Evening journal., 1916-07-08
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

with society gone "a-summering''
there is practically nothing going on
in the civ in the way of social af-
FAIRS Those who have country homes
have opened them, while from now
on there will be a gradual outiux OF
society TO various summer resorts,
where the majority will remain until
until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. McCorkin-
dale this week announced the engage
ment of their daughter Miss Pauline
frederick McCorkindale, TO William
Dvre Bradford. son of Mr.. and MIS-.
Henry B Bradford, of Edge Moor
Del The wedding will take place
on August 10 next.
Major and Mrs. William 6. RAM
sav closed their town house this week
and are now established for the sum
mer at their country home, Dai-
housia Farm, at Guyencourt.
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Mrs Frederick NJ. Kirkus. Miss
Virginia Kirlms and Miss Mildred
KirlSus will leave next Wednesday for
the Berkshires. where they will re-
main until the 22d, when they viii
then 20 TO Minnewaska. n. j., TO Join
Mr. Kirkus. who will leave on July
rs for that place After remaining
there for a fortnight they will go to
Yonkers, where they will spend the
remainder OF the summer.
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Miss Harriet Kirkus will leave next
Wednesday for New York. and after
visit there she will go to Maine on a
camping trip with friends.
Mrs A. ]. Whitney will return this
evening from Tyrone, Pa, where she
has been spending the past week.
Miss Margaretta Miller. Miss Louise
Rowland. Miss Mary Curtis and Miss
Bertha Harlan are among those from
here who are attending the Northheld
League conference. now being held at
Northheld. Mass They will remain
away until about the first Of August,
Mrs. d. W. Harlan is spending July
al Atglen, Pa.
Judge George Gray and Miss Anne
GRAY left this week for Bedford
Springs. Pa. where they will spenC
the next two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G Haskell anC
family have closed their house her
and have opened their country home
Oak Hill Farm. az Red Bank, ~ J.
where they will remain all summer
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Mr. and Mrs James F. Nields ar
spending the summer at Cape Ma,
n. j.. where they have taken a col
tage.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bringhur
entertained very informally at Dime
on Thursday evening IN honor OF the
house guests, Miss Esther Bringhurg
of West Chester. Pa. and Miss ALI
Tatnall, OF Germantown. Their 9th
guests were Miss Marjorie Tatna
and Miss Lucy Tatnall Several oth'
informal affairs will probably be give
in honor Of Miss Rringhurst and Mi.
Tatnall while they are here.
The Rev and Mrs. William II. Lair
and their children Mary William an
Edmund Laird. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Stabler and their children. Laird an
Brooke, and Miss Polly Laird. Mis-
Rehecca Reinhardt. Miss Louise Reir
hardt and David Renhardt. Jr.. wi
comprise a party that will leave her
next Tuesday on a six weeks camT
ing trip 20 the Poconos Their cam
will he located az Glen Eyre, whio
Is notably one OF the most pictu
esque spot5 in Pennsylvania.
Miss Anne S. Garrett left yeste
day for Knox Lyn. near Gettysbur
Pa. 70 visit Miss Jean Knox over Il
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel al
family have gone 10 their new hor
out on the Barley Mill Road.
Chrissiana hundred
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew e. sanbo
have taken a cottage at Wildwo
Crest for the summer.
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Helen McCaulley have opened IN,
cottage at Rehohoth Beach and W
remain their all summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland a
Lammot Copeland left today for II
Springs Va. 10 remain away foi
night
Mr. and Mrs. Fl Rodney Sharp al
Miss Grace T. Weldin. who have be-
spending the past two weeks at H
Springs. Va, will return home d
first of next week
Mrs. Bessie G. DUPONT, Miss Bess
q dupont Miss Victorine DUPONT al
Master Alfred Victor DUPONT left la
week 70 spend the summer in Il
Pocono Mountains.
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Miss Eleanor PYLE left TODAY Il
Olty Point, Va, where she will spel
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