Evening journal., 1897-10-16

Miss Helen Palm mLatOry and Roy Pal
matory are visiting their aunt in Bris-.I
tol.
William F. Smalley, Jr., is sick at his.
country home, near Newark.
]. Edward Addicks was in town yes
terday.
Mrs. NJ. Alice Kline, of Chester, has
been visiting her daughter in this city.
Walter II. Hayes was in Georgetown
yesterday afternoon.
Clarence r. Clayton, of the record
er's office, is sick at his home in Mid
dletown.
Walter ]. Young register clerk at the
post Office, started on a two-weeks' va
cation yesterday
DeHaven Morris, G. H. Negendanlc
and Arthur McGeorge spent Thursday
on the Delaware canal fishing. They
made an excellent catch OF pike and
yellow neds
DR.. J. T. V. Blocl,som has returned
home from Atlantic City, where he has
been resting for few days.
Rev. w. E. Avery, D. d., pastor of
Wesley NJ E. Church, at Dover, stop
pea OIL III w WlllhiubAOA SNoeNANos SH Ai@
way to Philadelphia.
Colonel S. L. Kenney, of the gove.e
nor's STAFF, registered at the Merritt
House yesterday.
e. J. Richardson, accompanied by
Mrs. Richardson, are at the Merritt
House. Mr. Richardson is merchant
at Laurel
II. f. Ford. of the Bayard House, Do
yer. has been visiting in town.
F. jerks Henry, of Elkton, was in
the city on a visit yesterday.
e. w. Ryan, a Georgetown merchant, t,
is visiting in the city.
George NJ. Evans. of Kennett Square,
is visiting in the city.
o. c. Spruance, a nephew Of w. c.
Spruance, is visiting in town.
Harry A. Richardson has gone to
Philadelphia for a brief visit.
Miss Emma Pennewiu. of Dover,
spent yesterday with friends at the
Clayton House.
w. A. Gum, of Frankford, was in
! town yesterday.
! George q. Morris has returned from
a visit to MILFORD.
Miss Bessie M. snope. Of Odessa, has
returned home after visit to Whining
ton friends.
William Dickerson is visiting Robert
Blackway, in Earleville, Cecil county.
Fred Weller has been visiting Theo-
dore Townsend, at Milford.
Mrs James Scanlin is visiting friends
in Chesapeake City,
Edward Walters, known as "Chey-
enne Bill" a Western government
scout. who served with Company b
Fourth Delaware Regiment, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. e. p. Taylor has returned tC
Dover after a visit to Wilmington
friends.
Y Mrs. John Daley has returned from
. visit to Camden.
e Harry Faucet is visiting friends il
g West Chester.
Miss Edith Boone has returned to he
home in Frederick after visit to viii
y mington and other points
!. q Miss Blanche Armstrong and Mis-.
y Maud Smith have returned to Middle
l. town.
Clarence B. Mendenhall, of North
l. brook, Pa, who has been visiting il
2 this city, has returned home.
Mrs. James G. Hopes is visiting il
West Chester
Miss Mabel Parvis has returned t
!. Middletown after a twO-weeks' sta.
IS with her sister. Mrs. Hugh G. Browne.
r. Mrs ". L. Culbertson and the Misse
d Culbertson. Of Middletown, will speni
t. the Winter in this city.
l. Miss May Appleby will spend mex
- week down the state.
le Mrs. Charles F. Kelley and her tw
ID daughters, Eunice and Helen, who hay
Of been stopping at the Gables, have II
is moved from Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mearns an
De Miss George Hickman will go to ReaC
o. ing tomorrow to visit friends. Mis-
n Hickman will spend some time there
ne The musical people of Wilmingto
n will be pleased to learn that Mis-
he Wormley and Mrs. Darlington, of Phi
an adelphia, will give free recital at I'll
X New-Century Club on Monday at
of O'Clock.
n; Miss Sue Metz, of Germantown, an
lis Harry Markley, of Philadelphia, al
ar, visiting Miss Helen Scott on Jefferso
de street.
III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz an
daughter. Christine, have returned fro
Atlantic City.
Nv Mrs. Joseph B. Taggart, of No. s.
Ter Van Buren street, is indisposed.
mt Horace G. Knowles is spending tv
as or three days in New York
en George r. Townsend and fami
~ have moved in town from their cou
-. try house at Gordon Heights.
IN Joseph Hilles and Howell S. Englan
,ol, Of this city, attended dinner given
ard Germantown last evening by Villa
ert Draper Lewis, dean of the Law SchC
rev of the University of Pennsylvania,
wv the executive committee Of their ella
san at Haverford, which is about to Gel
nm hrate its tenth anniversary.