The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-30

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Where Wilmingtonians are stopping
in Atlantic City, N. J.
THE ARLINaToN-A. L, Churchmar
Miss A. B. Churchman.
THE BERKLEY-Mrs. w. Hancker,
Mrs. J. Griffith.
CHELSEA nAvEN-Miss Clara Man.
ough.
THE GLENDALE-F. NJ. Gooding.
THE wAvERLy-H. A. Haines.
THE wEsTMlNsTER-C. F. Kelly, p.
Bolgan.
Miss ChriStiana AIsentzer is visit.
ing relatives in Philadelphia.
Mss Anna Il. Spicdel and George
W. Serson are visiting friends 10 Phil
adelphia. '
Calvin Potts and John Harmon of
Broome Street, Of this city, left TO-
day for weeks vacation at Berlin.
Mrs. Joseph bly, and Mrs. Will.
liam Blythe of Chester, who have
been visiting in this CITY, have re-
turned home.
The Misses Clara and Evelyn Boyd
of Charlotte, N. c., are visiting in
this city.
Miss Helen Reynolds spent yester.
day at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Amelia Ward has returned
from Delaware City.
Mrs. Florence Forsy the has return.
ed from a week s visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William F. Staats and daugh.
ter are visiting at Marcus Hook.
Mrs. John Gantcr Of Reading is Wis.
iting in this city.
Miss Elsie Nichols has returned
home from two weeks visit to
Ocean City, Md. She made one of a
party of twenty-five young people
who had taken a cottage there. They
have all returned to their homes. hav-
ing had an enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Lima James and her mother.
Mrs. Atkins, have gone on short
visit to relatives In Delmar.
Miss Florence Keesey will 60 to
Chester on Sunday for week.
Building Inspector Cassidy will
spend ten days in Boston.
Howell S. England and family are
spending the day at Cape May.
Charles ShuIl has gone to Buffalo and
niagara Fails.
Frederick Stratncr is visiting friends,
in CheStrrtUwn.
Robert NJ Burns has returned from
Pcnn's Grove, n. }.
John -. Kelley will leave for his
European trip about the 18th Of next
month.
Mrs. j. $. IIoffccker and daughter,
Mrs. Aubrey Nandever, are at Ocean
I:rovc, y. j.
Mrs. j. T.. Hcndrixson, Miss Hendrix
son and Miss I'erla Lopcr are visiting in
Norfolk, Va.
Harry Il. King and daughter left Tues
lay for Il twowrcks' trip to the Orange
Mountains.
Mrs. John Il. Wright Of Philadelphia.
$ spending IA week with her mother Mrs.
lanes II BogsS.
Harry G. Mahafiy, Jr.. has returned
rom an enjoyable trip to the Pan
american Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holstcin Harvey and |
Miss Josephine Harvey, have returned
rom Atlantic City.
Miss Maymc Maxwell, Ethel Eb"r-
lardt and Lulu Balfour are spending
wo weeks in Ocean City, Md.
Miss Adda NJ. Boggs has returned from
\tlantic City, accompanied by Misses
Eva and Bertha Calvert and Edna III
on.
Miss Florence Smith and Miss Maud
.ynam have returned from weeks
iSit to Mrs. Herbert Il. Klobcrg of New
'ork city.
Mrs. John Boone Of Rridgcton, y. j.,
nd Miss Martha Boone Of Raretown,
!. j., are guests of Mrs. Joseph IL.
FREEMAN, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Simmons are
nests at the Crpgleland, Atlantic City.
Miss Mary A. ltesag is visiting in
Md.
The third of series of dances which
ave been given bv young people OF
Iildletown and Delaware City, will be
eld in Augustine Park this evening.
4. G. McCausland will resume the
uties of superintendent of the Atlantic
ity railroad on September l. relieving
harlcs A. Beach, who has been acting
his absence.
]. Clarence Green and family have
'turned from ltehoboth.
Miss Alice Weir and Miss Clara
wilkins have returned from visit in
le mountains.
Robert 6. Fraim and daughter Ida
i'll leave on "Wednesday of next week
n a trip to the Pan-Amcrican Exposi.
on, Niagara Falls and points in Can
In. They will return on the 18th.
Good Words For The Republican.