Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-12-07

playing football, have returned with
gratifying news Of the young mans
condition. Although his recovery is not
absolutely determined, the specialists
now nave every hope. He has been able
to move his feet, his fingers, and to raise
his head. Ii he continues to make as
much progress it may be possible TO
bring him home for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Malu Hopes. Jr.,
are being congratulated upon the birth
of son. Mrs. Frank H. Balm Of New
burgh, n. ", is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Hopes.
The condition of Mrs. Charles !.
Cause OF the Belvedere Apartments. who 1
is recuperating from scarlet fever, con-
tinues 70 improve
Miss Rene DUPONT has returned from
ten-day visit in Richmond, Va.
Miss Ellen DUPONT ia visiting Miss |
Ethel Tallman in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold porot Keen gave I
beautiful dinner dance Saturday even |
ing at kynlyn, Bellevue Their guests I
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Garrett, /
George Gray, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Francis I
Written of this city; Harry Constable /
of Elkton. Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bid /
die, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Filter DR.. and
Mrs. Warren Walker, Miss Helen Wool !
man. DR.. John Girvin, Miss Mary Girvin !
of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
Sellers of Alillhourne House. Ovorbrook
Mrs. Finletter of Overlook, and Rich |
ard Sellers Of Bellevue.
William j. Bancroft was the repre-
sentative from here at the annual
convention of the American Civic AS
ISOLATION in Washington last week
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ngbort
Moxham regret TO hear that they will
leave here shortly TO live in New York
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay entertain
ed Informally at tea on Wednesday at
her home, No 5l3 Delaware avenue.
Miss Mary Candy. Of St Paul. Mimi.
who has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Curtis, left Friday for Waterbury,
] Conn
Belin Mercur. Of Wilkes-B Barre. Pa.
who has been spending the greater
/ part Of his vacation with friends in
/ Wilmington. will sail for South Amer
Tea on December %. Mr.. Mercur. who
Is employed by the DUPONT Company
has been in Chile for four years. He
left on Thursday for Wilkes Barre
and Scranton, but will return before
sailing.
Miss Geraldine Emory. Of Washing
ton, Pa, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
Wilson at "Rokeby," left today for
York Pa.
Miss Helen Buggerhoff. who has
been visiting Miss Susanna Speakman.
returned home last Wednesday.
Miss Marjorie Pyle had as her guest
last week her cousin. Miss Dorothy
Decide. Of Washington. d. c.
Miss Greta Barkesdale has returned
to Wilmington.
Miss Laura Amory. who Is visit
ing in Boston, Is expected in Whining
ton Immediately after Christmas. Miss
/ Elizabeth Amory is visiting in South
3 Carolina.
r Miss Louise Twaddell, OF Devon.
III Pa, spent Thursday and Friday with
Mrs. Morton Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Jackson have
,. been spending the weekend in New
York
Miss Mary r. Warner daughter OF
.. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred ID. Warner, Jr,
+ who has been convalescing so many
J., weeks from typhoid fever, is slight
- ~ improved
Douglas Moore has returned to
: is stationed.
/, The Rev. Charles L. Candee. OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
was unable to preside in his pull
pit yesterday, owing TO a fall down
stairs at his home on Friday. For
tunately. no bones were broken and
he is expected to resume his activi-
tives in a few days.
The Rev Charles A. McCurdy,
formerly OF Central Presbyterian
Church. OF this city. visited here last
week with Mrs. McCurdy. Mr.. Nc
Curdy has given up his church near
Bismark, North Dakota, and will live
in Chelsea, n. Y.
Mrs. ]. f.. Frantz and Mrs. Harold
Frantz. of New Rochelle, n. Y, have
been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Marian Durham will return
this week from Erie, Pa.
The engagement of Miss Minnie
Edgar. Of No. 1415 Harrison street,
and Mr.. Blood. was announced on
/ Saturday Miss Edgar is conspicuous
h in charity and church work. No date
p for the wedding has been determined.
a A luncheon was given on Saturday
70 in Merton, Pa, by Miss Edith kater,
J. IN honor of Miss Ruth Mullin, Of this
a city. Miss Mullin is to be married in
= January.
n Miss Loleta Bright, formerly Of
. Wilmington, and now living in At
> lantic City. is a guest Of Miss Viola
T. Frederick. Miss Helen Hayes will en-
terrain this evening in her honor.
Mrs. Sylvester d. Townsend has as
her guest her mother, Mrs. Chairs, OF
. Delaware City.
p Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
. went 10 Washington Saturday to oc-
, cupy their house for the season. They
will entertain at dinner on December
IA and p.
Miss Edith Kater entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home at
Merton, Pa, in honor OF Miss Ruth
+. Mullin.
, Joseph e. O'Toole, assistant SER
l. geant-at-arms in the United States
b" Senate, Washington, d. c., spent the
weekend with his mother here.
Miss Helen M. Hayes entertains this
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