Evening journal., 1897-08-24
.SUMMERS'S VISITORS.
City Folks Getting Away
From City Cares.
NOVELTY IN WoMENs HATS

FAD IN ARMY BUTTONS AND
NAME OF A WAR VESSEL ON
THE HAT BAND-FULUER-GAG4-
BRAITH NUPTTALS.
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ton in this column should be addressed TO
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side of the paper only.
MARRIED AT UNION PARSONAGE.
Harry T. Fuller and Miss Margaret
Y. Galbraith came to this city from
Philadelphia yesterday morning and
were married at Union M. e. Church
parsonage by Rev. John ID. c. Hanna.
FATHER, BROTHER, LOVER OR
FAD?
Girls don't know what to be getting
ak' remarked a man to an Evening
Journal reporter to-day. 81 was COM
ing in town on a Delaware avenue car
a few minutes after Z O'Clock this
morning when a pretty, brown haired,
brown-eyed miss of about twenty Sum
mers boarded the car at Washington
strees. The most noticeable part of her
attire was her hat. 1t was white
Charlie with a black band, and printed
ON the band in gilt letters was u. S. s.
Charleston The hat was held on her
head with a pin, The head of which was
a United Staltes army button. Her head
gear attracted general attention and no
doubt set everybody specializing as to
it's significance. If she has a father,
brother or lover on the Charleston she
is certainly proud of the fact and takes
special pains to let the people know it.
But 1t may be merely a fad of which
she is the advance missionary among
her sisters"
REV. COURSEY ON HIS VACATION.
Rev. Ralph T. Coursey, pastor OF
Harrison Street NJ. e. Church, went to
Centreville, Md, yesterday, where his
wife and child have been spending
their vacation. Mr.. COursey will re-
main until Thursday.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Rev. r. A. Davidson came up from
st. Georges yesterday on a brief vaca-
tion trip.
Mrs. William Jennings and children
have returned home from Chester and
Philadelphia, where they spent a week.
Miss Sallie Ratledge has gone to Ken
ton, Md, for two weeks.
Collins Tatman left yesterday for a
visit to down state points.
William Curtis, of FELTON,, Del, is the
guest of Wilmington friends.
Levi c. Bird has gone to Hot Springs,
Va, fer a stay of several days
Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Townsend, of
GAINESVILLE, o., have returned home
from a visit to friends here.
Mrs. II. L. Pyle and Miss Annie
REILLY have returned from a wheeling
trip to Dover.
Ex-City Solicitor Robert G. Harman
has returned from Saranac Lake, in the
Adirondacks, bringing with him his
brother Eugene, who is in critical
state af health.
Miss Marie e. Thatcher has returned
to West Chester from a visit to friends
here.
Mr.. Tatnall, DR.. and Walter Smalley
are among the visitors at the Twin
Oaks camp.
Benjamin Simpson, of this city, is
visiting friends in Chester.
c. Leroy Simmons and Miss Anna
Simmons are The guests of West Ches
ter friends.
Ira j. Richards has a position in &
grocery store at Pennington.
DR.. A. e. Frantz and family have re
turned from a trip through Pennsyl
vania.
Mrs John Blair and daughter, Mary
of Bridgeport, Pa, who have been Wis
iting relatives here, have returned
home.
Samuel McElwee, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Hurd and Mr.. Covington, of Philadol
phia, are guest of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hansbury, of this city.
) Prothonotary Woolley spent Sunda,
with relatives in Seaford.
Representative David X. Donaldson
, Of Christiana, was in town yesterday.
Aohiue Ricard has returned froT
= Cape May, where he has been spendin
! his vacation.
Miss Bertha Wilson is visiting he
father, at Georgetown.
Thomas j. Bowen, Jr., is OIL on M
@ vacation.
$ Ex-Speaker of the Senate John
!. DonaLoe is not at Buffalo, as state
= by a local contemporary. but is at hon
busily engaged in preparing his annu;
I report as national commander of II
Union Veteran Legion.
Mrs. Cecilia Doyle and grandson
. William Thomas, are visiting Mrs. Wi
. liam Green, in the Highlands.
a General Samuel A. Macallister is alb
J. to be at his office again.
It Alfred Churchman, Of Philadelphi
was in town Sunday.
Augustus Ten Weeges, Of Rahwa
n. j., is home for a month undergoiI
treatment for an affection of the eyes
e Receiver of Taxes Rettew spent su
day in Atlantic City.
le Henry ID. Hickman and Miss Evel!
A. Hickman spent yesterday in Philad'
et phia.
~ John r. Patton. of Philadelphi
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