Evening journal., 1916-01-29

Upon his departure for China last
year, Mr.. Holcomb, who is brother
of Mrs. Wilson. gave the gayel into
her charge.
Mrs. c. Marshall Barton will enter
tain at tea on Friday afternoon, Feb
ruary 4, for Mrs. Pierre S. dupont.
-
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson was the
hostess Of a charming dinner last
evening at the Ritz-Carlton in Phila-
delphia previous TO the Dewitt Cuyler
ball which was given in the Bellevue
Stratford, and which was attended by
Mrs. Thompson and her guests. Gov
ers were laid for twenty guests, who
included New York and Philadelphia
| friends.
The Rt. Rev. Frederick J. Kinsman,
/ Bishop of Delaware, will entertain at
! a dinner of eight covers this evening
| at the Bishopstead and at a reception
| afterwards in honor of his guest, the
Rt Rev Alfred Harding, Bishop Of
| Washington, ID. c. Bishop Harding
will preach at the morning service in
ST. Johns p. Z. Church tomorrow.
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Mrs. John p Nields will return this
evening from a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Craven, Of Sa
lem, n. J..
Miss Janet Jackson. formerly Of
this city. but now Of New York, who
has been spending the last ten days
as the guest of Miss Mildred Hopes,
will return home tomorrow.
-
Miss Mary Cooper is visiting her
sister Mrs. Sedgewick Andrews, of
Orange, Virginia.
? o
b Miss Margery Lee. Of Philadelphia.
, who was one of the bridesmaids at
= the Ferris-Ramsay wedding, is the
Q weekend guest OF Major and Mrs
. William c. Ramsay.
{ Miss Margaret Macklem entertain
s ed at four tables of cards this after
= noon in honor of Miss Francis Clarke
t whose marriage to Paul s. Turner, O
2 Niagara Falls, will take place OF
|. February 70.
q o
e For Miss Ellen Hays Nicholson
( whose marriage to Randolph Barks
e dale Shackelford will be solemnize,
j. in Westminster Presbyterian Church
+ on February Ia. Miss Eleanor Swif
n will entertain at luncheon on Mex
Saturday, at the Hotel DUPONT Mrs
It John Kearney Rodgers will entertain
u at dinner for Miss Nicholson at tn
c Hotel DUPONT on Monday evening.
u o
o Miss Doris Lea. Of Sandy Sprins
n Mr., who has been spending the wee
Ic with Miss Lydia Chichester. returne
home yesterday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Coyne. VIII
e spent last week in the McAlpin Hote
i in New York City. have returne
II home.
! Van Wyck Ferris. of Garden City
n L. l., whose marriage to Miss Eliza
:. beth Ramsay, of this city, took plaC
y today in Trinity Church, entertaine
p his ushers and best man at a Dime
- last evening at the Hotel dupont
~ %
" Clifford W. Ashley. one OF the leaC
70 ing artists in this city, and a forme
J. pupil of the late Howard Pyle, wi
give an exhibition of his paintings ;
the Art Clubs room, No. 220 Sout
r Broad street. in Philadelphia. froI
Il February to 20. inclusive. The e'
hibition will remain open on wee
days from 10 until 6 o'clock. and o
s. Sundays from / until o'clock. Nj
h Ashley's work is already familiar
OF Philadelphians. as he has become a
n, annual exhibitor at the Academy, an
10 in addition to having secured tina
L coveted honor. he is also a membt
of the Philadelphia Art Club, one
le the strongest organizations of its so
: in the country.
= The exhibition will comprise
~ paintings in all. including a larg
- number Of canvasses that have neve
- been shown in this city. Among son
I OF the most striking examples OF n
70 work will be several paintings, II
,s lcluding marines and mountain sce'
n. cry, which we're done while the ar