Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Social and Personal Notes


Social and Personal Notes
Mrs j Morton Poole and Miss Ethel
Poole have gone to Annapolis Md.
Miss Ethel Brown. Of Philadelphia,
Ia visiting in the city.
Tho Rev j. A. Douthett d. d., oil
Greensburg. Pa. and Mrs. Douthett.
are guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. j. J..
Huston.
Miss May Weston, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs George b.
liynson, I'm Van Buren, street.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Quillen Is spend
ing the holidays with friends in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Hannah p. Derickson and Jacob
NV. Twedwell. both of Brandywine
hundred were married by the Rev. 10.
w. Powell on December %.
Miss Ethel Lohand. Of McDonough,
Del. IS visiting Miss Cora Edwards.
Mrs. Jennie Creamer is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Records. OF Dun
kirk. Md. and Harold S. Creamer, OF
the Williamson Trade School
Mr. and Mrs. W. rnax of Philade,-
llhla, who have been visiting In this
city have rcturne dlHome.
~ n. Luton, of Philadelphia, spent
Saturday In this city
Mrs. Charles G.. Rupert, of No 1918
West Fourteenth street, win give a
tea this afternoon IN honor OF Mrs.
Charles B. Holiday
Miss Jane Crilly will entertain her
friends at n tea from to o'clock this
afternoon in her home, in Lancaster
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Shea Mr.
and Mrs James Wall and Mrs Collins,
members of The Shea Company, which
played am engagement at THE Opera
House last week. We're entertained at
dinner at the Clayton House by Mrs.
l3Othman, mother OF Harry Bothman.
the proprietor OF the hotel on Saturday
night. After the dinner there were
sings and piano selections by Mrs.
I Gertrude Brown and Mr. Wall.
David s. Clark. of Kenton. and
George II. Dick of Smyrna. were IN
this city this morning.
Information has been received in
this city of the improved condition of
S. Redmond Smith. United States
commissioner, who IS I'M California for
the benefit of his health. He Will re-
man I'm the West several weeks longer
Thomas Pyle. Of Kennett Square. is
the guest of his grandson James r.
Chandler, IN This city. Mr. Pyle, who
has seen eighty-seven winters, Is the
oldest resident of Kennctt, and rs eX-
I loeptionally active for a man of his
i. years.
Corporal Harold J. Wingheld, who Is
attending the post school at Fort Nc.
p Henry. Md. is visiting mis- parents, al
No. 405 West Seventh street
William Briggs has returned from q
visit to Prospect Park, Pa.
William Tice has been visiting II
Trainer Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin r. Morrison ant
family and Miss Elizabeth Carlisle an,
In Baltimore where they will be The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Skinner unit
after New Years Day.
I, Norris Levy and ID. l.. Levy have re-
turned from Washington where they
went 10 extend invitations to WI
Ting-Fang, the Chinese Minister an,
Simon Wo.f 10 address meeting o
the Hebrew Charity Association
o. January IA. Mr.. Wolf accepted, but
Minister Wu was unable to give a de-
cided answer.
Miss lamar Aydon of New York. 4.
I visiting her sister, Mrs. Russell. in this
city
Craig Adair and Archibald G. Con
= nell spent Saturday and Sunday In Po-
b cOpsin, Pa.
Armon ID. Chaytor. Jr.. entertained d
few of his friends at dinner In his
home, No. 101l Monroe street. yester.
day His guests were J. Newlin Cav
throp. Jr Henry S. Young, David ID
lConnell and Frank Tindall.
Mrs. Lizzie Bryan. OF Brooklyn, n
Y. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Simp-
son. She viii leave for San Francisco
in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Kelley are
visiting in Chester.
Miss Annie f. Cadell and Otto Her
laid were married by the Rev. II. S.
Dulany in Asbury NJ. p. parsonage last
night
Miss L. Elizabeth Thomas has re-
b turned to Boston. where she will re-
b lsume her studies at the Emerson
School of Oratory.
Miss Nan Cause. of this city, played
The march at the wedding of Miss Re
becca r. Mattson, of Philadelphia, ant
Philip j. Darlington. of Glen Ridge, N
H.. last week.