Evening journal., 1915-11-27

by the Dancing Glass. These dances
are always charming. and tonghts
dance is being keenly anticipated by
the members of the younger set and
the younger married set who always
attend them. The New Century Club
viii be simply but beautifully decor.
ated with chrysanthemums, palms and
ferns The committee in charge com
prises Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT. Mrs.
John r. Moore. Mrs. James p. Win.
chester, Mrs. Charles Copeland Mrs.
Ohio Nowland, Mrs. William G. Ram.
say and Mrs. John Biggs. AS usual
a number Of dinners will be given
previous to the dance.
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To introduce her daughter, Miss
Jean Lindsay Evans, Mrs. II. L. Evans
win entertain at dinner previous to
the dance this evening at her home.
In addition TO her two daughters, the
Misses Sarah and Jean Evans, her
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hor-
ace Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. David Lind
say. Sr.. Miss Mary Purdy. Miss Jean
nette Thomas, Miss Eleanor Rupert,
Miss Helen Bruggerhof of Stamford,
Conn: Miss Suzanne Speakman. Miss
Dorothy Taylor Coleman Johnson,
Robert Johnson, Guy Stallenwerck of
Baltimore, William Townsend, Thorn
as Bradford, Alfred Armstrong. Lind
say Evans Henry Taylor, Hewitt
Clark of Middletown, n. Y. Allan Car
penter and Valentine Fuller of Ithaca,
N. Y.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Kirkus will entertain at dinner this
evening in honor of their daughter
Miss Virginia Kirkus, and her guest
Miss Laura Osborn, OF Detroit. Mich,
who is spending the week at the rec
tory Their guests. in addition to
their daughters. the Misses Harriet
and Virginia Kirkus, and their guest,
Miss Osborn, will be Miss Constance
Moore, Miss Bessie DUPONT. Charles
AlmF, Henry s. Townsend. Joseph !
Shaw, Mr.. Elliott and John Smith
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Mr. and Mrs. Otho Nowland and !,
Miss Louise Nowland will entertain ,
at buffet supper at their home tAis
evening for Miss Dorothy Hamilton. !
OF New York, and Miss Mary Boyd, OF !
Philadelphia. who are staying with Z
them over the weekend Following y
the supper Mr.. and Mrs. Nowland and
their guests will proceed to the /
Dancing Class.
Mrs. Henry Seidel Candy and eldest
son, Edward Tatnall Candy. of New
Haven. Conn., are spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with Mrs
Canby's mother. Mrs. Harry Cause.
Mrs, Candy rs the wife of Professor
Candy, OF Yale University, who is one
OF the foremost writer's and lecturers
of the present day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Creighton and !
their daughters, the Misses Lillian !
and Florence Creighton. are spending
a few days al the Hotel Astor New
! york city. They will be among those
attending the Army and Navy football
game, to be played this afternoon al
the Polo Grounds In New York CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton we're former
residents OF New York city. but have
lived IN this city for a number OF
years.
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Willard Heald. OF this city n stu
dent az Cornell University. has been
compelled by Illness to return home.
He is now convalescing.
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For MIR. and Mrs. Pierre S. dupont.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rodney Sharp enter
tanned a large number of their friends
az dinner at their beautiful homo ,
Gibraltar out on the Kennett pike (
last evening. Guests were present
from Wilmington, Scranton. PhiladeIs
phia and New York
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For Henry Belin Robertson for
merly OF Scanton. Pa. but now of ,
this city, Mrs. Lammot DUPONT will ,
entertain at dinner before the Dane !
ing Class this evening.
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me Army-Navy football game will
prove a drawing card TO football do
voices OF every part of the country.
wilmington will be well represented
IN the throngs. Among those who
VIII attend, will be Mr. and Mrs
DaVid Lindsay, Sr.. who left early
ln's morning. Miss Grace Weldin and
Mr.. and Mrs James +. Nields
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The dance given last EVENING h,
Miss Renee DUPONT for her e,,ests t5o
Misses Henrietta and Igigahos,,
Nimick of Pittsburgh. and ME-
Georgia Bonner. of Texas. was
: charming affair
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a Miss Ethel Tallman and Misc Nsar
S ina Evans Of New York CITY who 4
E visited here over THANKSGIVING re- |
turned yesterday to New York CITY |
I Miss Tallman will resume her snd. |
les in music in the metropolis.
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For Mrs. John McIulick. wife of
Canon McLulick OF London. England.
who sails for that country very
shortly. Mrs. Frances de Haas Janvier
lof New Castle entertained at tea YES
terday afternoon at her home there.
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Miss Margaretta Miller entertained
at luncheon yesterday for her sister
in-law. Mrs Thomas W. Miller. who.
with her husband. Congressman
Thomas w. Miller. will leave next
week for Washington. ID. c.. where
they win spend the greater part of
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Laussat r. Rogers. re. 1
Gently entertained about sevenfy-fve /
of their friends at a studio tea at their /
home at Boothurst. near New Castle.
Mr.. Rogers is one of the leading art
lists in this section Of the country and
during the course of the tea he had \
an informal exhibition OF his paintings
which comprised oils water colors
mural decorations and a few pen and
ink cartoons. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
were assisted in receiving bv Mrs