Evening journal., 1916-05-17
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

ucen III III hedlln Tor year. anu hiH
many friends will be glad to learn Of
his Improvement
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Dr. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, presi-
dent Of Delaware College. spent last
week at Cleveland. Ohio. where he at
tended a meeting OF the National
Peace Society.
Mr. and Mrs J. Findlay Van Lear
and Mrs. Henry Hopes motored TO
BoltimOre and spent the weekend
there.
Mrs 2. r. Cooling. Sr.. is visiting
relatives at Chesapeake C'ty, Nd.
For the benefit of the building fund
OF the Washington Heights Century
Club, chain OF 'eas is being given
this week and next by some of the
club members The first of The teas
was gwen o. Saturday afternoon by
MIS- Harry Loose at her home. No.
4l5 West Twenty-hrst street. to TWEEN
~ club members. Each of these
twenty is giving q tea this week to
which they are inviting two club
members and two visitors. then next
week each OF the four guests OF the
veriOus twenty members will enter
tain four other guests at teas which
they will give at their homes. This
is unique method OF raising money
and at the same time the teas are
proving a delightful social occasion.
The twenty club members whom
Mrs. Loose entertained and who are
i'm turn giving teas this week are:
Mrs. J. r. Edmundson. Mrs. J. +.
Fuller, Mrs. William j. Pumphrey,
Mrs. James ID. Stroud. Mrs Harry
Lewis. Mrs Frederick f. Megaw Mrs.
Dudley r. Weir. Mrs. Frank C..
Sparks. Mrs. George Cornell, Mrs.
Carroll w Griffith. Mrs. William j.
Iackey Mrs. Harvey Booker Mrs.
Herman Glanding. Mrs. Wilbur Sasse.
Mrs. Maude Cooke. Mrs. James n.
Gnns. Mrs r. p. Young. Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon. Mrs l.. w Slocomb. and
Mrs. Frederick S. Homan.
I Mrs. Frank Walker and son have
returned home after visiting Mrs.
Mary Culleny, of Elkton, Md.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Thomas and
Miss Jeanette Thomas were among
the Mask and Wig hostesses last
night, they entertaining informally
at dinner and a theatre party after
ward in honor Of their guests. Miss
Mary Schmidt and Miss Lydia Irwin
Of York, Pa.
Mrs. Lewis w. Mustard Of Lewes.
who has been spending the past week
wit hher daughter. Mrs. Caleb S. Lay
ton. returned home on Monday. A
tea was given for her on Friday after
noon by Mils Harriet Higgins and
she was the guest at several informal
affairs while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton are entertain
ing the formers mother, Mrs. Caleb
/ r. Layton, of Georgetown who ar.
rived yesterday for a few days visit
! .
Mrs. +. A. Van Trump and Mrs
/ Bessie II. Luke returned last Thurs
day from a fOrtnight's visit TO New
York and Boston. where they werl
guests of honor at a number OF socia
affairs.
W. T.. Turner. a salesman for Book
err. Scott and Moore Company. has re.
turned to his duties. after a three
weeks trip in the country and at the
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Unkart and daugn
/ ter, Estcllo, oi No 500 East Eight
street. have returned from a visit &,
Mr. Unkart's relatives in Baltimore
Md.
Elmer Dougherty. formerly Of this
city. but now Of Elmira. y. Y. who
has been suffering from pneumonia
in a hospital in Elmira. has suffered
a relapse and is again in a critical
| condition.
Thomas Scott has returned home
after spending ten days at BettertOn
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shar. OF No 9
West Third street. arc being congrat-
ulated upon the arrival OF an eight
pound daughter. who arrived yester-
day afternoon
Mrs. George Gray, who has been
/ visiting her son. Charles b. Gray. al
Harrisburg, Pa, returned this week
.
Mrs J. b. Smith and Miss Smith. of
Marydel, Md. are guests OF Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Roop Smith.
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