Evening journal., 1917-09-01

Miss Isabelle b. Wales who has
been spending several weeks al
Baglesmere will remain away until
about the middle Of the month.
Mrs /. Scott Townsend and daugh-
ters. the Misses Julia and Skin
Townsend. who have been summer
ms ~ Schoon Lake. y. ". are not ex-
pected home before the middle OF the
month. although Mics Skip Towns
end, who IS a well-known horse wo-
man. may return home noXt week for
the Horse Show at Wawaset Park.
Horace Jordan. OF Washington, was
weekend guest of Mrs. John p
Wales and Miss Elizabeth Wales
Miss Mary L. Dodd. OF Bath. N. Y,
who has been spending a fortnight
with her sister. Mrs. Henry Hopes,
Will return home tomor ow.
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont, Miss
Renee dupont and her guest Miss
Ailsa Manchester, returned yesterday
from Hot Springs. Va, where they
have been spending the past ten days.
Mr., and Mrs. James Salisbury, who
have been spending the summer at
Cape May, arc expected TO return
home next Wednesday.
Charles II. Latrobe. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gamble Ietrobe, who was for
merry a member OF Battery A. OF Bal
tlmore. has received his commission
as second Lieutenant in the Dngi-
neers Corps, u. S A. Mr.. Latrobe,
whose engagement TO Miss Louise
House. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam A. House, Of Baltimore was re-
Gently announced. is graduate OF
Princeton University. Mrs. Latrobe
is now al Cape May. whore her son
will join her while awaiting orders.
Miss Ellen LaMotte, prominent In
the world Of literature and medical
science. visited friends I'm this city
last week Miss IaMotto. who has
spent much OF hor time in recent
years nbroad. has met with unusual
success in the publication Of her first
book. The Backwash OF the War
which. as its name indicates. Is a
book dealing with war conditions. Pre-
vious to going abroad. Miss LaMotte
was head of tho Anti-Tuberculos' 9
Society OF Baltimore Several years
ago, however. she resigned that posi-
ton 20 20 to England, where she
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militant sugragists and following a
brief stay in London she returned to
this country. going abroad n little
while afterward TO gather material
for her book
Mrs. J. Horace Lindsay and Miss
Grace #. Weldin. who conducted
dancing classes in this city last win
ter with marked success viii have
their studio this winter on the second
floor OF the building at No. 1904 du-
Font street The children's classes
however. will be conducted rs hereto
fore In the New Century Club. Mrs
Lindsny and Miss Weldin. whos'
dancing In various amateur theatrical
productions here has been noteworthy
will open their studio some time this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fin Spare and fam
lily have returned from Wildwood
Crest. ~ j., where they spent The
sumner
Miss Madeline Owens. who spen
several months at bay City. Nlichi
gan. returned home about three week.
ago and Is now sojournlng at Cap'
May. n. j., where she will stay unti
the middle OF the month. Mrs. Jame
Bowie Owens went to Cape May yes
terday to join Miss Owens over lobo
Day and upon her return she will 81
to Annapolis TO $50 her son, Georg
Owens. who is midshipman Mt tn
United States Naval Academy. MI
and Mrs Owens have moved from thi
city TO the Marsh Road, near Hillcresi
who're they recently purchased tn
Martin Beadenkopf place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p B!ssell lef
this week by motor to Breton Woods
\. IT. where they Joined their son. Al
fred. who has been spending the sum
mer there az a camp and who win re
turn with them next week Alfre
Bissell will enter Hill School 10
Boys this fall
Mr. and Mrs. t. r. Bye spent sew
eral days this week az Asbury Parl
M.
Clarence A. Switzerland and Hai
, court r. Burns are spending thel
vacations at Cape May
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