Evening journal., 1916-01-06
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Harry NJ. Wiley has recovered FROM
severe attack Of the grip.
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Mrs. Robert Pennington was one of
the many hostesses to be at home ON
! New Years eve to her friends.
Miss Margaretta Miller and her guest
Miss Woodruff. of Seattle, returned yes
terlay from Washington, where they
I visited Congressman and Mrs. Thomas
W. Miller. They left today for New
/ York. Later in the month Mrs. Miller
and Miss Miller will leave for San Fran
cisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes re-
\ turned yesterday from York, Pa. They
4 will leave next MONTH attended by Miss
Mildred Hopes, for six weeks in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Johnston will
leave the last of next month for Sum
4 merville, S. c. They will be accompan-
led By Mrs. Jennie Roberts, of Hazleton,
Pa, well-known in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin, Jr,
of New York city, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin.
Miss Renee DUPONT is spending three
weeks in Louisville, Florida.
Miss Louise Nowland entertained n
. few friends informally at tea last week.
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Miss Hazel Corey, of Winchester
/, Mass. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Corey,
Mrs. Jane Wells. OF No. 7OS French
street has been very i'll with pneu-
able to attend to business for few
/, weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Connable
u will entertain at dinner at their
4 home, Rock Farms. on February 2S,
for Mr. and Mrs. Pierre S. DUPONT.
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, Miss Viola Chapman. OF Richmond,
Va, has returned to her home after
a ten days visit with Mrs. ]. T. Pride
and Mrs. William Meenan of this
n city and Mrs. Theodore Becker of
I Philadelphia.
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George A. Mahaney has returned to
[, the seminary at Childs, Md. after
+ spending the Christmas holidays with
= his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ma
. haney at Rockford.
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. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kearney Rod
y gers had a family party staying with
= them over the New Years weekend
that included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cowenhoven and their children from
. New Brunswick, n. j., Mrs. l.. d,
Pillsbury of Newburgh, n. Y, and
Donald Campbell Of Carney's Point
n. J.
Mrs. Sarah A. L. Hillsley is con-
fined to her home, No. 3O6 King
street with an attack OF the grip.
Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Buck
ner are spending a few days il New
York city.
Mrs. Aubrey vandever and Mis-
Ethel Vandever, of Twenty-tirst ant
Van Buren streets. we're Philadelphia
visitors on Thursday.
7 Miss Bertha Hoffecker. Of Ardmore
Pa, will spend the weekend with rel
n, atives in Wilmington.
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Miss Bernice ID. Metten, who ha
d been i'll with diphtheria, is now abl
II to be out, and will spend several day
with her parents at Middietown.
Mrs. William p. Webb, Miss Emmi
/ Worrell and Miss Miriam Webb spen
i last week at Old Point Comfort, Va
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y Dr. Joseph P. Wales has returne
y from Atlantic City. n j., where h
/ had been for a week.
e James A. Fitzgerold Of this city ha
e returned ,home after short visit I
'e Cedar Neck, near Milton.
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% c. c. Wilson. of No 712 Popla
is street, is recovering from pneumonia
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II Miss Maud HOoven, Of No GO
1t Bayard avenue, has recovered fror
grip.
ID Norman Kirk is i'll with grip.
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W Miss Mary ]. Balance. one of tn
Of teachers at the Wilmington Hig
ID School, is confined to her home wit
an attack of the grip.
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Of MUSICALE At FAULKLAND.