Evening journal., 1915-09-29


the air and IL is assured that flower
ine summer" has gone, those who
have been soiourning by the sea-
camping IN the heart Of the noun
tains or staying at country homes
during the hot months. are now re-
turning to the city. Every day notes
the opening of houses that have been
closed all summer and the end OF
this week will find nearly everyone
who has been summering some
where enjoying the comforts Of home
Among those who returned TO the
city this week after spending rhe
summer out of town were Mr.. ana
Mrs Joseph r. Mendinhall and chill
dren. Corrinne and Charles Cochran
Mendinhall They spent the summer
with Mrs Mendinhalls father. Charles |
c. cochran. at Middletovn. They have |
opened their. town house at No. lll4 !
Broome street
Mr.. and Mrs Tilghman e. John
ston will entertain about forty Of !
their friends at a buffet supper and |
daace tonight at their home. No. il15 !
Franklin street The affair Is being |
given in honor Of Miss Katherine II.
Dunham. whose marriage TO Clement
Woodruff Miller. son of Governor and
Mrs. Charles r. Miller on Saturday
afternoon i'm Westminster Presbyter-
ian Church will he one of the lead
ing social features Of the season. Miss
Mildred Hopes. who Will be one OF
the bridesmaids at the wedding Will
entertain az luncheon and a silk stock
ing shower for Miss Dunham tomor-
row afternoon az her home, No. 1908
Rodney street
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher T.. Ward
and children returned last Thursday
from Stonington. Conn. where they
spent the summer. They made the re-
turn trip by automobile.
Miss Blanche Swayne will give a
tea tomorrow afternoon al her home.
No 1900 West Seventh street.
The horse show that Is now in prog
ress on the polo green at Bryn Mawr
is attracting as usual, a number OF
society folk. Among those seen In
the grandstand yesterday we're Mrs.
William DUPONT OF this city. Miss
Constance Vauclain OF Rosemont. Pa.
who won so many honors in the re-
cent horse show held here during the
State Fair. is one Of the most promi-
nent women exhibitors at the Bryn
Mawr show. Still another exhibitor
whose horses are noted prize winners
M local horse shows was Miss Marion
DUPONT Of Montpelier, Va. who Is we'll
known in this city where she fire.
quently visits.
Mr.. and Mrs William Scott Bergand,
who spent the summer at their cottage
at North Hatley. Canada, returned home
on Saturday and have opened their town
house at No. l0l5 Rodney street
Mrs Lewis p. Bush and daughter
Miss Emma Bush, have returned from
Gloucester. Mass. where they spent th'
greater part of the summer.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Pancoast. %
Philadelphia, who viii come 10 this cit'
tomorrow to lecture in Trinity parisl
house on General Church Work in th
Eas. = will he the guests of the Rev. an,
Mrs Frederick NJ Kirkus. who will en-
tertain at small dinner for them OF
Thursday evening. Their other guestl
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bring
hurst.
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DR.. Ellwood S. Garrett returned last
evening from a ten days fishing trip &c
Bettcrton, Md
.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Reese. accom-
panied by their daughter. Elizabeth an'
small son. Richard Reese, Jr.. have gone
10 Atlantic City, where they will remain
several weeks
Mrs. Edmund 2. Moody. who is vice
president geenral OF the National So
cietv. Daughters of the American kevu
luton. has received an invitation TO re
ceive with Mrs. William Cumming Story
president general of the National So
cietv. at q reception 10 be- held in Me
mortal Hall in Washington, d. c., OF
Monday night, October n by the Ma
tional Society The reception is bein
given in celebration Of the twcnty.fft
anniversary of the National Society, an
II viii formally be started at 3 ocloc
IN the afternoon Of October N. whe
business meeting of the National s.
ciety viii be held
Miss Gertrude Besie is visiting Mr
William p. s.altman. of lansdovne,
a.
OF interest 10 Wilmingtonians is q
announcement Of the granting of
charter hv Judge Ferguson in Cumm
Pleas Court, No. 3. in Philadelphia.
the Philadelphia Art Alliance Club. III
organization. which has a membership
fftv persons. was formed TO promo
music. sculpture. drama. painting. dai
Ing and other interpretive arts.
%
Mrs Florence Bayard Hilles Is rece
ING congratulations from her ma
friends over having been awarded a
yer cup for winning iour success
games in the golf tournament held i
week in Philadelphia. Mrs. Hilles is {
Of the best known golfers in this sta
and her victories last week did not ma
L-----the first time she has taken simi
honors
Mrs. Alfred o. Crozier and Miss II
ence Crozier, of Cincinnati, Ohio. "
have been visiting Judge and Mrs. W
liam S. Prickett returned home {
week The Croziers are well known
this city. where they formerly lived.
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Governor and Mrs Charles T
Miller viii entertain at dinner
their home on Friday evening
honor of Miss Katherine H. Dunha
whose marriage to their son. Cleme