Evening journal., 1915-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall Porter,
Jf.. have returned from their honey
moon and are located at the Donald
son Apartments
Nr and Mrs Thomas W. Miller will
leave for Washington, d. c.. about De-
cember /
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Wilson. who
have been spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT, have
returned 10 Roksby
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Mrs. Willard Hall Porter and Miss
Annette Porter, who have been spend
ing the summer at their farm in Cen
treyillc. viii return 10 their winter
home for Thanksgiving.
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Miss Anne Parrish. OF Claymont. has
been visiting friends in New York
City
Mr. and Mrs John Kearney Rodgers
are entertaining as their guest. Miss
Anita Mclean. OF Newburgh, N. Y.
Mrs c. P. M. Rumford entertained
M a small bridge party last week for
Mrs Lea pusey Warner, Of Riverton.
n j. Mrs. Warner will be the guest
this fall Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. War
ner. at Kentmere
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willard Young was the host last
week at a beautiful dinner at the
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gawthrop are
spending q fortnight at French Luck
Springs. Indiana.
Mr. and Henry Scott and Mrs James
A Draper. IT., will return shortly
from California.
Miss Madelaine Draper who has
heen III at the Delaware Hospital. fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis,
is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Lindsay have
returned 20 their town houses for the
winter
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Sellers left
last week for Los Angeles. Cal. 10
visit their daughter, Mrs. Frank Gard
lner Cox
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Mrs. Jennie Roberts. Of Lansford,
Pa, who has been visiting her cousin.
Mrs Tilghman r.. Johnston. returned
q her home on Monday. Mrs. Johns
on gave bridge In her honor last
Wednesday afternoon and Mrs Edgar
NJ. Hopes entertained at luncheon
'or her last Friday.
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Mrs. Henry Hopes has issued invi-
ations to tea at her home, No. 1904
Rodney street, on November 10. 10
meet Mrs. Joseph c. Byron. Supper
and dancing will follow in the even
ng for the younger set
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Mrs. Eugene dupont, Of Pelleport
Is spending the week in Washington
with Mr.. and Mrs ! N. Andrews.
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Mrs. Henry y. Thompson and Miss
Katherine Wilson have returned from
the California Exposition.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin.
Dr.. arc the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Fer
dinand Gilpin.
Mrs. Morton entertained informally
al luncheon az her home last Thurs
day. in honor of Mrs. r. Chalkley Hat
ton. of Milwaukee. who is visiting
relatives in Chester
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Mrs. Edward Belts is spending sew
cral weeks at Atlantic City. n. j.
O.
General James n. Wilson has as his
guest his daughter, Mrs. Williams. OF
Milton, Mass.
clifford w. Ashley and Stanley Ar
inurs will leave for Rehoboth this
eek for several weeks Hketching.
The debutantes this winter will in
clude Miss Alice Beesh. Miss Renee
DUPONT Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss
Jean Evans and Miss Margarotta Ru-
pert A more charming crowd OF
debutantes could not be anticipated
and tho winter will undoubtedly be
very festive in their honor
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Mrs. Henry L. Churchman. of No
.n2i Delaware avenue. and Miss Emma
Brown. of Chesapeake City. Md, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erf l.. Armstrong, OF Newark.
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Miss Katharipe McFaul. Of thi
ity. and her mother. Mrs. D. r. Nc
Faul. Of HOckessin. are spending th
week in New York city.
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- Miss Dorothy Corkran viii enter
ain her friends az an informal dane
al the New Century Club on NOvem
Der n. her guest OF honor bel g Mis-
f.enora Repp. of Union Bridge. Md.
Miss Anna Wooster. OF Albany. \. Y
who has been visiting the Misses Alic
and Eleanor Bush. left yesterday 70
Baltimore. Nd. for weeks visit Sh
will return TO Wilmington on Monda.
and viii visit the Misses Bush fo
several days next week.