Evening journal., 1916-03-25

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Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott en-
lertained at dinner last evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott will
give dance on Thursday evening
at the Country Club for their son
Sidney Scott.
Miss Jane Marvel and Miss Elinor
vandegrift returned today from Miss
Ferris School, at Wallingford. Pa, to
spend their spring vacations with
their families in this city.
Jackson Marvel returned on Tues
lay from Groton, Mass. TO spend his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Josiah Marvel.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
we're among the box holders and pa
irons Of the Russian Ball that was
given at Raucher's, in Washington,
last night The affair was given
through the activity Of the Russian
Ambassador and Wayne Bakhmetieff,
for the benefit Of the sick and wound
ed in the Cars empire.
Miss Marion Postles. who is a
sophomore at Smith College, arrived
home on Thursday evening TO spend
ten days or two weeks of her spring
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grantley p. Postles, corner OF
Eleventh and Broome streets. She
stopped on her way home for short
visit at Brooklyn. and was the guest
OF honor at a dinner given on Wednes-
day evening. by her hostess, Miss
Marache Miss Postles will entertain
her roommate Miss Helen Butler. Of
Brooklyn, over part Of the vacation
period.
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Mrs. Dorsey Rodney and her two
children, Of Manila, Philippine Islands,
arrived this week to spend several
weeks with Mrs. John r. Brinckle, Of
Woodlawn Avenue. Lieutenant Rod
ney. who is in the United States Army,
has joined the Seventh Cavalry ex-
peditionary force into Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes left
on Thursday for Atlantic City, where
they will stay until tomorrow even
ing.
Miss Nary Brita Bergland. Of Bal
timore. who was the guest over the
weekend Of Miss Bessie c. DUPONT,
returned home on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Garrett J. Hart returned last
night from a visit to Baltimore and
Washington. She was extensively en-
tertained while away. On Monday she
was the guest OF honor at a dinner
given at the Maryland Club. on Tues
day Mrs. Frank Place Halsey gave a
tea for her. and on Wednesday even
ing a musicale was given in her honor
at the Peabody Institute. She left
Baltimore on Thursday and went to
Fort Meyer. below Washington. where
she was a guest at dinner Thursday
evening.
Miss Maude Morrison Virgins. who
bas been visiting Miss Dorothy Cork
ran. left on Thursday for Philadelphia
where she was the guest Of honor at
luncheon yesterday. Miss Virgins
is the debutante daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Howard S. Anders OF Overlook.
Clifford W. Ashley returned this
week from New Bedford, Mass, where
he spent several days. This is pic
turesque part Of the Atlantic Coast
and one OF the most impressive series
OF pictures which comprised the eX-
hibition of Mr. Ashley's work recently
in Philadelphia. was a group OF New
Bedford scenes. At the Philadelphia
exhibition Mr.. Ashley sold five pic
lures. One, entitled. Oakland Creek
California" was purchased by Mrs
Henry b. Thompson, Of Greenville
Several prominent Philadelphians
we're also purchasers Of Mr.. Ashley''
work.
Miss Alice b. Conner entertained a
tea this afternoon. at her home, No
sl0 West Eleventh street. in honor o.
Miss Edna L. Smith, whose marriage
10 J. Christy Conner will take place il
April. Miss Conner was assisted il
receiving by Miss Smith. while other
who assisted her were Mrs. Fredericl
Kniffen. Mrs. John S. Mullin, Mrs w
II. II. Willis, Mrs Robert Glover Mrs
Richard Freeman, of Overbrook; Mis-
Roberta Simmons. Miss Mabel Haley
Miss Cordelia Carter. Miss Eleano
Willis. Miss Elsie Smith and Mis-
Paulina Smith.
Mrs. Weller z. Slower will entertain
at cards next Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Dunham, Mis-
Marion Dunham, Miss Bessie Dunham
Mrs. W. II. Fem. Jr.. Henry Fem, Mis-
PATTY Fem and Miss Julia Johnson
comprised a party that returned ol
Thursday from a visit of severa
weeks duration to Nassau, Baham
islands. Enroute home they stoppe
at Palm Beach and other Southern re
sorts.
Miss Frances Dunham returned o
Thursday from Miss Porter's Schoo
al Pennington, Conn. to spend he
spring vacation with her parents, Nj
and Mrs. Russell II. Durham.
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Mrs. William S. Prickett, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss JOS
ephine Prickett. left yesterday 70
Smyrna. where she presented an m
teresting paper entitled "The Colun
bian Relief Expedition Into Servia an
Its Results" before a meeting OF th
Twentieth Century Club. of that tow
The paper was illustrated with numel
Gus maps and photographs. Mr.
Prickett and Miss Prickett were III
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