Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NNi VI iH' Wy 'N't
the Weekend Many Of those remain
ing at home will entertain guests over
the week end and altogether the cele-
bration of this Labor Day promises 20
be en- keeping with former years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Monteith jackson
loft yesterday for Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Felix dupont and
Miss Lydia Chichester loft today on
motor "trip 10 Atlantic City TO spend
the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Garrett and
family. who spent August at Lake
Pyramid, in the Adirondacks. re-
turned home on Tuesday evening Mrs.
Garrett. Miss Anne Garrett and John
sellers Garrett left today for Beach
Haven. n. j., 10 stay over Labor Day.
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MrsBessie H. Luke is entertaining
house party this week at her home on
Gilpin avenue Her guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen l., Luke. Of Piedmont w
Va. DR. and Mrs. Z. T. Kalbaugh. OF
Piedmont and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Grelizner, Of Westernport Maryland.
Mrs Luke entertained for her guests
on Thursday evening. and Mrs b. A.
Van Trump entertained for them last
evening.
D.
Dr. nd Mrs. Henry J. Stubs ami
Miss Elizabeth Stubs. who spent the
greater part Of the summer at Cape
May, returned home this week.
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Miss Ray Jackson was a guest az
house party that was entertained last
week by MIR. aud Mrs. Charles spen-
Ger for their two daughters. the Misses
Mary and Kathryn Spencer. at Spcn-
Ger Farm, near FELTON,. Delaware.
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The Misses Hebbs have returned
home after spending tho greater part
OF the summer In Massachusetts and
Southern Maryland. They will open
their school on September 30.
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Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles and
] daughter, Miss Katherine Hilles, have
returned from a siX-weeks' trip TO tho
/ Panama Pacific and San Diego eXposi.
tions. Mrs. lilies spoke al the suffrage
booth at the Panama Pacific Exposition.
That the work of students OF the late
Howard Pyle is widely recognized az
being among the best is proved by tho
recent publication of several OF Robert
| Louis SteNcnson's books. which are
charmmgly illustrated by n. C. Wyeth,
of Chadd's Ford an bv Jessie Wilcox
Smith. two of the foremost pupils OF the
late Mr. Pyle. Mr.. Wyeth has Illus
trated Stovcuson's "llidnapped' and
Treasure lsland,' while Miss Smith
painted the pictures for - "Child's Gar
den Of Verses"
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Mrs. Charles v. Griffith returned homo
| last week froi Monmouth, Maine. where
she spent the greater part of the sum
mer On her way home she stopped in
Boston, and spent some time with her
son, Charles Mrs Griffith, who is vel
known in musical circles. viii at ono,
resume her musical work here
D.
The death Of Orric C.. Painter. of Bal
timorc. in that city, this week. ,occa
stoned deep regret in this city. where
he was well known, o having often Wis
tied az the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jane.
G. Van Trump. of No. 1901 Boulevard
Mr. Painter returned a fow weeks age
| FROM the Panama Pacific Exposition. he
having been one of the members of q
party comprising Mrs. William McAlhs
ter, Miss Marguerite McAllister and
Miss Louise Van Trump, of this city. H'
complained of feeling IN on the home
ward trip across the continent and i'm
mediatoly upon his arrival nj his home
in Roland Park, nid., he took 10 his bed
with typhoid fever.
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Mrs Henry Y. Thompson. the Misses
Katherine and Elinor Thompson and
James and Henry Thompson return
cd on Wednesday evening from
Northeast Harhor. Maine, where they
spent several weeks. Miss Mary
! Thompson has gone 10 Mt KineO.
Maine, where she Joined party Of
friends camping there. She will re-
main away about two weeks longer.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. r. NJ Carpenter are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son on Tuesday, August 81.
o.
MI anu MIS- Milidlu u Hdlktou
and son, Thomas. returned last week
from three weeks stay az Spring
Lake, New Jersey.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman T.. Johnston,
who have been spending several
weeks in the Adirondacks. will return
home next Saturday.
Mrs j. w. Brown and Miss Marian
Brown Of Newark were Wilmington
visitors this week.
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The Misses Anne and Mary Lynch
spent the week az Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dorman returned
this week from a several. weeks visit
TO Cherrydale Virginia. where they
visited az the home of Mrs. Dorman' s
parents Miss Olive Blaton of Cherry
dale returned with them for a several
weeks visit
Miss Gail Dance OF Greenshurg