Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

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his sojourn at Palm Beach. he has 10
his credit number OF sensational
catches.
DR.. J. A. Ellegood and J. Harvey
Whiteman left on Sunday for New Or
leans. from which city they will sail
this week for Nicaragua. They will
remain away about a month.
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Delaware will add TO her list of ac-
tive workers In the war-stricken
countries, when Clyde Mulholland, a
graduate OF the 1916 class OF Delaware
College, Will leave this week for
France TO Join the American Amhu-
lance Corps OF the French Army.
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Mrs. William c. Speakman is spend
ing several weeks at Jensen, Fla,
where she is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrison, who are entertaining a
house party at their home there.
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Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Of near New
Castle, Is visiting in Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Holcomb,
who recently returned from China,
where Mr.. Holcomb was United
States District Attorney, are now Wis
iting in Wayne, n. j.
Mrs. Charles B. Evans entertained
at an auction bridge party on Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, one Of
this seasons debutantes, was the guest
OF honor at dinner dance, last even
ing, at the Aldine Hotel. in Philadel-
phia, by Mrs. Thomas c. Foster.
About 200 guests attended. Several Of
the debutantes from this city were
among the guests
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Prince f. Raphael Emmanuel, Of
Mesopotamia. was a guest in this city
last week. He IS spending the winter
in Baltimore. and came over to this
city to confer with a committee of the
Consumers League. and TO arrange
for a lecture, which he will give later
this season.
Miss Susanna Speakman and Miss
Frances Durham. left today for ithaca.
n. y. TO attend the Junior Prom"
at Cornell University. They will be
guests at a house party, entertained
by the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Of
the University. They will return home
on Sunday.
Mrs. William G. Coke will entertain
at a dinner at her home on Saturday
evening, in honor OF her niece, Miss
Emily Appel. of Reading. Pa. who
will be her guest for several days.
Mrs. Henry p. Scott and tho Misses
Cornelia and Elizabeth Draper are
at Atlantic City.
The unwilling OF the mural deco
rations, painted by Miss Violet oakley,
at the State Capital Building. at Har-
risburg. Pa, last evening. was an oc-
casion of much interest to art cir
cles generally, particularly to VIII
mington. where Miss Oakley's work
has frequently been exhibited. Miss
Oakley is a former pupil of the late
/ Howard Pyle, and she has a wide cir
/ Gle OF friends in this city.
Mrs. John Gribbell and the Misses
Gribbell, OF Philadelphia, will be at
home on Monday afternoons, during
February, at the Bellevue Stratford.
They have a number of friends in this
city. where they frequently visit.
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Mrs. Gertie Schagrin. of No. 400
| West Twenty-second street, Is visit
ha srrfl1
stay there about two months follow.
/ ing which she will so TO Iowa and
California returning home In about
/ four months.
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Mr. and Mrs S. II. Granger OF VIII
mington are spending few days at
the Wolcott Hotel, New York.
Thomas 3. Haugh. deputy regis
ter of Wills. No. 1lO3 West street, and
Mrs. Haugh, have returned from a
visit 10 Washington, ID. c.
.
Mrs. L. II. Baldwin and grandson
Harold, Of No. 100 West Thirteenth
street, have returned after spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
William Berry, in Allentown, Pa.
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Mrs. ]. Cutris Clark, OF No. 1919
Clayton street, left Monday might fol-
St. Cloud, Fla, to join her sister
Cynthia Lofiand. Of this city, and cou
sins. Annie and Lavina Lynch, OF Mt
/ Pleasant and Mary Cade and daugh
ter Lillian, Of Milton.
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SPRINGER-GREGG.
Miss Susie II. Springer OF Marshall-
ton, and Ralph S. Gregg OF Greenbank