Evening journal., 1913-07-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Wilbur L. Adams expects to spend
his vacation in Sussex county.
L. Irving Handy sailed from New York
today for London. He viii spend two
months abroad,
Several lawyers say they will be too
busy to take a vacation, beyond week
end ones.
Some of the younger members of the
bar are trying to arrange a weeks
yachting trip ON the Chesapeake bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Flood, of New
bedford, Mass, who are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James o. Kerrigan, Sr., Of
No. 600 n. Harrison street together
with Miss Mildred c. Kerrigan are
spending the week in Philadelphia
as the guests of John ]. Kerrigan
Mrs Lee j. Martin, of No 2305
Washington street, who was operated
on for tu1nor is getting along nicely.
Mrs jeanette Lenderman, of Clay
mont, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Smith, OF Piedmont, Alabama. Miss
Smiths former home was in Will
mington and she has been in Ala
/ bama for about three years.
George Sampson is spending
couple Of months in Germany as the
guest of his parents.
Mrs d. B. Jones is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J. X. Durham, of War
rem. Pa
Miss Helen May Davis, of Chicago.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Royal,
of Penny Hill. and while there will
also visit friends.
Miss Mary McKenna i'll spend a
week at Avondale Pa, in August.
Mrs. John J. McGovern left yester-
day for Mt Pocono.
Richard Cuff. who has been i'll with
typhoid fever at the Delaware Hospi-
tai. has recovered and will shortly
leave for his home IN Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Riley leave next
week for Atlantic City. where they
will spend two weeks. Mrs. Riley has
just returned from West Chester
where she was the guest of relatives
Miss Mary Thatcher is visiting
friends in Washington and later will
go to Norfolk
Miss NJ. Barber is visiting friends
and relatives in Dover.
Miss Celia Backer will spend the
last two weeks Of August at Sea Isle
City, n. J.
Mrs. Lillian Sunderland will leave
early in August for a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs L. c. Squibbs, of West Phila
delphia, and from there will go t
Gibbstown. Pa, where she will visi
| friends.
William F. Smalley is arranging for
canoeing trip through the unexplore'
parts of Canada. He will have an In
dian guide and expects to 60 deep int
where no white man is known to hav
gone. He expects TO enjoy the gunninl
and fishing.
John T. King. Of the King-Slnge
Company, is on two weeks trip L
Grand Rapids, Mich, attending tn
furniture convention preparatory L
buying goods for their new store a
Nos. sO6-SOS King street, where the,
will open business in the fall.
Elwood Bigger has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Harry B. Brown
of Claymont
Mrs. willard Jackson has returne
S from a visit to Atlantic City. n.
y Samuel A. MacDaniel and famil
o have been visiting friends at Ebe
/, nezer.
Mrs. Elsie Brooks is visiting he
. parents at Newport
Miss Marian Lodge of Chester ha
been visiting her friend. Miss Fran
ces Coale, of this city
Mrs. Carl Sheppard and son Josep
e are spending some time with friend
e at Hartly.
q Mrs. John Griffith and son Stowe, {
: Camden. have been visiting relative
in this city.
Mrs. Paul R. Smith is visiting he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman
J. of Camden.
2 Mrs. B. Hartman and daughte
g Gertrude, have returned to Camde
after a visit to friends here.
Il Mrs. Smith Cooper has been visi
ing Mrs. 7. V. Cahall, Of Frederica.