Evening journal., 1897-09-13

MISS Lulu ana MISS Benlha, thelrl
daughters, and the event was a COM
plete and overwhelming surprise toI
Mrs. ElliOta The guests of the even
ing, beside Mrs. ElliOtts family, were:
w. w. Walker and wife, James Reese
and wife, Charles Reese and wife, p. b.
Ayars and wife, John G. Bennett and
wife, James Barkley and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elliott, of Philadelphia, and two
children.
Registrar Ten Weeges, of the Board Of
Health, and ex-COuncilman Francis J.
McNulty left yesterday for Boston for
ten-days' stay.
P. H. T. Wyatt, of Pennsgrove, spent
yesterday with Wilmington relatives.
Mrs. Lawson and children are home
from Still Pond, Md.
Misses Agnes Stafford, Verna Dalbo,
Katie O'TOole and Name Adams have
returned from Atlantic City.
Walter Cloud and family have re-
turned from a three-weeks' stay near
Stanton.
Mrs d. Haggerty and son and Miss
Bessie Sharp have returned from Glas-
gov.
Charles J. Ryan, Jr., the popular
brakeman on the LandenbeTg branch of
the B. & o. road, has returned from a
twOIweeks trip to the East. He stop
ped at Brighton Beach, Boston, Bar
Harbor and Poland Springs. At the
latter resort he met l. w. Marshall, of
| YOrklyn, who is Summering there for
/ his health. Mr.. Ryan also visited his
old home at Portland, Me-, and the
White Mountains, including Mount
Washington.
Members of the Uno Fishing Club,
returned last night from a trip down
the bay on the tug Laura b.
Seventeen couples. members Of the
THE Can" Club, took a straw ride to
Booths Corner on Saturday evening.
The marriage Of E. Kingsley Carey, of
Georgetown, and Miss Virginia V.
Downes, of Greenwood. will take place
on Wednesday at Todd's Chapel, near
Greenwood.
Mrs. Anna Parsons is the guest OF
Mrs. William Hitch, at Pennington.
Miss Laura German has returned
from Seaford, where she was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Wiley.
Isaac Weed will make alterations tC
the house No. 500 Rodney street.
While alighting from a car early Sat
q urday morning at Front and French
streets. Joseph Dillman fell, cutting
his head. He went to the patrol sta
siOn, where Assistant Police Surgeon
Kane dressed the wound.
Mrs. Thomas Darlington has beer
spending several days in West Chester
, Miss Caroline T. Ealdn and Mis-
4 Adelaide C. Eliason are at Cape May.
Linford P. Faucet and Miss MacNa
NEE, Of Philadelphia, were in the cit
yesterday.
Ex-Representative George w. Rey
bold, Of Delaware City, was in town to
/, day.
Miss Annie Sands is on a visit t
Washington.
Mrs Samuel Pierce, of Lewes, ha
It been visiting friends in the city.
k Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols and sol
. Howard, of Baltimore, visited Mr.. an
y Mrs. c. B. Woodward yesterday.
. Mrs. Carrie Shandley is the guest {
e her sister, Mrs. J. B. Mcintyre, in Che:
le tertOwn.
l. Harry Wingate is visiting his paren'
in Lewes.
William Allen, George Sharplel
i and James Allen are at Marcus Hoe
\ on fishing trip.
r. Mrs. William Singleton is visitir
Mrs John Lambert, at Iron Hill.
Miss Foulk is visiting her cousi
\, Miss May Foulk, at Milford.
Miss Stella Bowen has returned fro
4. Georgetown, where she was the que
a. of Misses Laura and Fannie Walls.
n Paul Frederick and George Schou.
us are visiting Fred Vogle, at Lewes.
= Miss Geneyieve Curry, of Philad'
{, phia, is visiting in the city.
e. Mrs. William J. Wilson has been vi
iting relatives in Georgetown.
Charles w. Bliss and daughter, Nj
IN Ida Bliss, have returned from a stay
u Atlantic City.
he c. Howard Guilbert, stenographer
III the United States Court, and wife,
Philadelphia, who have been visit