Evening journal., 1907-09-18
Social Notes

Mrs Sarah Smith and Wilmer a.
Smith are visiting Mrs. George H.
Hepburn, at Orange N. j.
Mrs George II. Hepburn and chill
dren have returned to Orange, n. j..
after n lengthy visit with relatives in
this city.
Isaac F. Mundorf. surerintendent OF
old swedes' cemNery, contemplates
an early visit to the haftleheid of
Gettysburg. MI Mundorf took part
in that famous battle.
Mrs. I. L. Baylis and sons have re-
turned from a visit to her brother in
Elkton.
Mrs. w. w. Millison and daughter
and grandson. Of Wilmington. who
have been spending the summer at
their cottage in Atlantic City. have re-
turned to there home at 7O6 Poplar
street.
Mrs. Daniel Pierce OF Chester, spent
the weekend with friends in this city
Mrs. Maria 3. Heacock has been vis-
iting friends at Chelsea the past week.
Miss Theodore II. Kits. of Media.
spent Sunday with friends in VIII
mington.
Roland Borden spent Sunday with
his parents at PENIS Grove
Mrs. Marshall Walker spent last
week with friends at Pegs Grove
Mrs. Emory Hrttine1om and Mrs
Hooper Hill have been visiting friends
at Courses Landing.
Misses Helen and Margaret Cleaden
have been spending a few days with
their cousin at Swedesboro.
Miss Bertha Jones has returned to
her home at Bridgeville after visit 10
Miss Frances Walters
Miss Ethel Colwell and Miss Elsie
Anderson have been visiting Miss
Alice Rigg at West Chester.
Miss Jennie Crowl spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Ortlip
at oxford.
Mrs. William Gallagher has return
ed TO her home at Oxtord. after visit
ing her sister, Mrs Amanda Burko.
in this city.
Mrs. II. B. James. Of Delmar, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. d. b. Hickman and daughter,
Mrs. M. B. Hickman. have been the
guests Of Delmar friends the past
week.
Miss Ruby Ellis has returned to her
home at Providence after visit to
her brother here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Horner. OF
Woodstown. N. J.. have been visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Eaves, Of this
citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Trumball, of
Auburn. were recent visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Settle and son.
George. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Selak. Of Auburn.
Miss Helen r. Cannon, of No. 2Os
Heald street. Is soiourning in the
mountains. Miss Canncn will visit
Allentown and afterward will leave
for Mauch Chunk and other points OF
interest in the coal region.
Bayard T. Kendall. of Montchanln
has returned from a trip to the James
town Exposition.
William Frederick, of Newport. has
/ accepted a position !n Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson has returned
from ten davs' trip to Toledo. Ohio
I Miss Mary G. Cloud has returned
home after spending a vacation oi
three weeks in Dayton. Ohio. the guest
Of Mrs Lawrence Cartwright. former
" Of this city.
Miss Mary MCGUIRE and Miss Katie
Schafer. who have been spending 5
week with Miss Bessie e. Burns, oil
No. I'LL West Second street, have re.
turSed to York. Pa
Mr. and Mrs Seward Wheatley. nj
BROOKLYN. N. Y. who were visiting th,
jamestown Exposition ana this citS.
have returned home
Charles Meiler has been the guest o
friends at New Castl.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren e. Crossgrove
and son. Willard ami Mr.. Cross
groves mother. Mrs. J. w. Cross
grove. have returned from a weeG'i
trip TO Canada. Buffalo. Niagara Fall.
and other points of interest.
Edward Seagers and II. c. Smith
porters at the p. b. and w. Railroaf
station in this city visited relatives
in Washington on Sunday.
Asburv MaclSlin. assistant yard
master OF the p. b. and w. Railroad
is spending three weeks vacation al
Atlantic City. jamestown, Adiron
dacks and Asbury Park. n. J.
Walter NJ Dillon, of Washington. 4
visiting relatives in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander c. Lattomui
Of Clayton, returned from a week.
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Lattomus
of this city.
J Mrs e. b. Van Dyke. Of Baltimore
is a guest of Mrs. J. w. Lattomus a
Fourteenth and Clayton streets.
Miss Edna Lucas has returned afte
a ten days trip to Atlantic City ant
PHILADELPHIA
Miss Belle Shelley and her friend
Miss Sarah Little. have returned afte
visiting the formers cousin, r. b
Harlow. at Uwchlan. Pa.
Edward ]. Kane. of No. 1902 Spruce
street. was rendered freedom part'
Monday evening by his parents. Nj
and Mrs. James Kane. Mr.. Kane wal
presented with a gold watch by hi
parents.