Evening journal., 1916-06-17
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

MT ana Mrs. Russell II. Dunham
entertained at a supper-dance last
evening at the Country Club in honor
of their daughter. Miss Bessie NJ
Dunham, and Lieutenant Douglas r.
Moore. whose marriage will take
place this evening Their guests in
cluded members of the bridal party
who are Mrs. Clement W. Miller. Miss
Frances Dunham, Miss Marion Dun
ham, Miss Margaret Whitaker. Miss
Constance Moore. Miss Eleanor Bush,
Miss Mary Johnson. Miss Eleanor
Pyle. and Miss Eleanor Bourne, Of
Cleveland: w. Maxwell Moore, Henry
r. Bush. Donald Satterthwait, Paul J.
Rowland, Clement w. Miller. all Of
this city; Harry y. Maxwell, Of Ger
mantown; Lieutenant A. Beckwith
Sanborn. Il. S. NJ; Lieutenant Charles
W. McNair, T. S. n. and Lieutenant
Henry NJ Kieffer T. S. NJ; and as
additional guests. Mrs A. Beckwith
Sanborn, Mrs Robert Glasshurn, Mrs.
Maxwell and a few others.
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General and Mrs. r. Coleman DUPONT
and Miss Renee de p DUPONT who
are spending the summer at Great
Neck, L. l.. will attend the wedding
Of Miss Greta Barksdale and f. DON
aldson Brown. to be solemnized on
Tuesday evening They will visit
General duPont's son-in-law, and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday
Stone Needs at their city home. No.
sos BroOme street, for a few days
.
Miss Eleanor Pyle entertained at
luncheon for Miss Dunham at her
home yesterday Her guests were the
brides attendants.
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Mrs. John r. Moore and Miss Con-
stance Moore gave a tea in honor Of
Miss Dunham yesterday afternoon.
| Assisting Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore
were Mrs. Robert Glassburn. OF PAN
ama and Mrs. Maxwell. of German
town, Pa.
Mrs. Harry Tazewell Mrs. Arthur
Fifield and Mrs Alexis Connell will
be guests this evening. OF the Phila-
delphia Whist Club. at supper at Will
low Grove Mrs. Tazewel recently
entertained the members of this club,
which numbers about twelve women,
at luncheon at her home, No. 600
Franklin street.
Mrs. A. A. Capelle. Jr.. returned this
week from Jersey City. where she has
been spending fortnight with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas G. Kinds. Mrs.
| Harry Wilcox, her sister returned
with her and will remain her guest
for week or ten days.
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Mrs c. p NJ. Rumford will have as
her guest next week, her sister. Miss
Christine Johnston. Of Manchester
n. H., who will remain here a fort.
night, or longer.
I Social happenings of the week will
open delightfully."- on Monday evening
, lwhen members OF the house commit
tee OF the Wilmington Country Clul
Will entertain az a supper-dance in
honor OF the Out-of-town tennis play
ers, who Will arrive on Monday after,
noon TO participate in the mems ten
mis- tournament next week Among
the out-of-tOwn tennis players expect.
! 'N W NtAl tAAildAt Nih AihAE A1ihuAtt al
] fred Hoskns. j. j. Armstrong, A. r
Kennedy. Sidney Thayer. and Ken
meth Kennedy. all Of the Merton Club
and Edward D. Tllden. Percy Os-
borne and c. H. Martin, all OF
/ Cynwyd: r. r. Jacobs, OF Argentine
| Republic; Norman Swayne. of the
George School. and several others
Members of the mems tennis com
mittce 1No arranged the tournament
are Lc 20 Cazenove. r. B. Coy
| Herbor, az and G.. Ingersoll Cause
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Miss Marion Postles returned OF
Thursday from Smith College. wher,
she Is a sophomore. to spend tn,
summer vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Grantley p. Postles, o
Eleventh and Broome streets.
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A wedding of interest will be tha
Of Miss Edna Ellis Whartenby. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whar
tenby. OF Holly Oak. and William F
d Dawson. Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam p Dawson, Of Devon. Pa, whicl
will take place in the Church OF tn,
Ascension. at Claymont. al 5 oclocl
next Saturday afternoon. The Rev
+ j. Gibson CAN'T. rector of the church
. ! will oficiate. The bride will be givel
in marriage by her father, and sh