Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-10-14

younger SET and the younger married
set.
Miss Janet Jackson, of New York,
who has been visiting Mrs. Joseph II.
Shaw, is now spending several days
with Miss Mildred Hopes.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Mrs. w. G.
! Nesbitt and daughter Betty left by
motor on Thursday for Sandy Springs
Md, where they will stay over the
weekend.
Miss Margaret Hilles Sherman re-
turned on Tuesday evening from Lake
Sunapee. in the White Mountains
where she spent the summer.
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Miss Edith Hilles has gone to Phila-
delphia, where she assumed her new
duties as dean Of the School for So
cial Workers. Last year she was
registrar for the school. Miss Hilles
is a graduate of Vassar College, and
she has done considerable research
work along sociological and educa-
/ tional lines. She has also received an
NJ. A. degree from the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson, accom-
panied by Miss Lucy Price of New
York, who has been her guest this
week, left on Thursday for a motor
trip through the State. They will re-
turn home today and Miss Price will
/ leave for New York tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall Porter,
Jr.. left last week for Cape May. to
occupy their cottage there for a fort
night.
Miss Amy DUPONT is among those
from here who has engaged parkine
spaces at the race meet Of the Rose
Tree Fox Hunting Club. which will
/ be held at Media. Pa, next Wednesday
and Saturday She will entertain
several Out-Of-town guests over the
meet. and will entertain at dinner at
the Philadelphia Country Club on the
evening of the last race, which will
be October 21.
Others from here who have engaged
parking spaces for the meet include
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Scott Townsend. Mr.
and Mrs Edmund P. Moody, William
dupont. j. c. McCombs and probabl-
several others.
Mrs. Edmund p. Moody and Miss
Eleanor e. Todd. OF Newark. returned
this week from Washington. D. C..
where they attended a meeting of tn
Executive Board of the National
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton. They are among the guests who
were entertained at luncheon last
Saturday, at Monticello. Va, the home
Of Thomas Jefferson. their hosts be
ing Jefferson Levy, who now owns
Monticello. and his daughter Mrs
Won Mayhoff who lives there Will
him. Following luncheon, they mo
tored to the University of Virgins
buildings, which they inspected aftel
which they were delightfully."- enter
tanned at a reception and tea by Mrs
! Thornton wife OF the dean OF en-
cheering OF the University. at he
home near the college buildings.
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One Of the leading social events o
the week was the luncheon given OF
. Thursday in the rose room Of thu
Hotel dupont by former Governor anI
Mrs Preston Lea TO introduce thei
daughter. Miss Louise Lea. Thl
guests which numbered about fort'
included debutantes If this and las
season and several out of town guests
Among the guests was Miss Katherine
c. Lea Of Devon. Pa. who was housl
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lea for a few
days.
D
Ephraim Sterling. of Kirkwood, an,
Clayton Sterling. Jr.. telegraph oper
ator at Prospect Plans. n. j.. art
spending this week at Niagara Fall
and Buffalo, n. Y.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kruger are be
ing congratulated on the arrival o
b seven and one halls pound baby boy
born yesterday. Mother and child ar