Evening journal., 1917-03-28

socially as several functions have been
given in his honor. Miss Blanche
Swayne entertained informally at tea
for the Prince on Monday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs William Staniar gave a
dance at their bungalow. Twentieth
and Harrison streets. on Monday even
ing. and yesterday Mrs John +. Neary
entertained at luncheon at the City
Club in honor of the Prince. The dis
tinguished visitor has been the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. William Staniar.
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Mrs. Frederick H. Hill, Of Blmira.
\. Y, accompanied by her two chill
dren. returned home on Monday ar
ter spending several weeks with her
mother. Mrs Job II. Jackson.
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Owing 10 the death Of Edward Belts
MIR and Mrs William Belts have re-
called the invitations for the dance
which they were TO have given i'm the
New Century Club on Tuesday even
ing. April 10, in honor OF their
daughter, Miss Marion Belts.
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Mrs Charles l.. Patterson and Miss
y
day from Ormond. Fla, where they
have been spendng several weeks.
Miss Josephine G. S. Foster. Of Phil
adelphia, who accompanied them
South. is spending a few days at
Charleston. S, c. before returning
home
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Mr. and Mrs Harold Perot Keen and
Joseph Keen, Jr., OF Bellevue, and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sellers of Philadel-
phia. returned on Saturday evening
from Ormond, Fla. where they have
been staying several weeks.
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Mrs Joseph Bancroft will return on
Friday from New York where she
has been spending the past week
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Miss Isabelle b. Wales, one of the
leading spirits In Wilmington's musi-
cal circles, went to Germantown on
Monday and gave a recital before the
Arts and Sciences Club Of that town.
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Miss Rebecca McGeorge and Miss
Frances Sellers returned yesterday to
Sweet Briar College Virginia, after
spending their spring vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Sellers.
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Mrs Charles G. Rupert will enter
tain the chidren's Saturday Night
Dancing Glass on Saturday evening,
April Z, in the New Century Club.
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Ono Of the interesting social events
Of the week was the open night" at
taal D. irlt 90
Whist Club entertained at their club
house, No. 1903 West Thirteenth street
last night. Il was a stag affair and
about one hundred men gathered and
spent the evening pleasantly playing
billiards, bridge whist and bowling. II
is the custom for this club to have
four or five OF these open nights eacl
season and they are always delightfn
social events. There are about 16l
members in the club. OF which Leslie
p. Mahony is president. The member
are now very interested In the bowling
tournament at the club and which viii
close in about two weeks.
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Mrs. Robert Ellis entertained at
tea on Monday afternoon at the HOte
DUPONT in honor of Miss Mae Ann;
Jones. OF the Marquette Apartments
whose engagement to Robert Living
stone J. Kester Jr., OF New York CITY
was announced recently.
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Mrs. Truman w. Campbell has a,
her guest Miss Mary Smith, Of Milford
.
Miss Margaret Hilles shearman
Miss Mary II. Askew Mather Miss
Alice p. Smyth. Mrs. George Rhoads
Miss Elizabeth Rhoads and a number
Of others from this city will go tC
/ Philadelphia tomorrow evening to at
tend a meeting TO be held in the
interests of peace in the Friends Meet
ing House, corner Fourth and Arcl
, streets, Philadelphia
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Mrs. Thomas c. Mum will repre-