Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-18

Miss Audrey Shortlidge has gone TO
Longport New Jersey, where she is
the guest of Mrs Leonard 4. Wales.
who is spending the month of August
there Mrs Wales, who possesses a
beautiful soprano voice. is acting as
soloist for the Church of the Re
deemer at Longport for the summer
months She viii give recital there
foi the benefit of the church on Sat
urday. Upon her return to this city
IN September, she will take up her
work as soloist for Central Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Marion Spruance. who, with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. j. Harvey
Spruance has been spending the sum-
mer at Wildwood. New Jersey, is TAX
ing prominent part in the social life
of that resort. At a colonial ball re-
Gently given at Crest Pier ballroom
by Mrs. Marguerite Opdenberg, we'll
known dancing teacher OF this city,
she was winner of the second prize.
This dance proved to be one of the
most charming social events at Wild
wood this season.
Dr. ]. Harvey Spruance will re-
turn from Wildwood, where he has
been spending the last few weeks with
his family, on Monday night. Mrs.
Spruance and Miss Spruance Will not
return home until September
Henry B. Thompson and Harold
Thompson we're the weekend guests
of Julian W. Barnard of Bryn Mawr.
From n column on the society page OF
one of the Philadelphia papers that Is
devoted exclusively to such things, the
following is taken: "Alrs. A. Felix
III n. %
May, looked especially well in a linen
skirt and sheer handkerchief linen
blouse. over which she wore a thin tan
and white striped silk sweater. Tan
hose and a hat trimmed with a white
silk band completed her simple but
charming costume"
Mrs. John P. Nields, who with her
daughter, Anne, has been spending some
time at Salem, n. j., with her mother,
Mrs Craven, will return home tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. James Dallett and
family will leave on Friday for Ocean
City, n. j., where they will stay a fort
night.
Miss Isabelle Wales left on Monday
morning for Castine, Maine, where she
Fill spend the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst
left this morning for California, TO VISIT
the San Diego and Panama Pacific Tx
positions. They also will attend the an
nual convention OF the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew, TO be held there from Au-
gust p to 81. Various points of inter
est viii be visited including the Grand
Canyon and Yosemite Valley. Their re-
turn trip will take them through the Ca
madam Rockies, and numerous stops will
be made on the way home. They expect
10 be away until about September 20.
Mr. and Mrs J. Chandler Pyle who
have been occupying their cottage at
Brandvwine Summit Camp ever since
camp opened. viii return home this
week
The Rev and Mrs. n. II. Collins, ol
Madcloy Church. who have been attend
ing Brandywmc Summit Campmeeting
returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Speakman Of
No 21S Walnut street announce the
engagement OF their daughter Miss
Virginia NJ Speakman. and Robert
Graham of No sol East Fourth street.
The marriage will take place on Tues
day evening August "a. in the par
sonage Of Asbury NJ. f. Church. with
the Rev. George White Dawson as the
officiating clergyman A wedding
supper will be served Immediately az.
ter the ceremony following which the
pewly-married couple viii leave for
Atlantic City
For Miss Margery Hamilton Hill
of Philadelphia, who ia the guest Of
Miss Elizabeth Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick X. Reybold entertained al
q musicale last night az their home
No. 1918 Delaware avenue Miss Hill
Is a well-known pianiste Of Philadel-
phia and Is a pupil Of Ellis Hannah
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pyle will enter
tain az a musicale al their home. No
ITO West Thirtieth street this even
ing for Miss Hill.
Mrs. Lorenzo c. King and two sons
Louis and Harry are az Ocean View
Maryland, where they will remain un.
IN fall
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Thackary and IN,
Misses Gertrude and Estelle Smith o
Elkton motored to Wilmington thi.
week and visited friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wilmer
Brown and daughter Sarah. Of Baiti
more are visiting the formers par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. r. Bond Brown.
Mrs. Samuel G. Cleaver and sol
are summering at Chelsea. Mr.
Cleaver spends the week-ends Will
them.
Milton McCollster has severed hi
connections with the R. G. Dun an,
Company and will take up the stud,
OF medicine at the University o
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Todd an,
daughters Mabelle L. Todd and Jen
ME B. Todd, and son. Clinton ID. Todd
are spending tNo weeks at Atlanta
City. n. J.
John Sweeney and Miss Loli
Chambers will be married tonight a
o'clock at the First Methodist Pro
testant Church. by the pastor tn
Rev: G.. A. Robinson.
Mrs. Anna Booth Shepherd has =,
turned home from visit TO Brand,
wine Summit Camp.
B. O. Jones of No. 2f32 Marke
street. left yesterday on a bushes
trip to Chicago, III.
Mrs. William p. Miller and daugh
Ter, Miss Madeline A. Miller. ar
spending several weeks in lower De
aware and Maryland
Captain and MIS-. Eerd +. Bogia. n,
2l09 First street. n. W. Washineto,
ID C., accompanied by their daurhte
Mrs. Austin and son. Edward. an
nephew, Earl Stephenson, were
Smyrna on Monday.
John ]. McNulty. janitor AT m
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