Evening journal., 1894-08-23


the guest Of Magistrate Sssse and family.
Manuel Richenbsrger and family are
spending the Summer op their farm near
Newark,
Charles q. Sasse returned 10 day from
Atlantic City and Philadelphia where he
has been spending his vacation with rela.
tives and friends.
Miss Katie Keefe. OF Philadelphia. is
being ent rtained by the Misses Nc
Kenzle.
Mrs NJ Alice Kline. Of Chester. Pa,
and Mrs Ellen T. Jones. of Philadel-
phia, were the guests Miss Gsorgelta d.
hline at the Clayton House 3 yesterday.
J. Frank Pierce and Eugene Harmon
are ~ the Jackson House, Atlantic City
Miss Mary Rumsey, OF Salem. N j.,
will come to Wilmington on Saiu day
and be entertained for week by Mrs.
Thomas Tatnall,
Miss Naude Riley. OF Carter street. and
Miss Katie Lynch, Of Pine street,
have been visiting relatives and friends
in New York and Bait more.
Miss Maggie A. Blake daughter of
Lieutenant Lawrence Blake, of No 5
Track Company, Of Baltimore, is on
visit to her uncle, Ex- Councilman
William H Blake, Of No. CPS West
Fourth stseet.
Mrs George v. Anderson, Of this city,
has returned home from a week 5 visit to
friends at Elkton.
Miss Mary Baily has returned from
two weeks visit to friends in Dover.t
Mrs. Martha Haupt and Mrs Sue Nc
Garvsy, OF this city, have returned from
visit to relatives at Bethel, Pa.
Mrs. William Mark and William
Mark, Jr, are visiting relatives near
North East.
Miss Carrie Megilli gan, Of Rockford. is
visiting Miss Cora Miller at the Highlands.
Arthur w. Swartz has returned home
after pleasant trip to Atlantic City,
Washington and Havre de Grace.
Misses Lizzie and Annie Bacon and
Miss Lena Mclaughlin will return from
West River, Md, tomorrow.
Misses Matte and Lola Chalfant leave
here on Saturday for short stay with
friends Ia West Chester. Pa
James G. Fox. wife and family. Of The
Ninth ward, will leave in few days for
g prolonged visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs William Kilmer, Of this city. is
the guest Of friends near FELTON, and
Woodside.
William w MeKaig, Of this city. has
returned from q pleasant stay at Atlantic
City
Deyotees to the TerpsIchorean Art.
sp ecial Correspondence Evening Journal.
MIDDLRTowE, Aug % Miss Sallie
Jolls gave delightful evening party and
dance last evening The guests assembled
at her home on Wood street at s o'clock
and from that time on iollity reigned
supreme When the clock indicated the
hour OF nine, the merry young company
proceeded to the spacious gymnasium
rooms on Lake street, where dancing was
INDUCED ia and thoroughly enjoyed until
a late hour, when all present returned to
the home of Miss Jolls, where 4 large
table, laden with good things. awaited
them Among those present were: Mrs
John W. Jolls, Mrs William Taylor, Mrs.
William Barnett, Mrs T. Fl Armstrong
Mrs. David |. Allen, Misses Sallie Jo!ls,
Daisy Naudain. Ethel Pitt, Blanche
Armstrong, Evelyn Littleton, Ada
Mitiiin, Mary Duuning, Mary Max
we'll, Ada Ford, Lucy Cochran.
Nellie Ernest Mabel Taylor, Annie Max
we'll, and Miss Belle Makens. Of Phila.
delphiai Charles Jolls, Gilpin Massey,
Norman Crouch, Reese Parker, Lonis
Naudain, Frank Poole. Edward Collins.
William Collins, Allen Mcdowell. GRAY
Taylor, Edgar Clarke, Fred Crouch, Ed
gar Johnson, Robert johnson. Edward
Massey, Harry Johnson and Irving Dea-
kyne of Philadelphia
A pleasant affair was a small danca at
the home of Miss Edith Reynolds last
evening given by that charming young
woman. Among the participants were .
Misses Edith Reynolds, Mary Cochran.
Louise Reynolds Mabelle Parvis Edith
Derrickson, Ada Cochran, Martha Heaton,
Allie Mckee, Ethel Parvis. Viola Ennis.
Bessie Reynolds and Miss Alice Mills, OF
Clayton; Howard Poole, William Brady.
William F. Metten, Horatio Willitts,
William Lockwood, and Frank Hall, Of
Dover.
Clarence R. Clayton, a popular young
clerk in the prothonRtary's office az Wit
mington, is on a two weeks vac alton. He
will be at his home here duriag portion
of the time
Jacob. Emerson and Postmaster William
a. Moore went fishing yesterday and
brought home long string Of fish to
prove their ability as anglers.
Cashier Johns Crouch, Of the Citizen 's
Bank, is in Fredericktown, Nd.
w. J. B. Lingo and son, Cecil, OF VIII.
mington, are visiting relatives here
Miss Addie Lingo returned to her
home in Wilmington to-day after a de-
| lightful stay Of two weeks with relatives
and friends in town.
| w. I. Gemmill and A. w. Balm. ex-
pert bicyclists, OF Baltimore. rode to
Middletown yesterday from that city,
via colchester. They returned to Balti
more BY train last evening
Miss Ada Armstrong, of Kenten. il
visiting relatives At the National Hotel.
Miss Emma Crouch has returned from
au enjoyable visit to friends at Bren-
ford.
Miss Vieie Wilson and Maggie Broth
ers, have arrived home from an extended
visit TO Clayton.
Miss Annie Sapp is again among her
friends there after making a lengthy
stay at her home at Milford
Mrs. Jefferson Vansant of Philadelphis
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.