Evening journal., 1898-07-13

at times the thermometer was 119 de-
grees in the shade.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
William T. Lyman was in New York
yesterday
Miss Katharine S. Stewart is visiting
Mrs J. H. Woffits, in Baltimore.
Oliver Truitt is spending a couple Of
weeks at Marcus Hook.
Miss Laura Griffith has returned
from a visit to Honeybrook Pa.
Miss Bertha woodrow is spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John c. Farra and son are
spending a couple Of months at Ken
nett Square.
Colonel Mark H. Davis, of Milford,
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Rebecca V. Owens, of Grocer
Vile, Pa, is spending some time in the
city.
Miss Mayben Walker, Of Kennett
Square, is the guest OF Wilmington
friends.
Supervisor A. H. Tinges, Of the p,
w. & B. railroad, went 20 Asbury Park
to-day, where his relatives are spend
ing the Summer.
Misses Anna Bennett and Kathryn
Rigney, Of this city, have returned
home from a weeks sojourn in Mid
dletown.
Mrs. NJ. Richenberger, Of this city, is
at Atlantic City.
Miss Sadie Blake Is the guest Of Mrs.
Lewis Sasse, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Vandegriit
are Summering at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Edith Horsey and daughter,
Madeline, and Miss Lillian Horsey, of
Crisfeld Md. are visiting A. E. Crow,
of No. 904 Delaware avenue.
Miss Julia Cooper, who was taken
4 iii with pneumonia while visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Walters, of No. 217
West street, has recovered sufficiently
to 90 to her Summer home, at New
port,
HAYNES williams, formerly a ventila-
tor boss at the Harlan and Hollings-
worth shop, is visiting in this city.
Mr.. Williams, of Baltimore, whose
son. Ralph, was lost on the French
= Liner La Bourgogne, was in Whining
y ton yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Wilbur Sasse has returned
from Atlantic City on account Of seri
r Gus Illness.
q John Thompson is on a short vaca
ticn at Cape May.
Mrs. Annie Agee, of Chesapeake CITY
. has been visiting Wilmington friends.
MIS-. William T. Phillips ana Mis-
Willie Phillips have been visiting rela
S t!yes inA Port Deposit.
. Edmund Hickman is visiting reia
). tives at Chesapeake City.
e Mrs. john B. Ritchie is visiting Mrs
j Matilda Thomas, in Elkton.
4 Miss Gertrude Morris has returne
from a visit TO Miss Jennie Matthews
at North East, Md.
Miss Minnie Blansheld, OF Bohemi
: Manor, has been visiting in the city.
u While at Camp Tunnel yesterday
: Jackson Pierce took q number OF II
e teresting photographs, one being
4 Adiutant Dunn, mounted on his hors
Il Mrs. Clinton Cook and children al
; visiting relatives in Denton, Nd
a Robert Woodfngton and Miss MAJ
Platt. of Philadelphia, were married
Rev. ]. Owen Sypherd, on Monday,
his residence, No. 7O4 Adams street
Richard Gibbons, who has been qul
10 ill., is able to be about again.
= Mrs. Clarkson Jennings is vlsitii
~ friends in Washington.
IS Walter II. Hayes is in Dover to-day
n Mrs. George w. Butz is spendil
6 some time in New York.
st Miss Bertha Crowding is visiti
SIS friends down the state.
We Tighmsln. Johnston and family
lb in SullivaI county. N. Y, for the SUI
n mer.
II, Miss Nellie Toppin is spending .
ed weeks with Philadelphia friends.
Oh Jacob B. Maxwell is at Niagara Fai
m M Rev. A. e. .Keigwin is at Ocean Ci
No. N.
T. Judge /. C. Ghubb is at Cape May
ke james Jones. OF ElkSOn, is visit
IS, his brother, Detective w. I. Jones'
at this city, to-day.
90 ZEARFosS RELEASED.
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