The evening Republican., 1902-08-25

Smyth, of Philadelphia, and Mis-
Jennie johnson, at the home of TIT
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
H. johnson, near Milford, was wit
messed by the immediate friends Of
the couple. Rev. Jonathan S. Viii
lis performed the ceremony. Miss
Aliene P. johnson, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor.
| GARD BASKET.
! Mrs. John w. Stockill, of Ma.
shallton, is spending some time I
Atlantic City, for the benefit of h. T
health.
l.. M Greenwalt has retui1 ed
home from spending few days in
Mi]lington, Md.
Miss Marguerite Mockett, of Cam
den, N. j., has been spending two
weeks with Miss Beatrice Thomp-
son, of Choate, Del.
George w. Keesey spent yester-
day with relatives in Chester.
Grover McNamea, of Landt n
berg, is visiting friends in this ci y.
Mrs. Kathryn Greenwalt, of New
ark, and her sister in-law, Miss Ber-
tina Greenwalt, have returned from
a delightful trip south, spending a
week with Mrs. Greenwalt's sister,
Mrs. Frank l.. Smith, Wilmington,
Md.
William, Smith, the we'll known
newslealer of Washington, D, c.,
will spend few days with friends
in this city. He is very bright
and prosperous young man. i
Mrs. j. Wesley Falls, of North
East, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Miss Mary Keesey returned homo
yesterday after pleasant visit
with relatives in Chester.
Mrs. Charles Woelsey and daugh-
ter Elsie are visiting Mrs. Taylor, of
Avondale.
Miss Blanche Z. Gallagher is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Matte Benge, Medina,
Pa.
Miss Nellie A. Talley is on two
weeks vacation visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Samuel NJ. Talley, of
Brandywine hundred.
. The members of the Sousa Out
ing Club who have been camping
for two weeks at Pennsgrove, have
returned home after pleasant trip.
Miss Grace Miller, of Washington
d. C., is visiting friends in Kimbles-
vile, Pa.
Mrs. Jennie Hunter of Chester,
is the guest of Mrs. George Keesey,
of this city.
Charles Taylor and wife spent
yesterday with relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Ida Higgins has returned
home from a pleasant visit at At
lantic City.
Joseph E. Stocktill is at Lilitz, Pa
for the benefit of his health.
Miss Helen Robinson is visiting
relatives in Chester.
Albert Frankish and wife are on
an extended trip to Florida.
Miss Bessie Strickland, of Oxford,
accompanied by Miss Essie Brown,
OF Stanton, is visiting relatives and
friends in Kimblesville.
Miss Nellie Maxwell is registered
at the Hotel Barton, A lantic City
William Mears and family, of
Sharon Hill, are visiting friends in
Delaware.
Edward Peters and family, Of
Chester, have returned home after
spending three weeks in Camden,
FREDERICK and Dover.
Miss Clara Lane is on her vaca-
ton which she will spend with Mrs.
of Philadelphia, and in At
antic City.
Mrs. Whitley O'Toole has return
od from Cape May,
Miss Nan Harkins has returned
bone after two weeks visit to Pu-
icy Brown and wife, Of Talleyville,
During her stay Mrs. Brown gave
party in honor of Miss.
% Harkins and Allie Laughrey, of
Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Foreman and wife ar
jved in this city Oh Saturday on a
visit to friends. Lieutenant Fore
nan since his return from the Phil
ppines, has been stationed at Fort
Douglas, Salt Lake. On Wednesday
evening Rev. }. r. Alilligan will
ender them reception.
Thomas Morine and wife, and
Mrs. Hanf have returned from a 10
lays visit to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. T. H. Smith, of No. 90
West Fourth street, has as her
,uest, Mrs. l.. r. Pfeiffer, who has
ust returned from visit to SIAM
ord. Mrs. Smiths sister, Miss Ada
'hriver, of Baltimore is also visit
ng her.
Hio Adams, Emily Mckee, e.
wood Orr, Jennie Mckee, Edward
Wilt Banks, May Gem, fairy Lev
) and friend were among those
Who went on the excursion up the
hudson last Thursday.
James Murray, driver for Liberty
ire Company, accompanied by his
wife and son Maurice, is spending
ew weeks in Philadelphia and Ger
lantown as the guests of the Miss
s Curran and will also spend q
7eek in Atlantic City.
F. Lee Mitchell spent Saturday
nd Sunday at Cape May Point.
Miss Margaret Sterling, Will.
mir ptOn heautv ia an antartaipipr