Evening journal., 1915-07-21
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World


a party consisting of Mr- and Mrs.
Walter Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pusey. Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Wood
and Mr. John Bird went yachting on
the Chesapeake over the weekend
Mrs. James A. Draper is spending
the summer at Kennebrinkport, Me,
where DR.. Draper will join her tcr the
month Of August.
Mrs John Bird left this week to
spend the summer in the north.
Mrs. George F. Nesbitt and MISS
Bette Nesbitt will leave tomorrow tor
several weeks in Sandy Springs, ma
Mr. and Mrs John J. Satterthwalt
and Miss Alice Satterthwait will spend
next month at Eaglesmere, Pa
Mrs Joseph Swift will leave shortly
for Wernersville, Pa She viii be ac-
companied by Miss Swift
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M Hopes will
leave the last of this month for q trip
to Cape Cod
Paul dupont who was operated
upon at the Delaware Hospital for ap-
pendicitis, and who was removed TO
his home the same day, is improving
rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter T. Wright are
spending the summer at Pyramid. n.
Y Mrs. Edward Belts will join them
there the last of this month for a few
weeks
Miss Janet Jackson has gone to New
York to remain until Sunday. Later
with Mrs. Ellwood c. Jackson, she
will go to Maine to remain until the
last of September
Mrs. James Salisbury is being con-
graduated on the birth Of daughter,
several weeks ago
Miss Mildred Hopes will leave for
Pittsburgh and Milwaukee the last
of this month
Miss Renee dupont is the guest Of
friends outside Of Baltimore She will
return 10 the city tomorrow
Miss Alice Belts left on Monday for
week with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred d.
Warner, Jr, near Paoli.
Mrs. Winthrop 3 Wood and the
Misses Debora and Ellen Wood will
leave next Thursday for a month al
Marblehead, Mass.
Mrs Radclit Jackson formerly
Miss Elizabeth Winchester Of this city,
will leave England this month for
China, by way Of Petrograd.
Miss Alice p Sellers will be the
guest next week of Mr.. and Mrs Mid
dleton in Philadelphia
Miss Portia Richardson Of Philadel-
I phia is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. R
II. Durham. Miss Marian Dunham is
visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Twaddell Of Devon, Pa
was the guest over the past weekend
Of Mr. and Mrs Morton Harvey.
Miss Ethel Tallman entertained al
luncheon today in honor of her guest
Miss Elizabeth Schale Of Stockholm
Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Miss
Jeanette Thomas and Frank Thomas
Jr., will leave on Monday for Eagles
mere, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biggs, Miss Mary
Biggs and Jack Biggs are spending the
summer at Jefferson, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs willard A. Speakmar
and family will leave next week 70
Cape May N. J., where they have takel
a cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrett. Mis-
Anne Garrett and Mr.. Jack Garret
will leave the first of August for Pyra
mid, n. Y, where they have taken
camp for the summer.
Mrs. Herbert Whitaker and Mis-
Margaret Whitaker will leave mex
week for a trip through Maine. Can
ada and Nova Scotia.
Harcourt Burns left on Monday foi
Philadelphia, where he has beer
transferred temporarily by the Dia
mond State Telephone Company.
Mrs. Frank Allen, who is VISITING
her sister, Miss Barbara Vandegrift
recently spent two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Lee at City Point, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Kruse and fam
lily will go to Sandy Springs the frs
Of August for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Curtis Purdy re
turned on Monday after a week -ent
trip with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Miss Frances Wilson is the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson of tn
Kennett Apartments
Miss Anne T. Finn has returne
from several days visit in New Yorl
City.
Mrs. Harold Smith of silverside Ia
returned from a trip to the Adiron
dacks
Mrs. W. F. Dickens-Lewis of Find
, lay, Ohio, is spending the summe
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Weldin.
Mrs. Charles Beadenkopf and Mis-
| Marian Beadenkopt are registered g
the Cresmont Inn, Eaglesmere, wher
they will remain for a month.
With Wilmington society gone "a
summering' there IS practically moth
ing occurring in this city in the wa,
of social affairs. All who have coun
try homes have gone TO them, Will
those who had remained in town un
T til the arrival of hot weather. hav
} either gone or are busy packing ba
and baggage preparatory TO goin,
! tc seaside or mountain resorts. Th
! arrival of the sizzling weather OF TEL
days ago hastened the departure Of
number, many Of whom are now. en-
ioying or planning 10 enjoy campin
:. trips that will take them up aroun
l. the lakes in Maine or 10 picturesau