Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-31

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q number of her young friends at a
dance in the ball room Of her home,
No. sos Broome street, last night in
honor Of her son, Eleuthere ]. dupont,
who is home for the spring vacation
from the Hill School for Boys, Potts
town, Pa.
About 100 friends and relatives we're
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. lrenee DUPONT on Thursday even
ing, when an informal musicale was
given by members of the DUPONT or
chestra, a musical organization com
prising members of the DUPONT fam
fly, Mrs William Scott Bergland, who
IS the pianiste, and John ID. Taylor,
who is director. The following program
was delightfully."- presented: Overture,
Lyric, by orchestra; violin duet Miss
Margaretta DUPONT and Miss Con.
stance DUPONT; "SeXtette from Lucia"
by orchestra: vocal solo, selected, Mrs.
A. Felix DUPONT; Plantation Echoes,
orchestra; "Eastertide," by string
quartette, comprising Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Felix dupont, Miss Margaretta DUPONT
and Miss Constance dupont; cello
solo, Evening Star" from Tannhau-
ser. by Mrs. A Felix DUPONT; cornet
duet, when Life is Brightest" by A.
Felix dupont and John D. Taylor;
March, Trinity Cadet Corps by or
chestra. AS an encore the Misses Mar
garetta and Constance dupont sang
RED Wing" a very charming Indian
song.
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In honor OF Sherwood Eddy. who
addressed a drawing room meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Lammot DUPONT. on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs c. Marshall
Barton. of Goodstay, entertained at a
buffet luncheon on that day Mr.. Eddy
was guest OF the Rev and Mrs
Charles L. Candee while here.
Mrs. Owen C. Spear announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss Ka-
tharlne Spear, and DR.. Robert H.
Maris. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter
have issued invitations TO dinner
dance to be given at their home. Hill
TOP. Montchanin, on Saturday evening
April il.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hammond Gun
eolus will give a dance at the Coun-
try Club on Thursday evening, April
70.
Caleb NJ. Steward, Jr., entertained
the members OF the basket ball team
and squad OF Friends School and sew
eral instructors of the school at a din
ner party at the Country Club last
evening His guests were: Dr. Hers
chel A. Norris, principal OF the school;
Professor Floyd p. Johnson. Professor
Herman Ginrich Professor A. p. Colt
shall Linton Stone. Irvine Finn,
Franklin Taylor, George Owens, Her
bert Mode, Charles Knifien, Ivan
Chambers Jack Nicholson, Willard
Speakman. Jr.. Donald Randolph. Win
ston Richardson. Ralph Sharpless.
Frank ID. Iackey, Jr., Harwin Smith
and Caleb NJ. Steward, ST..
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Mrs. Virginia Massey. OF this city,
has been visiting her son, S. Emlin
Massey, of Middletown.
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Miss Helen Brinton. who is home
from Goucher College. Baltimore for
the Easter vacation, entertained in
formally on Wednesday at luncheon
and a theatre party to the Garrick af
terward. Her guests were Miss Jose
phine Marston and Miss Katherine
Frank who is visiting Miss Marston,
Miss Elizabeth Eves and Miss Susan
Brassington. Miss Brinton will return
20 College on April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Curtis re-
turned this week from a visit Of sew
oral weeks to Palm Beach, Fla.
One OF the most delightful of the
Post Lenten functions will be the an.
niversary luncheon to he given by the
members of the Washington Heights
Century Club at the City Club rooms
on Monday, April 16 Decorations viii
be rose and white to carry out the
club colors while after luncheon ad
dresses and music will furnish enter
tainment for the guests. The luncheon
will mark the second birthday ami
versary of this club. which has grow
TO be one of the most important won
ems organizations in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs Spottswood Garlan
returned on Tuesday from Orlando
Fla. where they spent the winter MI
and Mrs. c. B. Evans. of Newark, VIII
occupied the Garland's house Will
they were in the South, have returne
to their home in Newark.
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Miss Rilla Brinton will accompan
her father Walter Brinton, on a bus
ness trip to Niagara Falls and Buaal
next week
Mrs. J. B. Broad, of Montclair, \
J., came to the city today TO spend
week with friends and relatives. MI
and Mrs. Broad lived at No. 20O6 Val
Buren, street. this city, until Mr.. Broa'
was made manager OF the Pyralil
Company with Offices in New Yorl
City. Mrs. Broad will spend tho FRS
part Of the week with her brothe
and sister-inlaw, DR.. and Mrs. Harris
and she will spend the Easter week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William r. In
derlied. who will entertain infOrmall,
az an at home" for her while she i
mere Mr. Broad will probably Join hi
week ~''
Mrs. NJ f. Corkran is VISITING e.
Union Bridge, Nd.
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"The Heart OF the Painter,s no.o..
Is the very picturesque title that Ina
been given to the Artists Frolic whic
is 10 be given in the New Centn,
Club on Friday and Saturday evenine
April 20 and Fl. Much is promised