Evening journal., 1897-07-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Il
had a splendid time.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
We are informed by prominent reg
ular Republican that the two factions
will never get together as long as Ad-
dicks is at the head of the Unions
Seaford News.
Gilbert S. Jones, OF Smyrna, is spend
ing two weeks in this city.
Philip Farley, Michael Long, John
Rowe and Michael Neary went to
Pennsgrove to-day for weeks outing
Thirty members of the Franklin Out
ing Club, of this city, went to'Penns-
grove on Saturday afternoon, and will
camp there until this evening.
Miss Daisy Naudain, of Middletown.
is the guest of Miss Cause.
Mrs George Morris and Miss Sarah
Boldly have returned from visit to
Middletown
Miss Lou Johnson is visiting friends
in Delaware City.
Miss Natalie Reybold has returned to
Delaware City. after visit to Will
mington friends.
William Lane, a popular young man,
left this city Saturday for a months
trip to Washington.
Henry Mayer, of the Ford Morocco
Company, left yesterday for a two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs Alice bunker is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Benjamin Hearn, at Sta
ford.
Misses Matte and Elva Vinsinger are.
visiting Mrs. A. j. Mote, at Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. William Appleton and
children are visiting Mrs. Mary Fulton,
at Downingtown, Pa.
Miss Sarah NJ. Almond has returned
from a visit to Dr. c. NJ. Almond and
wife, at Newark.
Frank and John Paschall have re-
turned from West Chester.
Miss Shirley Deputy, of Newark, is
the guest of Miss Alma Groves.
Miss Mary Miller has returned from
Coa,esville.
Miss Alice Jackman has been visiting
Mrs. Charles Harris, at Newark. Miss
Stella Hurd, of Philadelphia, was also
the guest of Mrs. Harris.
William Shaw is spending a week at
MarshalltOn.
Jacob Pusey has returned from a
short trip to Coatesville,
Miss Edith Scott. of Ell1ton, Md. who
has been visiting Miss Sarah Bowen,
will return home tomorrow, accom-
panied by her entertainer.
Miss Mamie Hitch will visit friends at
RehObOah.
Miss Mamie Fell will visit relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony S. Deverell
and children will leave for Philadelphia
tomorrow and, after a short stay here
will go to Atlantic City.
Sherwood Hodson is spending his va
caticn in Baltimore and several towns
of the Eastern Shore OF Maryland.
Mrs. Joseph MasJen and son are Wis
iing Mrs B. f. Nelson, at Atlanta
near Seaford.
( William Dunning Hatfield, of Colo
2 RADIO, formerly of Georgetown, il
1 spending the day in the city. He came
D. up from Georgetown yesterday on hi
{ wheel and made remarkably good tim'
= Notwithstanding the bad condition o
S the roads.
Miss Clementine Elliott, of Trainer
! Pa, is spending several days with he
: sister, Mrs James Ball
' Preston Lea and a party of friend
e went to Union Park in special car No
- POI, on Saturday evening, to hear tn
Lyric Opera Company sing Sal
l. Pasha."
y Miss Mary Pennington has returne
Is to Seaford after a visit to Wilmingto
friends.
|, Miss Ethel Lea is spending a part @
" the Summer in the White Mountain.
n. II.
= Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Knox are enjoy
i ing lhe Blue Mountain scenery, q
l. Waynesboro, Pa.
]; Miss Marion Postles is spending tn
le Summer at Asbury Park,
$ Mr.. and Mrs Charles n. Bower are Z
ol Ocean Grove.
~ George c. Maris will spend the r.
- mainder of me Summer at Ocean Grov
II E. T. Candy is at Lake Hopatcon
lg N. }. co.
v. Miss Ethel c. King is Summering
~ Atlanic City.
ey DR.. James A. Ellegood will start O
CT en- his months vacation tO-morro
by morning. He will spend ten days
I'll ChincOteague fishing. and then take h
family pin Maien for three weeks.
w. o. Norris. of Charlestown. w. VI
is registered al the Clayton House.
o. Major Edmund Mitchell spent Sundi
Is, at Rehoboth
ne Dr. Jacob DerricksOn IS up from Ca
May for a day or TWO.
~ Edward Belts is at Cape May.
ce George M. Beeson has returned fro
ie Atlantic City.
ge Mrs J, Jackson Pierce is visiting h
n mother in Brandywine hundred.
ISIS Rev. Henry Baker, ID. d., left
m Lake George. n. Y, to-day to join 4
fnmilY who have heen There for sever