The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-13
VANITY FAIR
SCATTERED.

Vanity Fair is SO scattered it is not
possible to have even little gossip
lime with Betty. She brings in but
little news nowadays. This morning oven
my chocolate she seemed preoccuplcd and
distraile and finally said: Mrs. Grundy
do you think you could spare me FOR
week. Id like to 90 to Cape May
Betty at Cape May. My it is Il vcrit-
able Wilmington colony now, and when
the maids and buffers begin to GO there
Vanity Fair will have moved its quarters
by the shore for now the Willard Hall
Portcrs are there and in one of the Mar
inc Villas are the Alfred |. du Points.
The lu Pont children are seen daily on
the beach in their little cart. The proud
little donkey who wore the blue ribbon at
the Horse Show stepping along with Il
knowing air. The J. ERNEST Smiths are
expected later when Mrs. Frederick Bart
Berger can be moved from the hospital
in Boston.
Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin and Miss Eliza
beth will go down next week. At the
Chalfont are daily seen Mr., and Mrs.
Herbert Whitaker. DIR. and Mrs. Will
hanson and the Misses Williamson will
spend August at the same hotel.
One sees every day in the surf Miss
Marie Morse and her brothers. The
Morses are there for the season. The
Victor du Points entertain deal at
their cottage as also do the Alexis Sell
lcrs who are at the Edward Bringhurst
cottage for Il stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones have So
lectcd this charming old resort for their
summer outing. The golf links are the
piece de resistance in attractions and
the Cape May Golf Clubs tea has quite
Wilmington air. This week I saw
there Miss Josephine Harvey, Miss Mary
Swift, Frank Tatnall, Harlan &. Scott.
Andrew c. Gray and quite number Of
Golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ewing of Ralti-
more will spend August at Cape May.
Mrs. Ewing was Miss Maria Robinson
and is charmingly remembered here.
Mrs. George W. Sparks is visiting her
sister. Miss ''Dolly" Leach at Asbury
Park
Mrs. Lucas Of Philadelphia is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Henry B. Duncan at
her delightful home near Rellvicw.
Miss Rosalie Wilson has returned from
ten months, trip to Europe. Miss Will
son went di&cctly to Mrs. ]. Edward
Addicks' house at Newport where she
will spend the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. George II. Bates and Daniel
Bates are at Guyencourt on the Brandy
wine for the summer months.
Ex-Iudgc ]. Frank Ball and Mrs. Pail
are spending the summer at Blinton's
farm Sunny Side at Pocopson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William du Pont are
cruising about New London and Newport
on du Points yacht "Au rcvoir."
Miss Mary Jackson and Miss Mabel
Jackson are at CASTLE. New York.
Mrs. John r. Wales is cOnvelcscing
and able to he ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Carpenter.
Mrs. Matthew Matchett Gilmore is
visiting her mother. Mrs. David Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood G. Jackson will
sail soon fo; short European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leonard Hciss have
returned from their wedding trip
The Rev Miles ]. McATanus, of Scran-
ton, Pa. is visiting in the city.
Levi G. Bird is in Bedford Springs,
Pa.
Francis Dell. Janvicr is in Philadel-
pha today.
Colonel and Mrs. n. r. Barnard have
returned from pittshurg.
Miss Ethel Craig of West Eighth
street will leave July 20 for the noun
tans of PENNSYLVANIA.
William Phillips has returned from n
visit to Sussex county.
Miss Laura Myers has been visiting
her parents in McVeytown. Pa.
The R,v. and Mrs. ]. Owen Jones of
this city. are among the all-season guests
at the Columbia. Cape May.
James X. Hackett. the actor. and his
wife. Mary Manncring have leased
Columbia avenue cottage, in Cape May,
for the summer.