Evening journal., 1899-08-28

ex-secretary of State ]. Harvey
Whiteman, of this city, and Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Woolley, of Chesapeake
City, Md, are home from Narragansett
Pier. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans,
who were members OF the party, went
on TO Boston.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Annie Lindsay has been visit
Ing in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swain have re-
turned from a visit to Seaford.
Lewis c. Elliott, of Chester, spent
Saturday with Deputy Coroner Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ward are home
from their Summer vacation.
George w. Hatfield, Of Georgetown,
was a visitor in the city on Saturday.
DIR. Peter Cooper, who went to Ari-
roma for the benefit OF his health,
writes TO friends here saying that he Is
much better and enjoying the trip.
J. Frank Sharp has been visiting in
Georgetown.
Miss Fannie j. Butler has been
spending several days in Middletown.
Miss Angie Gray is visiting in Dover.
Newton Pyle has been visiting III
| Coatssville.
DR.. w. S. Hallett has reformed to his
home, IN Milford.
Miss Ida Miller, Of Coatesville, is Wis
iting in the city.
Mrs. A. w. Wagner Of Brooklyn. N
y, Is the guest o. her sister, Mrs
George Whitfield, of No. Sii Monrse
street.
| Eugeao r. Goolca. Of FELTON,. has
been visiting in the city.
Miss Annie Hates is visiting Mrs.
Samuel Worth, in West Chester.
Miss Ida V. Hopes, of near West
Chester, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Charles A. Hagner, returned home
to-day.
j, Harry Hopes, OF this city, Is speRd-
ing the week near West Chester.
Mrs. Henry Woods is at Mt. Pocono.
Miss Minnie Hitch has returned
from Frederica.
Miss Martha Steward is visiting in
West Chester.
Il Charles M. Handy and his guest
Neal Graham, of Falls Church, Va.
I are spending the day in Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Clayton is entertaining
\ Miss Mary George, Of Coatesville.
Samuel Pardee is spending two
, weeks at Atlantic City.
d Mrs. Charles Melchoir is entertain
q ing Misses Ella and Susie Besser, o.
q Chambersburg, Pa.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chandler hay'
ttreturned from Odessa.
Z Miss Bertha Cruel is visiting in
4 Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Etherington
OF Philadelphia, who have been spend
ing a week at the Riverview Hotel
= Pennsville, returned home to-day
j. T. Jones, contract and licens'
clerk in the mayors Office, Philadel
phia, is spending two weeks at th'
Riveview Hotel, Pennsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hoffecker wer
visiting relatives in Baltimore yester
day.
:, Edward IL. Causey, Of the Philadel
l. phia North American, visited friend
!, in the city Saturday and yesterday.
g James Kelly, of No. 220 West Fourtl
street, left Philadelphia for Ireland oi
Z Saturday to meet his wife, who ha
been abroad for several months. Hi
u brothers, Owen and Michael Kelly, an
Z Miss Louise Blessington, accompanie
10 him TO Philadelphia.
Miss Addie Williams of Marshalltor
has returned from a visit to friends a
~ Coatesville and Townsend.
NIL Robert T. Killing, OF Philadelphia
& irwin Dyatt, of Coochs Bridge; VII
Al liam +. String, of Philadelphia, and +
MI w. Davis, OF near Newark, have rt
/. turned from Banegat.
r Miss May Jones is home from Altar
G. tic City.
K Miss Matte e. Leach has returne
W from a visit to friends at Marshalltol
m Miss Lizzie e. Leach, who has bee
es visiting friends at Fairville and LEI
ape, Pa, has returned home.
u Fred i. Magaw, OF the Harlan an
M Hoilingsworth Company, has returne
~ from Cape May.
or Secretary w. ID. W. Dimock, Of "a
a. Harlan and Hollingsworth Company,
in New York to-day.
Charles NJ. Murch has returned
l. his desk, at the Harlan :and Holllne
IA worth Company, after spending sever
weeks touring the New Englal
States
nv Court Stenographer E. c. Hardes
ei- has returned from his Summer vac
a ton, at Rehoboth.
ny Miss Mamie Gipp. niece Of Prophet
ITS Gipp, OF the Delaware House. is Wis
Of ing her uncle, in this city.
spt James A. Kelley. elevatorman at t
ha Federal Building, is away on his vac
N. tion.
75,
THIRTY MINUTES LATE.
Southern express train No. 14O,