Evening journal., 1915-09-11
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

until the opening Of college on Sep
tember "a, with her roommate, MISS
Celia Tougellot
Other. college boys and girls who
will shortly leave for their respec-
tive schools and the schools which
they attend are:
Cornell-Walter Hopes and George
Stone.
Harris Teachers College, st. Louis
Miss Florence Miller.
Princeton-Joseph Gales Ramsay.
Swarthmore-Mis Helen r. Scott
and Arthur Groome.
Stevens Institute-Dudley Walker
Delaware-Wiliam Wallace.
Phillips Exeter-Thomas Bacchus-
Miss Ferris School-AIiss Elinor
Vanderbilt and Miss Jane Marvel
The Little House In the Pines, near
Boston-A1iss Frances Wilson.
Smith College-Niss Marion Postles
and Miss Elizabeth Edsall.
Peekskill Military Academy-kop-
ert Fletcher.
Mrs. R. A. Walter. proprietor Of
private hospital here, left yesterday
morning for San Francisco, CAL, to at
tend the exposition. She will return on
October l. During her absence Miss
Kerns. of the Kings County Hospital,
Brooklyn, N. Y, viii have charge OF the
institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Glanding and
daughter. Miss Reba Glanding. and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard S. Glanding have re-
turned from a visit to New York city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, of NO. 5W
North Rodney street, and daughter, Mrs.
+ Frank G. Bartram, are spending the
present month at Port Jeryis, n. Y.
5 Mrs. Annie Fl. Armstrong and
l. daughter Miss Justine have return
D ed from a visit to Smyrna and Dover.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P Mckay, OF
d this city and Mr. and Mrs Samuel
o 7 Thompson of Laurel, Del, have
S returned from an automobile trip
to Asbury Park, Long Branch and
Atlantic City. They left here last
n Saturday afternoon.
r Mrs. Frederick Snyder, Of Newport,
e who has been experimenting the ex-
n hibition of children's work at the
IS State Fair this week, will leave on
Monday morning for Farmingdale'
New York, where she will take up her
J. duties as head of the woman's ex-
le tension work in the New York State
School Of Agriculture.
IS Miss Helen Gregg, Of Newport, en-
j. tertained her Sunday school class this
sv afternoon at her home in Newport
kr-n
mis- and Miss Irene Gregg. The af
IS ternoon was pleasantly spent in play
an ing games and music Toward the
Dr. close Of the afternoon refreshmenti
Is were served. Those present we're th'
er | Misses Minnie Walker, Grace Jones
Marie Young, Rebecoa Ford, Lilli
Mitchell, Beatrice Kitchens, Irene In
all gram, Olive Banks, Irene Gregg an
M Mrs. Emma Ennis
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SIS Mrs. Walter Sherwood has returne
ol- from Columbus, Ohio, where she stop
wo ned on her way home from an ez
ill tensive trip through the West Nj
Tvs Sherwood. who is a well-know
re- singer, has again joined the AL {
oi- Fields RIinstrels, with whom he
bo principal tenor soloist For one ses
ter son he did vaudeville work. but say
90 minstrelsy is more like home, an
"a when Mr. Field made him tiatterin
1er offer he accepted.
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1er Mrs. Herbert F. Randolph and fan
,n5 ilv have returned from Northampto
,nd Mass, where they spent the summe
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81 81 Miss Winifred Bach returned home
~ Monday evening from Lake Pocoi
~ where she spent the summer with I
~ - mother. who has a cottage there.
- companied by Miss Mary Fletcher a
.. Robert Fletcher, Jr. she made part
!, ,'a- the return trip by canoe They L
Stroudsburg, Pa. last Thursday and
o~o noed as far as Bristol. There they to
aa- a train to Philadelphia, arriving here
ii iiss Monday evening It took them abb
.Ien five days to make the trip.
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,,;ii Mrs. Fred f. Bach who spent
20 greater part of the summer in the
IN conos, viii return home next week.
fore win open her school on September "a
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n Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin J. Murpl
har- have returned from Squirrel Island, \
for where they spent several weeks
,Tss Miss Lucille MacVeigh of Wheat
for H. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
stay Pierce Hunter.