri t
ana Id, Del.
Mr.. Noble Mcguire and tho Mise
jennie and Mabel Enchus of Cheste
spent saturday with friends in tht
city. They were delighted with tri
to the Shellpot Park. ...
Miss Maggie Carrow, Mr.. Alfre
Bradford and Mrs. RheeSe Bradfor
have returned, after two weeks Wis
in the mountains of Pennsylvania
much beneiltted In health.
Mr.. George Comegys, with his fan
lily, and Mr.. George Erlttze, also wit
I his family, from Camden visited Wi
mington yesterday. and were ii
guests OF Mr.. q. W. Snsse, Third al
French streets.
Miss Helen Bowers. daughter G
Mr.. George Bowers, Seventh and Jei
; ferson streets, who was visiting til
, family OF DR.. j. Y. Knox, Iemplevlll
ND, returned home, reporting Vel
r enjoyable time.
. Messrs. ". J. Thomas and HERNIA
Grler, we'll known young gentleInu
, Of our city, will, like Peter, shake T..
[ dust Of Wilmington TO day from q
. their feet and take in the sights aroun
: about Atlantic City. They Will be goL
s one week.
{ Miss sue Weir of West 4th street, hi
GoEa TO ODean Grove for a visit 81
t is not particularly pleased with Il
/, seashure and proposes soon TO iol
her mother in the mountains OF PEN
S sylYnniu. Miss sue will, we hope. con
( home benefited In health, and beEi
her duties at the commencing OF Il
a school term with renewed vigor.
Miss Salle Maloney, together vii
her sister, Miss Annie. have returne
from their trip to Atlantic City. Mi
) Sallie, you know, is the polite cashi
at Mr.. Frank Gardeners. She says 81
would have prolonged her trip vel
much longer. but the climate did NJ
agree with her. She also heard that
many OF her friends had missed IL
from her desk, and Inquiries were
numerous that she ut once decided
return.