Evening journal., 1913-08-19

yeserday.
Mrs. Frank Handy and daughter. and
Mrs. H. A. Handy of Talleyville visited
the Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Latshow yester
day
Guests at Mrs. John Booths cottage
were Mrs Retta Pierce, of Wilmington;
Misses Julia and Margaret Pyle, Of
Locksdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Foulke viii spend
week with Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Schaf-
fer.
Miss Caroline vandever and Master
Henry v Armstrong spent the day with
Aubrey Vandever
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Vandyke entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Layton of Will
mington yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carver, who have
been occupying Hill Top cottage return
ed home yesterday.
In honor of the anniversary Of their
marriage two months ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Weatherby gave a watermel-
on party last night. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sawdon, Miss Ma
bel Poinsett. Miss Myrtle Gillespie, Al
fred Willing Miss Mildred Nandyke,
Misses Ella and Elva Frederick, Charles
Cleaver and Frank Buck.
Ralph Cooper was a guest at Mrs.
H. b. McCaulley's cottage yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ f. Alexander enter
tanned Mrs. Clifford Meeannon John An.
derson, Edgar Dilaha and Mr.. Jeffers OF
Wilmington yesterday. While strolling
around the grounds Mrs. Mecannon had
the misfortune to lose her watch, but
before she had time to miss it, it was
returned to her by Mrs. Alfred Smith.
Master Charles Ernest Clifford was the
host yesterday at a birthday party
given in honor of his approaching fifth
birthday on August 26. A fine birth
day cake with candles occupied a prom
inent place on the dining table and there
was ice cream and cake, too for each
little guest The party was given at
the cottage of Mrs j. d. G. Hanna, who
is Charles grandmother and the little
guests were Misses Elizabeth Alexander,
Emily Mckee, Claude Strong, Edith
Robinson and Robert Tod Beauchamp.
Miss Elsie Smith, who was unluclxy
enough to lose her class pin on Sunday,
was fortunate enough to find it yester-
day.
Mrs. Nina Latshaw left yesterday for
Pine Bluffs, n. c., to spend several
weeks.
Mrs Jennie H. Patterson, who has
been staying with Mrs. L. B. McCaulley
for some time, left yesterday for At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Chandler and
daughter, Miss Reba Chandler. who have
been prominent cottagers here, will 90
TO Asbury Park this week.
Miss Edna Smith, secretary, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Brinton
Smith on st. Paul's avenue, will, in a
few days, leave for a trip on the west.
ern coast with her father.
In honor of the twenty-third birth.
day anniversary of William Hover. q
watermelon party was given last even.
ing at Mrs. George Drayton's cottage
Those present were: Mrs. George Drav.
ton, Mrs. Ella Semple, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Ely, Miss Emma Palmer. Mrs
Brinton Smith, Miss Elsie Smith. Miss
Polly Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. W
Hance, Ernest Ely.
Mrs. Delilah Beadenkopf, who was
: Sunday visitor at camp, has gone
on an automobile trip to Florida
4 where she will spend the winter.
] Miss Emily L. Pennington left tn,
: camp Sunday for a trip to the Thous-
3 and Islands.
Mrs S. Wilkins entertained a mum.
Der of friends at the comp over Sun.
day. Among them were Miss Ola
, Pennington, of Collingswood, N. j.,
E Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Derrickson, Mr.
, and Mrs. ]. Cornbrooks and daughter
Mrs Harvey Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Lydis
5 Derrickson, of Wilmington
: Mrs. James W. Shaffer entertained
S on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Hudson
: Slaughter, Misses Sarah and Margare
- Slaughter, George Sharpless, Mrs. ]
II. Slaughter, Miss Mary Slaughter.
- In recognition of kindnesses ex
e. tended during the camp season, Mrs
. Samuel II. Baynard and Mrs. Charlie
NJ Banks presented TO Mrs Thoma
A H. Husbands, wife OF the camp sup
erintendent, cut glass dish. Mis-
n Ella Haley, who was in charge Of tn
+. camp telephone. received a bracele
; from Mrs. Baynard and Mrs. Banks
r Miss Beatrice Baynard, a grand
B. daughter of Mrs Baynard, presente
II a nut bowl to Miss Haley.
e A special collection was taken las
3 night for the Rev. Dr. Warchorn an
Mr.. Husbands.