Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-12-01

Practically all, the out-ot-town
guests have returned either to their
homes or to college after the Thanks
giving holidays. with the result that
town. socially speaking, is resting
quietly. and will likely remain so until
the nearer approach Of the joyful
yuietide, when several large affairs
Will be given. Among out-of-town
guests who have returned are Miss
Ellen Wood, OF Sayville, L. l.; Doug
lass Hawley, of Minneapolis, and Nell
son Leitch, of Haskell. n. j., who we're
the holiday guests OF the Misses Flea
nor and Alice Bush; Miss Martha
Evans, of New York city. who spent
the holiday with Miss Ethel Tallman.
and who returned with Miss Tallman
10 New York on Saturday, and Miss
Laura Osborn. OF Detroit, Mich. who
was the holiday guest OF Miss Vir-
ginia Kirkus. who was home for the
holiday from Vassar College. Miss
Esther Bancroft, who is a student at
Mrs. Coates school in New York city.
and who spent the holiday weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
bancroft, at Rockford, has returned
TO school. Miss Elizabeth Edsall. who
also spent the Thanksgiving holiday
with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. f. II.
Edsall' has also returned to college.
.
Mrs. Charles G. Rumford has as her
guest over this week Mrs. Edward T.
Candy OF New Haven, Conn. Mrs.
Candy formerly lived here and is be-
ing extensively entertained during her
visit. Miss Anna Lea entertained at
cards for her on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. r. Tatnall Warner entertained a
few guests at dinner for her last
evening and several other affairs will
be given for her this week.
Mrs. ]. Edmunds Forgy left on Sat
urday for Atlantic City. She will re-
turn the latter part of this week.
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Mrs T. W. Bacchus, who has been
III for the last six weeks with typhoid
fever, Is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT. Jr., entertain
ed at luncheon yesterday at her home
near Greenville. Covers were laid for
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For Miss Margaret Janvier Kinkead.
whose marriage to Theron Russell
Atkinson of Chester. Pa, will be SOL
emnized on December IL, Miss Mary
Rsyner entertained at a luncheon OF
twelve covers at the Hotel DUPONT on
Monday.
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Announcement IS made by Harper
BROTHERS that book entitled college
Sons and College Fathers" by Henry
Seidel Candy. is ready for publica-
ton and will be issued this month. Mr..
Candy is assistant professor OF Eng
lish at Yale University and in addition
TO his work there he has gained a
large reputation through his literary
work. He is recognized as one OF the
MOST prominent and authentic au-
thors on educational and physchologi-
cal subjects OF the present day. Mr..
aud Mrs. Candy, the latter having been
previous to her marriage. Miss Marion
Cause. edaHEhter-of Mr. and MRS. II. T..
Cause, were former residents OF this
city and hence are well known here.
Since having taken up their residence
In New Haven. Conn, the home OF
Yale University. where MIR. Candy
holds a professorship. both he and
Mrs. Candy have taken an active in
terest in the social and collegiate life
Of that New England city. Mrs. Candy
who was a recent visitor here where
she spent the Thanksgiving holiday
with her parents. has returned home.
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Miss Sara Smith has returned from
a visit TO relatives in Washington.
d. c.
Edward Bowen, Of Iron Hill. Nd,
has been visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fowler and
Mr.. and Mrs z. NJ. Fowler, OF SMYRNA,
spent Sunday with relatives at Belle
fOnte.
Ernest ]. Otteni has returned from
Harrington, where he had a delight
full cunning trip.
willard Head, who Is convalescing
ifter an attack of quinsy. will leave
this evening to resume HIS studies
at Cornell University.
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William b. Chamberlin, an engi-
neer employed by the DUPONT Powder
Company, at Carney's, Point, n. j., Is
recovering after an attack of illness.
The Misses Mabelle and Jennie
Todd spent the Thanksgiving holidays
N Richmond and Petersburg, Va.
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PRIcE-SrARR.
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bye Price, No. 1916 Van Buren, street