Evening journal., 1915-10-02


known in college circles. Miss Ed
gar has been secretary of the Della
ware Association of College Women
and has taken an active part in social
and philanthropic work. She is in
structor in Latin in the Wilmington
High School. The newly-married
couple will reside in Plainheld, N. j.,
and will be at home there after No
vember 1.
A unique and distinctive social func-
tion was given on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ellwood G. jackson
when her daughter, Miss Janet jackson,
entertained tho members of the bridal
party II Clement w. Miller and Mss
katherine H. Dunbam an a few adli-
tional friends at delicatessen party.
The house was arranged like n country
store, which was presided over by typi-
cal oldfashioned storekeeper. The
guests were all dressed to represent
whatever they presented There was the
"Dutch Cleanser a young lady dressed
as that "ad,' shows her carrying a
stick and chasing dirt a Gold Medal
! Flour" man, who was dressed in white
with a huge gold medal in his button
hole; "Quaker Oats' was represented by
man dressed as William PENN the
"Queen of Olives" was dressed as that
queen should be; the "Cream of Wheat
was the familiar colored man dressed in
spotless white. while "CampbelPs
Soups" Educator Cracker" "Uneeda
Biscuits and many other such things
were cleverly represented.
The affair was a surprise to Miss
Dunham and Mr.. Miller and they were
made TO guess what each person repre-
sented before they were presented with
the "storekeeper's' supply When they
first entered the miniature store they
were presented With a market basket and
expense account book, and then told to
''go marketing The party proved To-
be one Of the most delightful Of the
many showers that have been given Miss
Durham.
Or. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford are
entertaining DR. and Mrs. Chipman, Of
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LaMotte are
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City, n J.
Miss Julia Townsend left this week |
for Pennington. Conn, where she will |
be student at the Pennington
School for Girls.
]. A. Montgomery. Jr., left this |
week for a three weeks trip through I
the west He will be accompanied by
party of friends from Philadelphia |
44r4ft Ga
Diego and Panama-Pacific exposi- |
tions
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Halle and son,
Henry, left this week for Europe. !
They sailed on an American -Scanda- |
navian liner and will go direct to
Denmark They will remain away
about six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Loeber have
gone to Boston, where they are visit
ing their son. James w Loeber.
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Mr. and Mrs Arthur Spruance re-
turned this week from Beach Haven
N. j.. where they spent the greater
part Of the summer
Mrs. Theodore P. Haughey left on
Friday for New York. where she will
remain over the weekend
Mrs. A. Beckwith Sanborn. wife Of
Lieutenant Sanborn of the United
States Navy. is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell H. Dunham She will
remain their guest for probably an
other week. The Misses Maud and
Blanche Dunham of Johnstown, Pa.
arrived yesterday to be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunham over the we'd
ding Of their niece, Miss Katherine
Dunham
Mrs. William NJ Kennard entertain. !
ed a number of friends at a tea yes
terday afternoon at her home, No |
ll05 Broome street.
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Miss Mary II. Askew Mathew and |
Miss Alice P. Smyth returned last |
night from Boston, where they have !
been for a week. They went to Bos- !
ton from Sharon, Conn, where they |
spent July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tunis OF Nor
ristown, ~ J., who have been visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Gun |
ningham, returned home this week |
Mrs. 1fnis is sister Of Mrs. Gun
ningham.
Mrs Florence Bayard Hilles has
just received a letter from Miss
Mabel Vernon. who is in Portland. |
Oregon, stating that she is ready to |
start east as courier for the suffrage
petition, which measures $4,000 feet
in length and has over half a million
names signed to IT, This petition will
be feature OF the big suffrage dem
onstration in Washington in Decem-
ber.
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Mrs. Robert Fl. Purle. Of Brooklyn.
New York, arrived today to be the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. ]. Saun-
ders Taylor. Mrs. Taylor will enter
tain at luncheon for her on Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip L. Garrett and
children, Elizabeth and Lois, who