Evening journal., 1915-09-11

, The gayest social feature Of the
4, week was the horse show at the State
Fair which attracted many persons
not only from this but other cities. II
marked what might be termed the
first real "get together affair of the
season as society. which has been
away summering. is just about return
ing to the city. Many persons saw
each other at the oval for the first
time since early summer and greet
ings of Hello, when d you get back?'
and did you have good timer
were frequently heard from visitors
to parked automobiles and grand
| stand boxes.
AS usual a number Of prominent
women were exhibitors. A number OF
them rode and drove their own horses.
Miss Amy DUPONT, Miss Julia Town
send, Miss Jane Marvel, Mrs A. Felix
dupont, the Misses Amy and Anna
Rupert and Mrs. Alfred l. DUPONT Of
this city. Miss Constance Vauclain,
Miss Jean Lister Austin, Miss Ro-
berta B. Downing, Miss Ida Virginia
Hecksher Of Pennsylvania, and Miss
Marion DUPONT of Virginia were the
women exhibitors.
o
Miss Amy DUPONT Is entertaining
over the weekend Mrs. Bayard U.
Livingston, Of Pennyn, Pa, and Mrs.
William Shoemaker. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT has staying
with her her daughters, Mrs. VIM. c
Peyton, of New York and Mrs. James
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Miss Lillian Edsall, of Pittsburgh
will arrive in this city on September
I25 to spend the winter with her aunt
Mrs. f. II. Edsall. She is coming L
attend the Misses Hebb's school. Mis-
Fdsall is the daughter of Mrs. Rich
ard E. Edsall, of Pittsburgh, who
previous to her marriage was Mis-
= Margaret F. Poole of this city. Mr.;
I Edsall is a niece of Mrs. Howar
PYLE and is also closely related I
other prominent families in thi
city.
For their daughter, Miss Mario
- Belts Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts e1
tertained about seventy-one of thei
re Young friends at a dance in tn
lie parlors of the New Century Club o
IN Wednesday evening. The affair wa
informal and proved most charming
-
O. Mrs. Frank L. Connable is spenC
r. ing September at Lake Placid in IN
Adirondacks.
or Mrs. John J. Satterthwait and Mis-
lxe Alice Satterthwait returned last FIR
~ day from Eaglesmere. Pa. where the
ST spent several weeks.
,as Mrs. E. Tatnall Warner and Mi
Elizabeth Edsall, who have bee
spending several weeks at L
n Clinton's Bagg's Camp at Greer
~ boro. Vermont, will return the latt
w. part of next week.
%
rtb Now that summer is waning
college and school girls are begi
ming to pack Up" preparatory to e
ON ing back to their respective scho'
we and colleges. Practically all the G.
- leges will open within the next {
~ weeks and from now on tnere
~. y be a gradual exodus, of college be
and girls. Among those who a
busy getting ready to go back to c
..d lege is Miss Virginia kirkus, W
r1s leaves on Tuesday morning to en-
and her senior year at Vassar Cole
NV She will be accompanied by Nj
IN Alice Satterthwait, who enters
Junior year there. While Gas
will not commence until oepteml
20. they are going earlier TO atte
the reception which the senior
Junior classes will give to the tre
Ino man class on next Saturday art
N noon. Miss Kirkus and Miss ;
IbD terthwait are on the reception &C
mittee. This function, which Is
the WAYS the opening social feature
tho Vassar College, will be in the tc
ting of a garden party and will be 81
lam on the campus.
,ted Other Wilmington girls who
49,, students at Vassar are Miss Flea
row Spear, Miss Francis Cheney, y
and Elizabeth Kruse and Miss he
20 20 shaw. All are planning to go
- about September II or is, which
49,. rive them a few days in which
~ greet old friends, and do the, 2
ene dred an one other little things be
'ne settling down to class routine w
- which commences on september z
,,in alu Miss Barbara Bach and MISS =
,,lns lotte Mahaffy will leave shortly
nan wellesley College, where they
60 members Of the senior class.
s.on 1uS Bach will leave on thursday
t1sil aI, Providence, R. l., where she VIII