Evening journal., 1916-04-19
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

This week. being Holy Week, will
be observed by society with appropri-
ate solemnity and quietude. Follow
ing this week however, the bubble Of
gayety will burst, and, from then on
until the closing-of-town-houses and
the-going-away-f -for-the summer sea
son rolls around. society will be kept
busy attending weddings. society en-
tertainments and various other func-
tions.
The first of the big society az
fairs will be the Artists Froic'
which Will be given on Monday even
ing in the New Century Club. for the
benefit of the West End Reading
Room. An oriental fantasy. entitled
"The Magician OF Bagdad.' Will be the
chief attraction. Those taking part
include not only persons prominent III
the social life of the city. but many OF
the leading members of the art colony
here. as well. There will be all SORTS
Of dances. including Turkish. Zodiac
Whirling Dervishes dances ana there
will also be tablesuX. which Tor
beauty and color. promises to be eN-
centionallv striking. Following the
entertainment. there will be general
dancing
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wollaston
spent the weekend at Atlantic CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Garrett VIII
have ms their guests over Easter Mon
dav Miss Emile Eleanor owens.
daughter OF Captain and Mrs. Arthur
r.. Owens. OF the League island navy
Yard. and her school mates MISS
Alice Davidson. of Augusta. Ca Miss
Mary B. Johnston. OF San Angelo
Texas and Miss Gladys Wood Rubey,
of Los Angeles. California, all OF
whom arc enjoying the Easter vace-
tion from Dunston Hall School at
washington. ID c. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rett will entertain al dinner for their
guests and their daughter. Miss Anne
s Garrett. previous 10 the ARTISTS
Frolic and dance. which is to be held
on that evening in the New Century
Club
Among those from this city in at
tendance al the annual convention or
fhe National Society. Daughters OF
the American Revolution, which is
being held this week in Continental
Memorial Hall. Washington. d. c.. are
Mrs. George c. Hall, state regent;
Mrs. Edmund p Moody, one OF the
vice presidents general OF the Ma
tional Society, and Miss Elizabeth
Bianken. the latter being page for
the president general. Mrs. William
Cumming story. They will not return
until the first OF next week.
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General James II. Wilson and Miss
katherine Wilson will entertain at
dinner on Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Mary Thompson. of Green
VILE. and Thomas Reath. Jr OF Phila-
delphia. whose marriage will take
place in Trinity p. E. Church on next
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry b.
Thompson will entertain at dinner al
Brookwood Farm. on Easter Monday
evening. in honor OF the bride and
groom-elect
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S DUPONT will
spend the Easter weekend with the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Belin. Of Scranton.
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Miss Hendrika van der Elier. OF The
Hague. Holland. who spent week in
this city some time ago as the guest
of Miss Evalina DUPONT, VIII return
tomorrow to be the guest at the
luncheon. given by the Rotary Club.
She will speak on the Holland-Amer-
lean Home for War Orphans and Bel
rian Refugees She will be enter
tanned over night by Mrs. William
Staniar Miss van der Filler Is the
daughter OF the private chaplain Of
Oneen Wilhelmina, Of Holland. who is
held in such high esteem and affec-
tion by Her Royal Highness. that not
long ago she sent him 70 Palestine as
a ROYAL Ambassador.
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One OF the most striking and i'm
nressive acts that will feature the
Presentation OF the Pousse Cafe.
when il is given in The Playhouse on
the evenings OF May T. and 6. Will
be a pantomime. entitled. "The King
OF the Black Isles" in which Miss
Margaret Whitaker the well known
society dance impersonator. will take
the leading part. that OF the sorceress,
"Parivade" Others who will take part
In this act will be Gayle =. hoskins,
who will take the part OF the King OF
the Black Isles. William Bright, VINO