Evening journal., 1916-02-26
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

! uncle Robert llallowcll Upon her re-
turn she will 90 to Sandy Spring, Md,
for short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Washington Bowie Chichester.
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/ Mr. and Mrs. A. FcliX dupont have
as their guest Miss Frances Turner, of
The Plains, Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Copeland entertained at
bridge Yesterday aftc noon for Mrs.
Frank Co, OF Edge Moor
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! Mrs. G.. F" VI. Rumford. accompanied
| by her two children. is spending this
week with her mother. Mrs. II. ". John
son, of Manchester y. II. She will re-
turn home on Monday.
Mrs. Henry REGISTER Jr.. OF Balu-
more, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
G. Nesbitt.
During the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell II. Dunham and Miss Mar
ion and Miss Bessie Dunham who
! are spending several weeks in the
Bahama Islands. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
eEt Miller are residing at the Dllnam
residence. No. 1902 Broome street.
A picture of Mrs Florence Bayard
Hilles appears in this weeks issue
of the "Suffragist" II is used in con.
nectiOn with an account concerning
the conference of the Middle Allan.
tic States recently held by the Con-
gressional Union i'm New York city.
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An out OF town wedding Of interest
to society here that took place at
noon today in Baltimore is that of
Miss Catherine Wilder Bond, daugh-
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh LennOx
! Bond of Baltimore and Richard New
ton Jackson. The bridge is well
known in this city. and has frequent
ly visited her sister. Mrs. William
Scott Bergland. formerly of this city
but now of New Brunswick, n. j.
Carlyle Barton. a brother of c. Mar
shall Barton. OF this city, was one of
the ushers at the wedding
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Mrs Percy McGeorge. accompanied
by her small son, left on Thursday for
Dallas. Texas, where she will join Mr..
McGeorge They will remain in that
city until June or July.
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Mrs. Joseph Bailey. Of Chicago
Heights Chicago who has been
spending several weeks with Mrs.
James Bailey, left on Thursday for
/ Pittsburgh, where she and Mr. Bailey
/ will make their future home.
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, An entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the West End Reading
I Room on Easter Monday in the New
! Century Club. This is an annual en-
tertainment and is one that is given
I for a very worthy cause. The pro
\ gram has not as yet been completed
but that it will be interesting is an
assured fact.
Mrs Pierre S. dupont spent several
DAYS this week with her mother. Mrs
Henry Belin, OF Scranton, Pa.
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Miss Edith Montgomery left on
Monday for Savannah, Ga. where she
will spend a fortnight with Mrs. j. A.
lG. Carson. She will be joined in that
city on March 4 by her mother, Mrs.
j.. A. Montgomery. and after a weeks
visit there they will go to Palm Beach
for a fortnights stay. They will not
return TO this city until about the
hrst OF April.
Miss Margaret S. Cox, of this city,
was member OF the bridal party at
the marriage at lcedale, Pa, at noon
today OF Miss Lillian Stradley, daugh-
ter OF Miller f. stradley. to Lowell
Gable. OF Wybrook. Pa. A dinner
was given to the wedding party last
evening, at which Miss Cox was a
guest.
Mr.. and dTs Randolph Barksdal'
r Shackcliord have returned from thei
wedding trip. which was spout at Oh
Point Comfort and New York. The!
! will 20 to the new home at Rivcryiew
r Carncys Point. on Monday. Previous &
j her marriage few weeks ago, AIRS
shackelford was Miss Ellen Hays Mich
S alison.
S Mr. aud Mr. Raymond g. Du Pell AM
+ son. James, Of Balmar Terrace Nes
r. Philadelphia, are spending the week-en
IS with Mrs. Harry W. Chairs, No. l2
West Twenty ninth street.
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'e Miss Gertrude Brincllle Is spending
the weekend with friends in Baitimor,
Md.
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'e Recent guests from Wilmington stor
C. ping at the Belhaven. Rchoboth Bcacl
y. were; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Irving Hand,
As Miss Bell. Mrs. Sol a. Refs. Mrs. i.
e Mahony, Mrs. J. ONcin. Mrs. w {
Kennedy, Mrs. r. G. Hardesty.
To- Under the auspices OF the Ihmsda
re Evening Music Class. an invitation RI
Ter cital viii be held this evening in Il