Evening journal., 1917-10-20


and Mrs. Walter A. Layneld.
Naaman's teahouse, the we'll known
and popular place OF entertainment
near Claymont. will close for the sea-
son on tho last Monday in this month.
This teahouse will conclude one Of the
busiest and most successful years In
It's history, II having been largely pa
tronlzed by persons from this city.
Philadelphia and other nearby places.
Tho NTH annual reunion OF the Wes-
loyan Female College Alumanae Asso-
citation TO be held at the Hotel dupont,
O Thursday, November 4, is one Of
the pleasant social features OF the near
future.
Miss Hlda Hardesty, or Claymont.
entertained at a dance last evening az
her home, In honor OF Miss Frances
Glenn, Of Birmingham, Ala. who Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburnc Chand-
! Ter. Miss Glenn will spend this week.
end In Germantown, Pa, as the guest
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Swthln r. Chandler.
! Mrs. Remsen Varick. Of Manchester,
! y. H., arrived on Thursday TO be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p. Miller
Rumford. for a week or ten Gays. Sew
oral informal functions will be given
for Mrs Narlck while she Is here.
Mrs Rumford entertained the members
Of her bridge club yesterday afternoon,
10 meet Mrs. Narick and she will also
entertain informally at tea on Sunday
afternoon for her. Mrs. Narick is
Z prqunfnanf In Norghorp nnofol of-oIoe
and is particularly Interested in Red
Cross work in which she has taken
prominent part in her state chapter
Mrs. j. Ralph Bally left today for
Wernersville. Pa, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott have
gone 10 Hot Springs, Va. for a two
weeks stay While away their house
there at Fourteenth and Broome streets,
viii be kept by Captain and Mrs. Has
ley Of Washington. D. g., Mrs. Scott's
parents.
About sixteen members Of the Mizpah
Bible class of McCabe Memorial NJ y.
Church on Tuesday Biked to Belle
fonte and visited the homes Of Mrs.
James G. Crorsley and Mrs. Charles Il.
Dannenbcrg. members Of the class.
Major and Mrs. Elvid Hunt have re-.
turned from Schofeld Barracks, Hawaii.
Major Hunt having been transferred to
Washington, where he has been made
major of the general etah. Major Hunt
was formerly instructor-mspector of the
organized militia of Delaware.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor NJ.
lIasson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lIaa'on, and John NJ. Harkins will take
place this afternoon In Sacred Heart
Church. Following the ceremony. the
couple will leave for New York
Under the direction of the National
| War Work Council, OF the Young
Il Women's Christian Association, a
\ series OF concerts will be given for
the soldiers stationed at Fort Du-
l. Pont and Fort Delaware every Satur-
o day evening. The best talent I'm this
r. city and Philadelphia will present
m the programs. so that the men at the
,d forts will be given entertainments o
ie the highest quality Miss Isabelle
M Wales. well known in musical circles
RI In this city, has been made chairman
M OF tho committee In charge OF pro
n curing talent for the concerts. ant
is already she has secured the cooper
~ alton OF number OF the leading
4 musicians in this city and Philadel
4 phia. The first concert will be givei
/, this evening at Fort DUPONT by
! group OF Philadelphia artists. VIII
a.. include Miss Sadie Beck, soprano
=, Miss Dorothy Wolf, contralto; Mis-
4, Plummer, reader. and W. Raymon
!, Brown, baritone. G. Herbert Schal
N Will be the accompanist. Miss Vale
~ will be assisted by Mrs. Leonard 4
Wales. T. Leslie Carpenter. Mrs. I
=, l.. Gilpin, Jr.. c. l.. Ward and Others
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Donald MarlSle. O
.a Hazleton, Pa, will stop of In thi
city this evening on their way hom
- from Washington. where they hav
~ been visiting, TO be the week-en
~ guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. WilliaI
Newell Barnard, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs
, Barnard will leave the latter part q
y next week on a shooting trip to tn
az Maine Woods. where they will spen
NJ three weeks with New York friends
who are having house party at thei
lodge near Carr Pond.
er AT a meeting OF the Misses Hebb
Is Alumnae Association. held this wee
az at the home OF Mrs Lammot duPon
10 It was decided TO hold their annu;
ne reunion in February at the Hotel dl
rk Pont A gift of a stereoptican &c
w the school was reported. and se'
IS eral new members were received.
j
TIL exhibition OF the Society OF Il
Fine Arts, to be held in the Ne
n Century Club. November 6-S, will
,h enriched this year by the couectic
rs of the late Samuel Bancroft, Jr Tn
,h collection OF paintings IS of into
TO national reputation and includ'
a. many Of the -Raphaelite schoc
or John p. Bird and Joseph Bancro
1t. have also consented TO lend fro
re their private collections some fir
ol productions - Burne-Jones. Rosseu
es and Ford Maddox Brown There wi
Ks also be some Howard Pyle painiin'
Of which have never been shown
ol this city These paintings Al
Is privately owned and will he include
n, in tho loan exhibition. which VIII
re an interesting feature Of this year
show. The committee in charge con
n prises Stanley NJ. Arthurs. Eth
ne Pennewll Brown and n. c. Wyet
ne chairman The collection will 7
a hung on the end wall OF the Ne