Evening journal., 1900-09-10
BEACH PARTIES POPULAR
One Of the Favorite Diversions
Of Dover Young Folk
san Correspondenee Eyenlng Journal.

stan correspondence Evening journal.
Dover Sept S.-Beach parties to
lkitts Hammock seem to be in vogue
ere just at present. Another one was
iven yesterday by the younger crowd
lof coming society people. They left
here yesterday morning in a hack for
kits Hammock to spend the day with
Mrs William Penniwell as chaperOne.
The young people enjoyed themselves
in bathing and sailing, and returned
home late in the evening. Those who
composed the party were: Miss Caro-
line Ford. Miss Nellie Turner, Miss
Priscilla Walker, Miss Mary Wharton,
diss Edith Fulton. Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Leila Drane, Miss Lidia Watson
Miss Elsie Bishop, Townsend Smithers.
Marvel Gooden, Herbert Jones, James
Alice. Thomas Nelson, William Parvis,
Walter Cariss and Walker Mifflin.
Another beach party will be given
this evening by the older crowd, which
Ill include those who were in the party
on Wednesday with the addition of sew
Ieral others. They viii leave here at
O'clock this afternoon and return this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. e. Warren have re-
turned from a three weeks trip to
Cedar Beach near Milford, where Mr.
Warren went for his health.
! Miss Anna Hook will return to the
Delaware Hospital in Wilmington on
Monday to resume her studies.
Mrs. Rosa Levi is making a visit to
friends in Trenton. n ].
Miss Bertha Boggs will leave here on
Monday to take a course as a trained
nurse at the Delaware Hospital in Will
mington.
George NJ. Jones and family have re-
urned from a trip to Eagles Mere and
lAtlantic City.
Mrs Maggie Prince, of Philadelphia,
is making an extended visit to her
sister. Mrs A. Freedman.
Miss Annie B. Viohl, of Philadelphia.
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. James H. Mitchell. of Ellendale,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William L.
lPritchett.
Mrs. J. Cawl Downes and two chill
dren, have returned to Buffalo.
Mrs. Harry Clubhouse is visiting in
/, Danbury Conn.
/ Mrs. Sallie A. Cole has returned from
a trip to Church Hill, Nd
, Mrs. Edgar Johnson and Mrs. Arthur
Clark are visiting in Philadelphia.
/ Miss Ethel Reed. of Wilmington, Is
| visiting friends in town.
/ Miss Jennie Christopher, OF Middle
D town. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. F
christopher
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Haag have re
turned to their home in Philadelphi.
after a visit to friends here.
John w. Clark. a clerk in the Ma
4 tional Bank. left this morning 70
, Chicago where he will spend his vac9
T ton.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Graham ar
E. visiting in Two Johns, Nd.
a J. p. Pierce and George E. Clendan
c e. were with the State Fencible band
d lof Philadelphia, which was attendin
n the G.. A. R.. reunion in Chicago
K Miss Lena Baker has returned fror
,s Atlantic City.
, John Blizzard. OF Smyrna, was
e Dover visitor yesterday.
ir Miss Lena Moore is visiting Mis-
" May Ford in Smyrna.
d, Frank Janvier. Of New Castle, is III
Is guest Of George A. Millington.
TO Robert W. Ewing is spending a wee
with relatives in Pennsylvania.
= Mrs. Ada c. Heverin and daughte
Miss Ethel of Philadelphia, former
, of this town, are guests at the Hot
x Richardson.
x The Misses Grew. of Philadelphi
3 'nieces of Mrs. z. B. Londerbough, a
3 visiting her here.
3 BENJAMIN F. Davis. of Cape Gera
. deau. Mo-. is visiting relatives here.
O Miss Amelia Wetherton. OF New Je
sew. is making a visit to the Miss
2 Cotton.