The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-20

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John Testing and James Cork.
The Rev. w. j. Birmingham went to
New York yesterday.
John P. Hyatt, Of Philadelphia, was in
this city yesterday.
W. II. Robinson has gone to Rehoboth
for a week.
james w. Ponder will spend his vaca
ton at Bedford, Pa
Miss Charlotte Ash, of Elkton, is visit
ing in this city,
Mrs Oliver Matthews, of Chadd's Ford,
is visiting friends here.
Howell S. England was in Philadelphia
yesterday.
f. 9. Carpenter is at Congress Hall,
Cape May.
J, Herbert Mullin was in Now York yes
terGay
Mr.. Morris Crossn has returned homo
fToIn lis vacation.
DNvta W. Armstrong has returned from
Washington where he spent last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Lynford A. Thomas have
retained from Newark.
Mrs VIM. II Mount, of Jersey City, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mas Mac Lane is spending three weeks
with relatives IN New York.
Samuel r.. Ewing, of This city, is spond-
ing his vacation a. Port Norris, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Curtis arc
enpnHiro he a,ln,r,rr ut NpWnrk.
Miss Elizabeth Wingnrd, Of Coatesville,
Is visiting Miss lille Baker, Of this city.
Mrs NJ X. Ktnball, of jackson, Miss,
is visiting her sister, Mrs A. l.. Jones.
Miss Irene Shoemaker of Philadelphia.
Is visiting Mrs. Manuel Richenbergcr, in
this city.
Miss Edith Barnes, of this city, has 70
turned homo from visit to relatives at
Upland.
Miss L. Louisa Blair Of PHILADELPHIA, is
visiting Miss Sarah Taylor of tho High.
lands.
Mrs. Harold W. QuInby Is visiting her
parents MIR. and Mrs George w. Roberts,
at Dover,
The Rev. George l. Wolfe, pastor of tho
First Nj. p. Church, will take his vacation
next month.
James McKcougb wife and son Leonard
81 this city. sponU sunday with friends at
West Chester
Miss Elsie r. Gray, of West Philadelphia
is visiting her brother, Charles b. Gray, on
the Highlands.
Miss Hannah Schrepplc, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Anna MaSargal at Bran.
DIVINE Springs.
Miss Minnie Knowles has returned from
Cape May after two weehks' visit to her
friends,
Mrs, George NJ. Zimmerman and son are
rustlcating at the Mooryn farm near Fair.
vi9w, Cecil county, Md.
Miss Elizabeth Parker, Of Philadelphia
visited friends and relatives in Whining
ton Sunday and Monday.
Charles E. Brown and Miss Nellie S.
Porter, Of Philadelphia spent Sunday
with Miss Fannie S. Porter, Of this city.
Mrs, James Gardner, of Camden. N. j.,
was The guest Of relatives in this city yes
tcrGay.
Miss Mamie Hawthorne, Of Chester, Is
spending week with her grandmother a,
Newark, Del.
Miss Mazie Marco, Of this city, is spend
ing several days with relatives and friends
in Chester.
Misses Flora and Lido johnson arc
spending two weeks at Oxford and vi
entity.
Mis- Mabel Vernon has returned home
from weeks vacation to Miss Ellie David.
sew Ct Milford
w, Harry b. Maxwell, manager of tho
Grand lnion Tea Company in Chester, Is
VISITING lis ialAe"-in-law il. TIL: city.
William Greenwood, Martin Burke and
James Colgan, hive returned from u
weeks outing at Pennsgrove.
Mrs Charles Armour accompanied by
her son Charlie, CT Pleading, Is spending
Il few days with relatives here
Mrs Richardson, of S33 Washington
street, went to Atlantic City to-day to re-
u.a.n ten days
Mrs Emma jenkins is visiting Mrs.
Gcta:!anc at Delaware City.
Mrs. Mary Bowo, Of No. Ql3 Adams
street, accompanied by her three daugh.
tors. Manic, AGuie md Marguerite, arc
Spending several days at Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Mount with their
two children arrived in this city to-day
and viii remain with friends for some
time They caEe from Jersey City on
thrir yacht.
Miss Bessie Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Dcnnlson, of New Castle, have returned
home from n pleasant visit to Miss Bessie
Dclrickson of Mill Creek hundred.
A tug party, given by Miss Louise Du
Pont, left King street wharf on tho Laura
b last evening. About fifty guests were
aboard, and Il pleasant trip was en- Joy ed on
the river. a supper was served.
Tho Grand Commandory, Ancient and
llustriOus Order knights of Matte, ten.
drrcd reception to supreme COmmapder
John II. Earl Of Clevclaad, Ohio, and Su-
creme Recorder Frank Gray of Chester.
Mr. Earl made an address.
Miss Florence f. Perkins has accepted
the position rs clerk at the San Marcos
hotel, Atlantic City and will leave on
Wednesday for that resort. The Sun
Marcos Is kept by Mrs. Annie Grub,
formerly Of this city.
Harry f. Reed of tho Delaware and At.
lantiC Telephone Company and James
Griiienbcrg spent Il pleasant evening on
Friday with Miss Ncttic Mccormick Mt the
Brandywlnc summit camp ground They
went from this city on their whotls