Evening journal., 1897-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

present III l4OnuOu, anu uncertain as 10
his future movements.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
John McGIanary is acting as substi-
tute usher at the p, w. & B. station.
Michael Callan and family have re-
turned home from a Pennsgrove out
ing.
Robert Husbands and family have
returned home from Pennsville.
H. M. Candy has gone up in;o Con-
necticut to spend his vacation. He will
return about Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mendenhall
have gone to the Thousand Islands
and Quebec.
Miss Carrie Mendenhall has returned
from Deer Park, Md.
Mr. and Mrs Long have gone to Cres-
son Springs ana Gettysburg.
Miss Annie Taylcr has returned from
Boston, where she has been spending
three weeks.
Mrs. George Baker and Miss Char
lCtte Young went to Atlantic City tC.
day fer weeks stay.
Judge Ball has been confined to his
home by slight attack Of illness.
Miss Gertrude e. Bennett, of Middle
town, DEL is visiting her brother
Clarence Bennett, No. 1109 Kirkwood
street, Wilmington.
Charles e. Woods is home from AT.
lantic City.
Mrs. Joseph Hammell, of NO. 500
West Fitch street, is quite Sick with in
flammatory rheumatism.
Thomas j. Bownen, Jr., who is
spending his vacation in New Jersey,
telephoned to Joseph L. Cavender yes
terday that he had aptured a mosquito,
the body Of which was about an inch
in length.
Alvin r. Morrison is in Washington.
William Fritz has gone to Niagara
Falls for a week.
iEusis w. Green and Oscar Young
are at Cape May for a few days.
Mrs. John Palmer, Miss Alice Pal
mer and Charles B. Palmer are at Cape
May.
Miss May Jones, of This city. and her
father, brother and sister, CT Philadel-
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john b. Taggart and wife. William
r. Goodley and wife, Walter Jones and
wife, and DR.. j. M. Winner and fam
j lily are home from Cape May.
Harry Sherwood, Allen Ccwan and
Miss Birdie Grimes, of This city, have
been the guests of Mrs. Sara Cooper, in
Chester.
Miss Sallie Bye, of Wilmington, is
visiting her cousin, Samuel Bye, at
Providence, Md.
Mrs. Eliza Ross, of Wilmington, is
; the guest of her son, Andrew Ross, at
Chesapeake City.
Miss A. l.. jones, OF Chesapeake City
has returned from an enjoyable visit tC
Wilmington friends.
United STAKES District Attorney Van
! degrift will return from Rehoboth or
! Monday.
Martie c. Handy, who has beer
spending week with Wilmington
2 friends, has returned home
Mrs. George w. Spicer and son. o
N1arshallton, have been guests of Mrs
! A. ID. Chaytor.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dawton and childreI
- are at Still Pond, Md.
Miss Bessie Groves is home from
] Cape May.
p. A. Farley, president of the Frank
! lin Outing Club, gave a fish dinner L
: a party Of friends at the clubhouse
Pennsgrove, n. j. Those present were
w. Harringan, J. Colgan. NJ. Neary, W
Greenwood +. Ferguson. J. Skelley
- M. Long, j. Long and A. McVey.
@ c. F. Kilboru, of Bridgeton, n. ]
d registered at the Hotel Jennings.
IS Charles G. Guyer and family an
n home from Atlantic City.
u Miss Alice NJ. Garlick, of Newark,
70 visiting Mrs. Hitch, on Gilpin avenue.
J. City Tax Collector Edmund Mitchell
l. Jr., is hCme from Rehobc.h.
ct Misses Helen, Daisey and Louis
Chandler returned from Asbury Par
u to-day.
Henry Egbert has returned from Al
bury Park, where he has been visitln
Charles f. Sherburne.
II Miss Mary Brown, who has been vi
m iting at Elam, Pa, will return hon
{ this week.
e Mrs. Clarence Petlydemange and so
I'd Harry, of Carpenter, have been visitiI
Mrs. James R. Downes, at Marcl
Hook.
10 Miss Lucy Diverty is visiting Dow
> friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fossett. OF Camdc
Kent county, is visiting WilmingtC
friends.
X Ex-Clerk OF the Senate w. A.
es Harlcastle and Denney Hazell
m Smyrna, were in town this mornin
They report that there was a terrii