Evening journal., 1900-09-10
Social and Personal Notes.


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Social and Personal Notes.
Miss Shewbrook is visiting Miss
Bishop, in Crumpton, Md.
Samuel Krauss has returned from a
visit to his parents, in Pennington.
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Eli NJ. Shilling. editor of the Cafe
and Bar of Baltimore, was a visitor in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Ella McCutchen and Mrs. Emma
Worrilow are in Atlantic City.
Miss Clara Barber of Milford, is vis-
ting here
City Solicitor Henry c. Conrad spent
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kemp have re-
urned from fredericksburg
Miss Fannie Mahaffy has returned
| from two weeks trip to Atlantic City
and Asbury Park.
Mrs. S. NJ. Knox and children have
returned from Kennett Square, where
they spent the Summer.
Miss Florence Guthrie has returned
| to Hockessin.
Miss Nellie Toppin is the guest Of
Philadelphia relatives.
John Cooper. of Philadelphia, visited
friends here yesterday.
Miss Florence Collins. of Philadel-
lphia, spent yesterday with friends in
this city.
Mrs. John Mills. Mrs. Earl Mills and
son have returned from an extended
visit to relatives at Middletown and
ether points down the state.
Everett Mills has returned from a
brief visit down the state.
Harry Messick spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcotee Stevens and
daughter are visiting in Milford.
Miss Sadie A. Campbell returned to
her home in Portsmouth, Va, on Sat
urday last. Her friend gave her part
ing send-Off on Friday evening, when
many tokens Of their esteem were
given her as mementoes Of her visit.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ira Robinson. Of No.
1913 Shallcrcss avenue, returned on
Saturday from a two weeks stay
among friends in upper Delaware and
Cecil county, Nd.
Fred L. Mitchell. Of No. 700 West
Tenth street, is spending his vacation
in Philadelphia, visiting relatives.
. ]. A. Donlin and w. Collision left yes
terday for Des Moines la. They are
REPRESENTATIVES to the annual mee ine
Of the Brotherhood Of LOGON, tive Fire
men.
Miss Alice McKearns, of Iron Hill
spent Saturday in this city as the guesf
Of Mrs. Wilson, Of jefferson street.
Miss Annie Stradley, Of Bear, is visit
ing Mrs. N. A. Day, of No. 512 Poplal
d. street.
c. F. Sweeney, of No 1906 Lancas
ter avenue, is abe TO be about, hayinl
recovered from an attack OF typho.'
fever
/. b. Jackson returns to Cambridg
to-day, after a three weeks stay II
this city.
Frank O'Neil, Of Clayton, is in tn
d city to-day visiting his brother, at Nc
POI Franklin street.
Miss Nellie DeGott has returned frO1
a visit to relatives in Upland.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Heacock, @
"a Marcus Hook, have returned hom
from a visit to Delaware City.
Miss May Banks, of Philadelphia,
/ visiting her cousin, Miss Emma YOUNG
o in this city.
Miss Emma Young has returne
m from a three weeks visit to Pennsy
vania friends.
Miss Edith b. Pyle, Of this city. lei
on Saturday for DEVILS Lake. Mort
20 Dakota, where she has accepted p'
sition as teacher in the Deaf Mute II
stitute Miss Pyle is a daughter
~ City Auditor Isaac S. Pyle.
Il, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Elliott hay
returned from their wedding tri
n. abroad.
~ Judge William C. spruance return,
al to-day from Spring Lake, n. ].
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., Of New Yor
IA was in Wilmington to-day.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Curtis ha'
returned from Longport, n. j., whe
n they have been spending a vacati'
period.
ar- Joseph McEldowney, physical
ies structor at the Young Mems Christii
Association. has returned from a "
weeks vacation, which he spent
Pennsylvania.
William R. Cook will go to Allan
City tomorrow.
eP Christopher l.. Ward is suffer-
with an attack of poison, which W
contracted by contact with pois
vines on his farm in Brandywine HI
are dred.
rip Mrs Ida Adams and daughters, M
Mira and Clara, of Bethel, Del,
So now having an extended visit to