Evening journal., 1915-07-09
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mrs. Charles Fritz and Miss Chris
tine Fritz will spend the summer at
their cottage in Cape May They will
leave Wilmington the last Of this
month.
Miss Mildred Belts left on wednes-
day to visit her aunt. Mrs. Fred Slack
in Boston.
Miss Mildred Taylor left today to
visit Miss Helen Maxey in Maine. She
will afterwards join Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rupert at their summer
camp.
Mrs. Edgar NJ Hopes, Jr., left
yesterday to spend the summer in
the Berskires with her mother, Mrs
F. L. Balm. She win return in Sep
tember.
Miss Dorothy Warner is entertain
ing Miss Charlotte Esby, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. w. S. Pyle and Miss Marjorie
Pyle are spending several weeks in
Chelsea, N. ]. They will return the
last of this month
Harlan G. Scott was the host last
evening, of a stag party at his home
Fourteenth and Broome streets.
The condition Of Mrs. Ralph Baily
who has been i'll in a hospital in Phil.
adelphia, following an operation fol
appendicitis, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Holstein Harvey is making
encouraging strides of improvement
at her home, No 1903 Delaware ave
nue. Mrs Harvey has been critically
III for many months and while she
is not yet out of danger, every hope
Of recovery is now anticipated
Miss Jessie Seaman who has beer
III at the Homeopathic Hospital, re
cuperating from an operation for ap
pendicitis. was removed TO her hom'
on Sunday.
Allan Craig, who is i'll at the Della
ware Hospital as the result of an eX
plosion. is reported to be very mucl
better. Mr.. Craig will fortunately es
cape with the loss of but one finger
The condition of Harry T Gaus
who is III at his home with typhoi'
fever. is improved Mr. Cause is nov
able 10 sit up and is rapidly con
valescing
Miss Marjorie Pyle left this weel
for Chelsea. n. j., where she is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Rob
bins. at Miss Lille Frances cottage
Mrs. Samuel C. Vail. of Bear Sta
ton. visited friends here this week
Mr.. and Mrs Philip l.. Garrett, o
Hockessin. accompanied by Mr.. an'
Mrs. c. d. Garretson. of this city. lef
today on a motor trip that will TAX
them up along the Hudson river an'
through New York State. They vii
remain away a week or ten days.
Miss Emily J. Bissell, who has beel
visiting in Boston for the last thre
weeks. will return home on Monday
Colonel and Mrs George A. Elliot
will remain in Chelsea, n. j., unit
the first Of August, following whic
they will go north
Miss Evelyn Weir of this city. wa
one Of the guests of honor at gar
den five hundred" party that was re
Gently given by Miss Helen Duncan
of Philadelphia.
Alton Dougherty. organist of West
minister Presbyterian Church. Is sun
mering at Ocean City, n. J. He is oi
ganist during the summer months Z
the Church of the Redeemer, at Ions
port. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs James II. Hoffecke
are stopping at the Shoreham, at A
lantic City, n. j.
For Mrs. II. B. Slack. Of Bostoi
Mass, who is visiting her sister. Mr.
William Belts, Miss Isabelle Vale
entertained at a musicale last Satui
day evening. Mrs Belts entertaine
a few friends one morning last wee
for Mrs. Slack.
John c. Prettymsn is at Sellersvill
Pa. where he is one Of the member
of a house party that is being entel
tained by William Sleichter.
Mrs. Edward T. Perkins returne
home Wednesday evening from PhilS
delphia. where she was the guest {
Mrs. Hugh Burton.
Mrs. W. II. Clayton is visiting reli
tives at Tottenyille. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Fuller left G
Tuesday for Vinemont. Pa, whel
they will remain for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Douglas hay
returned home from a visit to Mil