Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-26


Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Jr., who has I
been spending the summer in the Berk- 4
,hires. s.expected to return home next
week.
True to their patriotic spirit, Della
ware Colonial Danes viii make iAoO !
,yvesters between now and Thaukssiv- |
ms for the Delaware boys now at
Ri0e Range. This was decided upon at
meeting Of the board OF managers OF
me society held recently. a motion
vas passed requlsitloning the Delaware
Red Cross Society FOR the wool, the
Colnnisl DANES TO furnish the knitters.
That the sweaters are needed by the
0aia,Vare BOYS was found out by two
prominent members Of The society, who
visited the Range last week. and who
were informed that the government
Mis- year will not supply sweaters. The
following knitting committee was ap-
pointed for the Colonial DANES So
ciety:
For Wilmineton-M William Lea,
chairman: Mrs Charles G. Rumford,
Sice-chairman.
For New Castle and vicinity-Mrs.
John P. Salisbury, chairman; Miss
Anna B. HAYES, vlce-chairman.
For Middletown and yicinity-Mrs.
William d. Bradford. chairman; Miss
Mary Hutchins.
The Danes hopeto finish the knitting
Of the 400 sweaters by Thanksgiving
Day. and the cooperation OF every
knitter in Delaware Is urged.
Mrs. w, C. Matthews and Mrs. Denni-
pon left on Monday FOR Dennlson. Iowa
where they viii spend two or three
weeks. Mrs Dennison, who Is Mrs,
Matthews mother. formerly lived at
Dennison. Iowa. which town was
named in honor OF her late husband
who was prominent IN the social and
business life Of Iowa. Whiie theIe
Mrs. Dennison and Mrs. Matthews wn
inspect a monument which mas Deeh
erected IN honor Of the late Mr.. DEN
nison by the citizens OF the town as
mark OF the esteem and love IN
which he was held,
Anss Mildred TAYLOR, who has been
spendlne several weeks IN Maine, VIII
moi RETURN until about the second week
n October.
Mrs. Joseph w. Mendinhall is spend
nr fhls week In New York City
Charles e. Mendnhall left last Thurs
dav for Boston, Mass where he IL at
lending the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology.
Mrs. William Belts and Miss Marian
netts are spending several weeks IN
Boston. They will return the latter
part OF next week.
p,deely Chichester, Of Sandy Spring
Ne is visiting his brother-in-low an'
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip y. Laird.
Miss rosemary Luke left yesterda,
FOR Bryn Mawr, Pa, where she WI
study this year.
Miss Isabel Luke left last Week 70
sweet Brlar College, Va
Miss Eyalina dupont viii return o
Friday from Marblehead Mass, wher
She has been spending the summer
her summer home.
Afr. and Mrs. William II. Fem lei
lass nisht for Hot Spring, Va, wher
fhev Will spend several weeks.
Mrs 6 A. Robertson, OF Des Moine'
Iowa. who Is making an extensive Wis
with her daughter Mrs. ]. kearne
Rodgers, OF the Hotel dupont VIII leav
in a few days for Asheville. n. C.,wher
eha win spend two or three weeks
Following her visit IN the South, Nr
Robertson will return 10 this city
revisit Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers for seN
ersl weeks longer.
Henry Fem left yesterday for the Ill
School, at Pottstown. Pa.
Mrs. James A. Draper and the Misse
Draper. who have been spending IN
summer at Rockland. Me-, are expecte
10 return home on Friday.
nr. and Mrs. CHARLES NJ. Hollis an
children. OF Seaford are visiting rcla
tlves IN Richardson Park.
Miss Pearl Price has returned HON
from seaford, where she was tn
guest Of Miss Rebecca Steward.
Lee Hearne and family, Of seaforC
have moved TO Wilmington and WI
make their home here.
Miss Alice Reynolds has returned [
Odessa after a visit with Wilmlngto
relatives,
Mrs. Charles Schuman was recent
"a the city from Middletown.
Mrs. Clara storey Of this city.
spending a week with her daught,
Mrs. George T. Maxwell, in Dover.
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