Evening journal., 1897-07-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Herbert Cooper, Of Lincoln, Neb.. is
visiting his brother, Peter L. Cooper,
Jr.
Charles G. Guyer and family have
gone to Atlantic City until September.
Mrs. Edmund Halson and children
are visiting friends in Milford.
Miss r. Eda Vinsinger and Miss
Mary Vinsinger are visiting at Newark.
Harry Craig, the Wilmington and
Northern newsboy, is suffering with a
spralned ankle which he sustained on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Zella Patterson has returned
from a visit to West Chester.
Miss Anita Patterson will go to
Chester on Sunday for a stay Of two
weeks.
Mrs Ellen Tatnall has returned from
Providence, r. l., where she has been
visiting friends.
The Misses Scott, of No. 1905 West
street, will go to Ridley Park to-mOr-
row to visit friends.
John T. Dickey, who, with his fam
lily, is Summering at Atlantic City
spent to-day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crew. OF No. 724
French street are travelling through the
West on a vacation tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Bright and fam
lily have returned from a two-weeks
stay at the Shelton, Atlantic City.
Frederick strattner left here to-day
for a three-weeks' visit to his aunt,Mrs
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The engagement has been announced
of II. Robinson Fothergill, secretary of
the ,B. F. Shaw Company, of this city,
and Miss Bessie Quigley, of Newport
Morris Moses. of New York, is regis
tered at the Clayton House.
Rev Harry Budd. pastor of the M. E.
Church at Perryville, Md, was in town
yesterday on hisway yhCme fromTorOnto,
where he has been attending the ,Ep-
worth League convention.
Miss Katie Cunningham and Miss
Mary Pettigrew are spending ten days
at Atlantic City
Walter III. Hayes was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Miss Florence Rommel, Of this city
is spending a weeks vacation at Balti-
more.
Miss Ada Williams. of Marshallton
spent Wednesday evening with Will
mington friends.
John Thomson. the usher at uhe p.
! w. & b. station is i'll. John McGranary
is taking his place, and John Colgan d:
acting as train news-agent in Mr. Me
Granary's place.
Mrs. F. II. Alexander, Clarence Alex
ander and Miss Bessie Hartford left yes
terday for Geneva, n. Y, where they
will spend the Summer.
J. Frank Alice of Dover. was in viii
mington yesterday.
Misses Ida M. King and Mamie NJ
Collins, of $50 King street, are VISITING
friends and relatives near Easton, Md
Dr. Henry Ridgely and bride, Of Do
yer, passed through this city yesterda.
on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. FOOks, son an
daughter. of Laurel, passed through tn
city Yesterday on their way TO Ocea'
Grove, where they will spend some time
Norris ID. Temple now wears Il
have-a. girl-baby" look on his hand
, some face.
( William p. Reynolds, who has bee
prosrrated with typhoid fever, is spend
t ing the period of convalescense
I Brandywine Springs. Mrs. Reynolo
now has typhoid fever. and it will b
sine time before she will be able to
out.
\ Miss Sarah ]. Montgomery is spen'
! ing a couple of weeks at Fairville, Pa
w. C. Speakman, of West Cheste
n Pa, registered at the Clayton Hou'
e yesterday.
r Dr. George w. Marshall, of Milfor
was in town yesteday afternoon.
> Ex-City Solicitor William T. Lyman
wife and daughter are at Atlantic Cit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Miller an
I son are visiting relatives at Barksdal
! Md.
: DR.. J. Paul Lukens and ernest
Z Sheck are home from Gettysburg.
: Miss Helen Palmatary is visitlI
} relatives at Little Creek.
4 Station-master Thomas B. Brison,
the p. W. & B. railroad, has returni