Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-20

she is a niece Of former Senator Emu
Root.
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Mrs. F. C. Tallman and Miss Ethel
Tallman will return on Monday from
Chatham, Mass, where they have been
spending the summer. Mrs. Thomas
w. Miller and family and Mrs. irving
Warner and family, who have also
been spending the summer az Una
than, may return with the laiinlans'
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Miss Mary Raynor entertainer 81 a
card party this afternoon III honor OF
Miss Greta NJ. Chandler whose en-
gagement 10 Howard II. Adams was
recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Scott nave
gone TO Hot Springs. Va, whete lne9
will stay until the first OF OCTOBER
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Mrs. John Kearney Rodgers ann her
mother. Mrs. 5. A. Robertson OF Des
Moines. Iowa, who has been stsyns
here for some time, returned on Mon
day evening from a two weeks MOTOR
trip through New England. They STOP
ned enroute at Newport. X. L. ana at
many other interesting places, ineiuo-
ing Bridgeport, Conn, where tney
visited Mrs. J. Edmunds Forgy, VINO
recently removed from Wilmington 10
that city. Mrs. Robertson LETT To-
dav for her home, and she was ac-
COMMANDED west by Mr.. and MIS-.
Campbell. of New York, who joined
her in this city yesterday.
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Mrs. Ulrich Hutton. OF Sandy
Spring. Md. and Mrs. Miles White, OF
baltimore. have returned home after
spending several days with Mrs.
George Nesbitt
Mrs. winthrop B. Wood has return
ed from a visit to Chelsea.
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Mrs. George B. King, OF Boston. is
visiting Mrs. Edgar Malin Hopes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Albert Rus
sell returned last week from their
honeymoon. which they spent at Old
Point Comfort. and arc now occupy
ing their apartments. at No. 1000
Jackson avenue Elmhurst. L. I. En-
route to their new home they stopped
for a few days with Mrs. Russells
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swift.
Previous 10 her marriage Mrs. Rus
sell was Miss Eleanor Mccall Swift
Concerning Miss Esther Bancroft, who
will be the first Of the seasons dehu-
tantes to be introduced here when her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft
will give a dansant at their home, Gu.
field. Rockford, on October Z, Nancy
Wynne through her society column IN
the Philadelphia Public Ledger, says
the following:
"The first debutante party Of viii.
mington's season will take place on o.
tober at Cufeld. the John Bancrofts
country place. 10 introduce their daugh
ter, Esther Bancroft. Esther is very
attractive and has a number Of friends
in this city, one Of her most intimate
being Elizabeth Gribbel, who is TO make
her debut also. Helen Marshall. a de
butsnte Of last year, is also a great
friend Of Esther's. 10 u il 10 be ex
pected the little Wilmington deb viii
will come ont as much in Philadelphia
as in her own home town.
esther is very pretty and has en- ex'
quisite voice, and that is some asset
YOU will agree with me, am sure, for
there is nothing like having parlor
tricks. is there, And 10 have a real
voice which makes people cit up and
stop talking while they listen is some
talent to have, don't you thinkl'
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Miss Sarah Jackson. of Elkton. has
returned home after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Benoni Cooling.
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Miss Dorothy Simmons is visiting
at Kennebunkport, Maine.
Mrs. Ella D. r. Semple is spend
ing some time with her daughter
Mrs. ]. ]. Shock, OF st. Louis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dor1nan and
daughter. Esther, have returned from
g motor trip to Washington. D. G.
Miss Frances Hartman. of Washing
ton. who spent the summer with
them. returned to her home with the
Dormans.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Bacchus and
family have returned from Squirrel
Island Maine. where they spent the
summer at their cottage.
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Miss Gertrude Brinckle left on Sun
day for a three weeks trip With
friends in Massachusetts,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Miller Shaw re-
turned on Sunday evening from a