Evening journal., 1893-08-11
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wilmington Woman Speaks at
a Big Prohibition Meeting.
CONTINUED TIDE OF TRAVEL

CONTINUED TIDE OF TRAVEL
Wilmington People Spend Their yaca-
tions Out of Town-other People Spend
Their Summer Holidays Here's Social
News From Delaware Towns.
Mrs. H. Frances Jones, of this city,
made a speech at grand Union Prohi-
bition Convention at Reauing, last night.
The convention opened the fifteenth
annual encampment of the Northwest
district Of the Philadelphia Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Several temperance and Prohibition or
ganizstions in Berks and adjoining
counties participated.
D. N Grier is spending his vacation
with his parents in this city.
Miss Mary R Moon, of this city, has
returned from Pitman Grove, N. J.
{ w. Y Young, registry clerk at the
post Office has returned to duty from his
annual vacation.
officers Gum, Feaster, Lorrigan and
White and House Sergeant England and
Special Officer Doherty will go on their
vacations next Monday.
Miss LENA Miller, of this city, has
gone to Atlantic City to spend some
time.
Miss Iva Miller, of this city, is visit
ing ker aunt, Mrs Folmer, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Albert Rossiter of Wilmington,
is visiting friends in Woodstown this
week.
Rev. j. p Otis, the genial and popular
pastor of Braudywine NJ. e. Church, left
here for Orange, N. j., this afternoon to
spend portion of his vacation. He is
accompanied by Miss Otis. They will
visit Brooklyn, New York and several
Eastern resorts.
Special to Evening Journal.
New YORK, Aug. 11.-Those from
Wilmington who registered at New York
hotels yesterday were: L. A. Bower
Broadway Central Hotel; Bowness
DflkBS, nOttl lu ptfldl5 ". w hmtInpus
Broadway Central Hotel; B. w. Gage,
Westminster Hotel.
Miss Nellie Toppin, Of this city, is
spending month in Washington as the
guest of her aunt. =
Mrs George Toppin is spending a week
with friends at Brandywine Summit
camp.
Miss Name Stuart and Miss Clara
Jackson, of this city, are spending some
tim 3 at Atlantic City.
Rev. Lafayette Marks, d. D., has re-
/ turned from a two weeks vacation 10
the mountains of Pennsylvania. He
| will preach at Hanover Presbyterian
Church on Sunday.
Mrs. G. A. W. Frismuth. of Whining
ton, is at the Kenilworth Inn. Atlantic
City.
Miss Mollie Taylor Of St. Georges, is
visiting friends in Wilmington.
Walter Mortimer, of this city, is visit
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aware City.
| Miss Lottie Pyle, Of this city, is visit
ing Miss Belle Rose, in Odessa.
| Miss Fannie Ge.ch, of st. Georges, il
the guest of friends here.
Miss Ada Foard. Of this city, is visit
relatives in Middletown.
| Miss Leila Abel, Of Wilmington, hs
been visiting Mrs. Howard Dickson a
MiddletowD.
Joseph Sullivan, of this city. is tn
guest Of friends in Chester.
Miss Mary Brice. of Wilmington, i
visiting relatives at Marcus Hook.
! George W. Fisher the undertaken, /
spending some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry f. Pickels, Of thi
: city, are at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. McHugh and daughter, Mamie, o
Sharon hill, Pa, are visiting Mrs. J. b
SdlldudAs VI tulS CITY.
{ City Treasurer Adams, left this after
e noon for Ocean Grove.
Mrs G. Pennin gton, of this city,
spending a few days at Chestrevillt
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bright and MI
e and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenman will retur
: on Monday from Rehoboth, where the
5 have been spending two weeks.
e Misses Katie and Lena Jibbons, Z
q Germantown, Pa, are visiting friends
. this city for the coming month.
= ] H. Springer, L. s. Combs and
y Kluts viii leave here to morrow for u
l. Worlds Fair
: Miss Nellie Douherty, of No. Al
" West Sixth street, is rusticating wi
relatives in Rockland.
Dance at Linden Hall.
l. Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
{, NEWARK, Aug. 11-A dance was Civ
s. a. Linden Hall. Wednesday evening,