Evening journal., 1897-08-03

DAVID w. Mason OF No. 1908 Poplar
street, is being entertained by his aunt,
Mrs. Albert S. HURT, of Delmar Del.
Dick Grippes and Miss Ray Palmer
spent Sunday at Mt. Cuba, Del.
Miss Helen Hickey, of Towanda, Pa,
is Spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Flank Whitaker.
Mrs. A. D. Chaytor and son, Armand,
are visiting relatives il Elf,on MI.
Misses Elizabeth Halloran, Kathyrine
Cushing, ID. w. Hickey and Andrew
DOherty, of Phila1eiphid; John A. Nc
Cafferty and Frank L.. McCafferty. of
Wilmington rode to Yorklyn, Sunday,
on their wheels, and we're the guests Of
Miss Agnes HallOran at "Cyclers Rest"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deverell and
children, of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Charles Jones and daughter are regis
tered at the Esther House, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. c. Chiffon and son have gone to
the Orange Mountains to spend few
days
Miss J. G. Hubert and Miss Marie E.
Steward are at Atlantic City for a week
or ten days
Miss Sophia Gunther has gone to Bal
timore for a month.
Rev. A. P. Mihm will leave to-day for
Chester, Conn, for a months vacation.
J. L. Meredith, Jr., has returned to
West Chester, after spending a part of
his vacation in this city.
H. F. Foard, of Dover, was Will
ming'ton visitor yesterday.
Levi Foster has returned from a
short visit to West Chester.
Rev. William A. Walllng went on his
vacation yesterday.
Mrs. Eleanor Taylor has returned
from visit to Mrs. George S. Taylor,
at West Chester.
James c. Wicl1es, of Dover, visited
Wilmington yesterday.
Misses Matte Hoffecker and Fannie
Jones, of Smyrna, ARE visiting friends in
Chester.
Walter S. Tazwell will spend part Of
this month at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Fisher will
leave for Atlantic City in two weeks.
]. Frank Pierce, son of ]. jackson
Pierce, who is down with appendicitis.
is not so we'll to-day, and this after
noon the attending physicians will de-
eide whether or not an operation will
be necessary.
Mrs. ]. Talley Smith and children
are spending the month of August at
Rehoboth.
George NJ. Jones, of Dover was in
town yesterday afternoon.
Miss Katie Kerns, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Mamie Cain.
John A. Lengel and daughter, Katie
Lengel, and Miss Lena May will sail for
Germany on August TO-
Miss Viola Hanbury has returned
from a visit to friends at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver I. Gentry and
Miss Mildred Gentry have returned
from Atlantic City.
john P. Neave left here to-day for
Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, where he has
accepted a position.
Mrs. d. A. Armstrong, Mrs. Anthony
De Soto and Miss Frances Frederick, of
Parkton, Nd, spent a part of yesterday
at New Castle and Cofeld Beach.
Miss Helen Lackey will spend several
weeks in New York with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Palmatory
will visit relatives down the state and
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Governor Tunnel spent Sunday at
Camden camp.
Mrs holland is spending week il
New York.
John F. Callahan, William G. Bryan
Fred c. Mammele and Thomas ReardOT
went to Betterton, Nd, by boat this
morning for a weeks fishing.
Miss Margaret Ben'trick is bed-fas
with rheumatism.
City Solicitor H. c. Conrad ant
daughter. Miss Edith, will leave to-mor
row for points along the Eastern Shcr'
of the Chesapeake.
Court Senographer e. G. Hardesty
and family will leave tomorrow 10y
carriage for dOwn-state points and aftel
visit to friends at Burrsville viii
spend scme time at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Louis Held and son are sojourn
ing at Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Messick, OF Philadel
phia, is visiting friends in this city.
Colonel Benjamin Nields left for New
York to-day, and Will sail for Europe
on the st. Paul tomorrow.
William L. Medholdt, Jr., who wen
to Brazil on aprospecting tour last May
has returned home in excellent healtl
and well peased with his journey.
Fletcher Purse, of Kenton, who ha
been visiting relatives and friends il
I this city, has returned home.
Miss Katie Shier will spend her vaca
, tion in Baltimore.
Miss NcCleese, of Baltimore, AM
Miss Ashbrook, of Pennsylvania, ar
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Ashbrook, Ol
q Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Mary BoOtes and Miss BOote
are cottaging at Rehoboth. Quartermas
n ter H. d. V. Bootes will join them o.
a Thursday.
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