Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-30


with their children, have decided to
remain where they are. rather than
risk coming home through the States
now suffering with the the dread
malady. Those in the northern re-
sorts can not very well reach home
without coming through places where
the disease has touched and cOnse-
quently a number will remain away
longer than was originally intended.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Fem, who,
with their children, have been sum
mering at Portland, Maine, have de-
cided to remain longer in that resort
rather than risk bringing their chill
dren home now. MIR. Fem, who has
been spending some time with his
family, will return the latter part
OF this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry g. Haskell who
have been spending the summer at
their country place, Oak Hill Farm
Rsdbank, n. j.. will not return until
the last Of the month.
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Mrs. Mary G. Garrett and Miss Ed
it'll Wollaston Garrett returned or
Monday from Arden, where they spent
July and August
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The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick NJ
Kirkus have as their guest. James
Otey Hoge, of Blacksburg, Va He
will remain until after Labor Day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lentilhou Foster
will return on Saturday from West
port. Lake Champlain, where thel
have been spending the summer
Miss Katherine Wilson will returI
tho latter part Of this week from Bal
Harbor, Maine. where she has beef
spending several weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. Edward Williams who hal
cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bringhui
have returned from Back Log Camp
/ in the Adirondacks. where they spen
part OF August.
Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Buck
ner returned on Saturday night from
cruise OF several weeks on thei
yacht, the Susanna. The cruise wal
taken on Long Island Sound. and VI
the coast Newport. Boston. and sew
eral other points Of interest wer
visited. Colonel and Mrs. Buckner lef
the Susanne at New York on Saturda
and came TO Wilmington from Their
by rail. The captain. however, sale
I the Susanne down from New York {
this city on Sunday.
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Among those who we're motor visi
tors at the Profile House. Bretto
Woods, N. H.. over the weekend, wtr
Mrs. William Scott Bergiand form
erly Of this city. but now Of Ne'
Brunswick, N. j., and her sister, Mr.
Richard n. Jackson. Of Baltimor'
and Miss Virginia Christian. OF Ricf
mond, Va
Andrew c. Gray is visiting Mr. an
, Mrs. Harlan @. Scott. at their cottal
, at Cape May. N. J.
Mrs. T. Jackson Shaw. Of Claymon
is at the Chalfante. Atlantic City ST
will remain until after Labor Day.
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Mrs. George T. Brown is spendin
some time at Allenhurst. n. ].
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Miss Mary H. Askew Mather an
! Miss Alice p. Smyth, are spending II
summer at Great harrington, Mas
They will shortly go to Sharon, Conr
l for. short stay. returning home abo'
T. the FIRST of October.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Grommon r.
{ turned on Saturday nighs from a te
? days trip 10 the st. Lawrence Rive
9 and other points Of interest.
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e Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Walker al
r spending a fortnight at Eaglesmer
; Pa. They will return after Lab'
Day,
DR.. and Mrs. B. r. Veasey and fan
lily have returned from a delightf
motor trip that took them throus
I Western Maryland and down throue
Virginia as far as Luray.
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Miss Emily Good has returned fro
visit to Downingtown. Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. M. Rumford al
children are spending several weel
at Clifton, Mass.
Mrs. Walter ]. Craig. of GordI
, Heights returned on Monday evenin
: from Atlantic City. where she spe
, some time at the Chalfonte.
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: Mrs. ]. Danforth Bush, Miss Ali
= Bush and Miss Eleanor Bush lie
E last Wednesday for Deming. MexiC
= TO pay a three weeks visit TO Lieute
ant Bush, who is there with the Del
5 ware troops.
4 An engagement OF interest hel
e lust announced, is that of Miss Kat
: crime NJ. Shattuck daughter of
e and Mrs. Frank b. Shattuck. of &c
Q mantown. TO Coleman Sellers, Jr. r
: marriage will take place on Octob
III. The groom is connected with I
Sellers family of this city and Sta
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Miss ELLEN LaMotte, Of Baltimo'
who recently visited her parents. \
: and Mrs. Ferdinand LaMotte. sail
last week from San Francisco I
r Japan and China. and tour arou
$ the world. She was joined in Ca
n fornia by party Of friends. Miss 1
r Motto who was formerly connect
g with Johns Hopkins Hospital, Of B.
S timore. and who was also head of I
d tuberculosis Dispensary, Of that Ct
N nae ono ~ the first American vvon,