Evening journal., 1901-07-09
Movements Of Newport Folk
Speclal 10 the Evening JournnI

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newport, July 9.-Miss Ethel Eaton
who has been visiting Mrs. W. |. Duf
for the past two weeks, has returned
to her home in Port Penn.
Miss Edna Hearn has been enter
tanning friends from PHILADELPHIA.
The Rev. and Mrs. julius Dodd. OF
Germantown, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. James Polk fer few days.
Mrs. James CranstOn was a recent
visitor in Wilmington.
Miss Louise Taylor is paying a visit
to her aunt, Mrs. James Polk.
Miss Edna Finn has gone to Ocean
Grove, where she expects to spend ten
days or more. '--s ~.t
Mrs. John Whann spent Friday in
Wilmington. ..t
Gilbert Whann, stenographer for the
U. G. 1. Company, of PHILADELPHIA. Is
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whann.
Arthur Gamble has gone to Ocean
Grove for a two weeks visit ,,
j. ID. Robinson, OF Philadelphia. has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Robinson.
Mrs. Edwin Myers and son, Frank
lin, have been the guests OF Whining
ton friends.
Miss Ida Himsworth paid a short
visit TO Wilmington.
Mrs. J. Wesley Cooper, who went to
Philadelphia some time ago to ander-
go an operation at one Of the hospitals
Of that city, has returned to her home
She was accompanied by her physician,
DIR. Francis Springer, and her two
daughters. Vera and Alice. Her condi-
ton is much improved, although she is
unable to go around.
Miss Katie Whann, who was gradu-
ated this year from Goldey College, has
accepted a position in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Houck is in Wilmington
on a short visit
Mrs. Currier principal OF the New
port School, has returned to her home
near Port Deposit.
Mrs NJ. Allison and daughter. NADIA
line, of Newport, and Miss Irene sial and
brother, Walter of Germantown, Pa, are
pending a short time with friends in
Smyrna, Del
Joseph Crawford, formerly of New
port, Del, but now a clerk in John
Wanamaker's store, New York, is visit
ing his brother, W. II. Crawford
George Stevens Of Millington, Md,
spent Sunday with w. II. Crawford, of
Newport Del.
The Rev and Mrs. A. Green are spend
ing a few days with relatives Of Frank
ford, Pa.
Mrs. William Hanna and daughter,
Lola, spent Monday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, who
have been visiting their son, Howard,
plant. of Wilmington, returned home on
Monday.
Mrs A w Everson and Mrs. w R.
Finn visited Wilmington on Monday.
Miss Nora Stuart. of Newport, and
school teacher Of No. Is school, Of VIII
mington, left on an early train Sunday
for Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard,
Mass. via New York and steamer Mary
land. Miss Stuart expects to be gone
about FIVE or six weeks, and in
tends to take up a course of study al
Mar.ha's Vineyard Summer Institute. in
connection with her duties of School No.
10.
Miss Mary Tyson, OF Newport, left on
Saturday last TO spend some time with
friends at North East, Md, and other
points in Cecil county
George BALI, assistant superintendent
Of the Delaware Glue Works plant.left or
Saturday to spend three weeks with his
parents at Cincinnati, O.
John d. Hamilton, of Newport, and
Miss Boyd. Of oxford Pa, We're quietly
married Wednesday evening July 9
After a short wedding tour they will take
up their residence On this town, where
Mr.. Hamilton is engaged as an nor
worker
Mrs. William Wilson, Of Wilmington
who has heen spending a week with
friends OF Port Deposit, Md, returned
home Monday.
James Smith spent Sunday with rela.
tives in North East, Nd