Evening journal., 1898-07-16


day. In a short time she will go to
Germany, remaining there four years
to complete her musical education.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Clerk are
spending part Of the Summer at Penns-
grove.
from West Chester, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. T. c. Hogue and
children.
Mrs. Samuel X. Knox and children,
Miss Hannah Pusey and Miss Esther
Porter were at Kennett Square yester-
day
Miss Angie Smith, of West Grove,
Pa, is visiting Miss May Crossan, Of
No. 400 Taylor street.
Miss May Crossan will spend next
week at West Grove. Pa.
w. H. COulbourn, of Seaford, regis
tered at the Hotel Jennings yesterday.
DR.. ]. w. Crumbaugh has gone to the
Chesapeake bay with a party of New
Workers and Philadelphians to spend
two weeks in cruising on the yacht
Blue Wave.
Henry B. P. Stapler, of New York,
son-in-law of J. Taylor Cause, Of this
city, has gone to England for the bene-
fit Of his health. He is accompanied
by his son, Jack. The other members
of his family will spend several weeks
here.
Miss Varina J. Corbaley will visit
friends outside the city next week.
John X. Bradford and family are at
Spring Lake
Professor William H. Bishop, Of
Delaware College, is Summering at
Woods Holl, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Prickett
and children are at Flora Dale, Adams
> county, for a week or two.
Miss Annie B. Lewis and Miss Reba
Ruthven, of Newark, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. T. n. Lorraine, at Chesapeake
City.
Walter Speakman has returned from
a visit to points of historic interest in
New York.
Walter Wood, who rode to Wood
bridge, n. j.. on his wheel last Thurs
day to see Frederick Handy, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Margaret Speakman has return
ed home from Wooddale, where she
has been visiting.
b. T. Bye left for Atlantic City to-
e day. whore he will spend a week.
- Miss Mae Appleby left to-day for a
S visit to relatives in Sussex county.
e Mr.. and Mrs. R. Leslie Appleby and
i daughter went to Atlantic City to-day
e to stay over Sunday.
e Charles r. Brown, clerk at ALA.
u bands drug store, at A and Healt
streets, is visiting his father, A. N
a Brown, secretary of the Delaware STATE
- Fair, at Wyoming.
% Mr.. and Mrs. J. Newman Davis arr
n visiting relatives at Belle Hill.
h Mrs. George Joseph and children ant
d Mrs. William Roche are visiting Mrs
James Hemphill, at Chesapeake CITY,
n Walter H. Hayes left for Boston to
re- day on a pleasure trip
il Prothonotary Victor B. Woolley
ID visiting in Sussex county.
E Miss Anita Patterson, who has bee
visiting relatives in West Chester, Pa
+ has returned home.
w Mrs. Susan Woolley and Miss Hele
Ut Hogue, Of West Chester Pa, are bein
entertained by Mrs. Henry Patterson
Vi at No. s2S West street.
a Mrs. Harry Bristow is visiting he
-, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Truss,
o. Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Myers, Of Bloom
ID. ington, H., and Charles Henry an
so three children, of Middletown, Obi
re visited Old Swedes Church yesterday.
Miss Emma Kilvington and Mi'
in Margaret Might are visiting at Ire
a Hill
Ike George Fallon, of South Dakota,
visiting George King.
or Harry Scanlon is VISIT ing relativ
Of az Chesapeake City.
eli Mrs. Mollie Solomon Sutton,
Brooklyn, is the guest of WilmingtC
. relatives.
DR.. T. S. Dunning, wife and child,
sed Philadelphia, registered at the Clayt'
leo House yesterday afternoon.
rh. Miss Kate Smith is spending sol
I've time at Atlantic City
,e, MS Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel o. Hastings a
lly. visiting Mrs. Cornelius Saxton, at Cai
n5n- den.
.se. Miss Emma Cooper, of Dover, is v
i'd iting in the city.
ors Miss Nellie Stout is in Frederica.
'SoS soS Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sweeney a
for son. are visiting Mrs. d. Gruber,
Chestertown.
o. Miss Edna Barker. who has be
spending the past three weeks in w