Evening journal., 1917-04-14
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Miss Hilda Hardesty entertained at
cards for her on Monday and Mrs. T.
e Doremus entertained at luncheon
for her yesterday.
%
Several of Miss Pyle's friends in
this city are entertaining the out-of-
town wedding attendants over the
weekend. Miss Hilda Hardesty has
as her guest, Miss Dorothy Bizzey, OF
Montreal, who will be one of the
bridesmaids; Miss Elizabeth Doremus,
of Montclair, n. j., another brides
maid, is staying with Mrs. Charles A.
Patterson; Miss Adeiine Foreman, OF
Portsmouth, Va, and her mother,
Mrs. John d. Foreman, are being en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Lambert
J. Foulke, while the Misses Winifred
and Barbara Bach will have as their
guest over the wedding. Miss Florence
Gardner, of Germantown, also one Of
the bridesmaids.
o
The Dancing Glass in the New Cen
fury Club last night formally closed
the dancing season. 1t was at
tended by the debutante set and a
few Of the younger married set and
as always, IL proved one of the most
charming dances OF the winter Ogles-
by's orchestra played for the dancing
and the club rooms were simply but
tastefully decorated with vines, and
greens and a few spring blossoms
The committee was Mrs. John Biggs,
Mrs. Charles Copeland. Mrs. Ohio
Rowland and Mrs. James p. Win
chester.
Previous to the dance Miss Louise
Rowland entertained at a dinner
party.
]. Horace Lindsay will entertain
at dinner party at the Country Club
this evening.
-
Mrs. -. Tatnall Warner will enter
tain at a dinner party this evening in
honor OF Miss Mary Curtis, one Of
this seasons debutantes. Her guests
will include several of this seasons
debutantes and a corresponding num-
Der of young men. Following the din
ner Mrs. Warner will entertain her
guests at a theatre party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Bergland
have had as their guests this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick c. Colstou, of
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel J. Wright. OF
Newark. entertained at a reception at
the New Century Club, of Newark
last night, in honor Of Miss Eleanor
b. Pilling. whose marriage to Carl
Addison Taylor OF Philadelphia, will
take place in Newark on next Satur-
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. John Pilling Wright
will entertain at the same place next
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Pilling and her iance.
%
Mrs. c. G. Beadenkopf, Miss Mar
tina Beadenkopf, Mrs. C. NJ. Turner
and the Misses Helen and Isabelle
Turner are staying at the Chalfonte,
at Atlantic City
An interesting event on next
weeks social calendar will be the
presentation of Moliere's La Bour
geoise Gentilhomme," by the mem
bers of the Cercle Franchise and the
Salon Franchise of the University of
Pennsylvania in the New Century
Club on Tuesday evening Following
the play there will be dancing
Miss Charlotte Mahaffy has had as
her guests this week the Misses Helen
and Mabel Hagemeyer. of Butler. Ky,
former classmates of hers at Welles-
ley College, they having all gradu-
ated together from there last June.
The Misses Hagemeyer are this year
taking post graduate course at Col
umbia University and they came down
from there to spend their spring va
cation with Miss Mahaffy.
Several functions were given I'm
their honor. Miss Elizabeth Kruse en-.
tertained at a bridge luncheon for
them last Thursday and Miss Frances
Cheney gave a tea in their honor.
o.
Mrs Lewis w. Mustard, OF Lewes
returned last week from Curacao
South America. where she spent the
! winter with her son-in-law and daugh
ter Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Messer
smith. Mr.. Messersmith Is United
States Consul at that port. Mrs. Mes
] tNNA NAAAANAA ANAnA AAhA hume WIN he
mother and she will spend the sum
mer with her at Lewes.
Colonel Mustard met his wife il
New York City and en- route to thei
home in Lewes they stopped to max
short visit with their son-in-la,
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Caleb S
Layton.
o
Miss Charlotte Wells. Miss Jea
Lane, Miss Louise Matthews Mis-
Thelma Birmingham, Mrs. Charles !
Bird, Miss Ellen Gaynor. and sever;
others went 10 Philadelphia today
attend the twenty-iifth anniversaI
celebration OF the Baptist Institute b.
ing held there this afternoon an
evening Mrs Opdyke, police matro
Miss Elmira Runyan. in Juveni
Court work. Miss Mcclellan, a Bib
reader, and Miss Wells, assistant pa
q tor 20 DR.. r. p Holloway, OF Secol
Baptist Church. all of this city, a
graduates of the Institute.
%
Tho birfhdaV anniversary lmuChpt