Evening journal., 1897-08-04

cisco, where they went as delegates to
the Christian Endeavor convention
They give a glowing account of their
trip and were much pleased with what
they saw With their party were How
ard d. Ross, Miss Nellie Todd and Miss
Johnson, of Elam.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Registrar John S. Grohe. of the Wa. er
Department went to Cape May to-day.
where he will spend his two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. j. Newman Davis is spending
the month of August with her parents
near Elklon.
Miss Mabel Adair, of West Fourth
street. has returned from a weeks stay
with Philadelphia friends.
NJ. G. Guyary, of Camden, is register
ed at the Merritt House.
Miss Margaret Blakeley, of Chester,
is the guest of Wilmington relatives.
Miss Katie Henderson has returned
home from a pleasant visit spent with
friends at Newark, Del
Misses Sadie Turner and Sadie st.
Clair have returned to Chester after a
two weeks visit in this city
Mrs. Chandler Eastburn, of Hockes-
sin, went to Cape May to-day, where
she will remain for some time.
Mrs. Powell Clayton is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. John Barlow Jr., at
Marcus Hook.
Miss Name Burke has returned to
Chester after a visit in this city.
Miss Jennie Johnson is visiting
friends in Chester.
Miss Lulu Clegg, of Chester, is spend
ing week with Wilmington friends.
Mrs. James j. Wyatt, Mrs. owen e.
Wyatt and Mrs. Walter B. Daniels went
to Cape May to-day, where they will
spend several weeks.
Misses Nellie and Katie Tribit are
visiting their grandparents, in Chester.
Miss Mabel Hart is visiting Miss Sal
lie Barwick, at Chesapeake City.
Willard Salisbury, Jr., went to Do
yer yesterday to see his mother who is
i'll.
Miss Annie Forrest has returned
from visit to Marcus Hook.
Rev. A. w. Davis and Lewis T,
Grubb have returned from Leslie camp
meeting.
Mrs. Bessie Hickman is the guest OF
Miss Bertha Dunbar, at Elkton.
Mrs e. L. Rice, MSS Kittie Rice
Miss Bessie Rice, Mrs. Ellison and Mrs
Ida Bacon have returned from an out
ing at Atlantic City.
Mrs. c. R. Holt and son, Leslie. have
gone to Newport, r. l., for a month.
Miss Ella Dougherty and Miss Julis
Murray are sojourning at Atlantic Cit,
for two weeks.
Misses Helen and Florrie Jenes, o
South Franklin street, are visiting il
Salem, n. j.
Ex-Clerk of the House William A
Gum. of Frankford, is registered at tn
Clayton House.
Ex-Judge Marvel of Dover, is
Clayton House guest.
> H. II. Ward and family will leav
town next week for New England an
Canada.
Rev. A. T. Scott and family hav
gone to Rehoboth for the month of Au
$ gust. -
D Mrs. Lizzie Lyman and Miss Su
r. Lyman are at Cape May for a week.
Mrs. George Carter and daughter sr
: spending three weeks with her moth2
, near Elkton.
= ]. Frank Pierce is somewhat bette
S to-day. He passed a restful night, an
a the swelling of the vermiform append
4 has subsidized to such an extent that tn
S physicians think it will not be neceS
sary to perform an operation.
Miss Helen McCaulley and Mis-
Cheney have gone to Rehoboth for
g month.
Misses Anna and Martha McLear al
: occupying their cottage at Rehoboth'
e Miss Rachel LeMaistrs is Summerin
at Rshoboth.
Miss Josie B. Fogg is at Kenne
Square.
Assistant City Solicitor Cahoon hi
is returned from Southold, R. l.
City Solicitor Conrad is on week
le tour to Southern points.
le Mrs. Charles Herdman, of this cit
a and her sister, Mrs. II. V. Truitt,
5. Lincoln City. are visiting in Philadf
u phia this week.
NJ S. L. Springer. Henry Sullivan al
n Richard DeCamp leave tomorrow f
~ Para. Brazil. to erect ice machines +
: the Remington Machine Company.
'ff II. w. Davis. a prominent teacher
n New Castle county. is spending WEI
On he wheel through Eastern Per-
s. sylvania. and will arrive at Philad'
10 phia in time for the l.. A. w. meet,