Evening journal., 1917-03-03
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Many persons, prominent in social
and official circles Of this city and
State, will go to Washington today and
tomorrow. TO attend the inauguration
ceremonies.
Miss Ethel Tallman, who came home
this week for a two-weeks' visit from
New York where she is spending the
winter, left today for the Capital to
spend the weekend with her brother
tn-law and sister, Congressman and
Mrs Thomas w. Miller Miss Victoria
Dey, of Syracuse, ~ y, who is visit
ing Miss Tallman, viii accompany her
to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel and
Mr. and Mrs. James Salisbury also
will attend the inaugural ceremonies.
senator-elect Josiah o. Wolcott. who
will take oath of office on Monday, Will
have with him over the inaugural GER
emonies Mrs. Wolcott and their son,
James l.. Wolcott, 3rd. Staying at the
Hotel Shoreham will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander G. Wolcott, Mrs. James L.
Wolcott and James L. Wolcott, Jr., all
of Dover. They will witness the core-
monies attached TO the formal taking
OF tho oath of Office in the Senate
Chamber on Monday.
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Miss Harriet Hawkins. OF Washing
ton. ID. c.. who has been visiting Miss
Anne Gray, left yesterday for Ard
more. Pa. to spend a week with Mrs.
Henry Thouron. Miss Hawkins was
much entertained while in this city
Miss Gray entertained at luncheon for
her on Saturday. on Thursday Miss
Katherine Wilson entertained at
luncheon for her. andlher guests wero
Miss Cornelia Draper, Miss Madeline
Draper, Mrs. Edward c. Williams, OF
Milton, Mass, who is visiting her, and
Miss Anne Gray.
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Mrs. Reginald s. Huidekoper. Of
Washington, d. c., was the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Bessie G. dupont
on wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Huide-
koper, the latter formerly Miss Bes-
sic G. DUPONT, who returned last week
from their honeymoon, are now es-
lablished at their home, No 1907 New
Hampshire Avenue, Washington, and
they bid fair to become one OF the
most feted bridal couples in Washing
ton society, having dinner and other
social engagements for every night
until March 20.
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Mrs. Henry 3. Thompson entertain
ed at q cabaret dinner party, at her
home. Brookwood Farm, near Green
vile. last evening. Covers were laid
FOR forty guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling II. Thomas
returned on Thursday evening, from
Journey OF several weeks to Califor-
MIA, and along the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles is
spending the weekend in Washington,
and will attend the inaugural cere-
monies.
Miss Isabelle Wales will go TO Ger
mantown on March 20, to give a recital
before the Arts and Sciences club OF
Germantown and Philadelphia. The
club will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Charles Simons. Miss Wales
is very prominent in local musical
circles.
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The next concert Of the series be-
ing given here this winter, under the
amusement Of Miss Isabelle Wales
and Mrs. J. Horace Lindsay, will be
given on March II Helen Stanley, a
Metropolitan soprano, and Thibaut, a
noted French violinist, who, after re-
ceiving wounds In battle. is now in
this country on years leave OF alb
Hence, will be the soloists. The other
two concerts in the series viii be
given on April IL and "a. Harold
Bauer and Ossip Gabrilowitsch. two
famous pianists, will be the soloists
Tor the concert on April IL. and Anna
Case a noted soprano, will be the
soloist Cor the concert on April "a.
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The first meeting OF the Thursday
Morning Lenten Bible Class was held
this week, at the home OF Mrs Lam
mot dupont The Rev Addison A.
Ewing conducted the class. His sub
ject was "The Dramatic Appeal OF the
New Testament" Mrs. A. Felix
dupont, Mrs. Lammot DUPONT and Mrs.
c. Marshall Barton comprise the or
ganization committee.
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Miss Winifred J. Robinson. dean of
the Woman's College of Delaware. en-
tertained at an "at home" at Resi-
dence Hall, Newark. yesterday. The
hours were from to 6. and Miss Rob
inson was assisted in receiving by
Mrs Charles l.. Penny. Mrs. Firman
Thompson. Mrs. william j. Rowan
and Mrs. Manns.
Mrs. John r. w. Brassington en-
tertained at luncheon at the Hotel
DUPONT, yesterday, and at a theatre
party afterwards. in honor of Mrs.
McGill Belt. of Frederick, Md, who
Is Sisiting Mrs. Daniel Barnard.
Mrs. BrassingtOn and the Misses
Susan and Marion Brassington ex-
pect to leave this city in about "a
month Tor Holyoke. Mass. wheFe they
VIM IN the future reside, MIR. Bras
sia e having recently accented a no
s'uoh IN that city. The honse famine
= loSe as bad in Holyoke as IL is here
"oo tne hrassingtons viii ,,c,-a, ~
aoon as tney are successful in soc,',.
ing house there. W III seSur-
Mrs f. Candy May enter,.,.,
luncheon on Wednesday AT r. n, a,
dupont. Her guests were Mr. 1tos ,,.
Bacchus, Miss Mathnde seinn M.. W y,
o. Wingate. Mrs. James Feeman ~ II
Ella Blackburn, Mrs. Ceorpo WI.
and Mrs. Ida Quimby "SN'
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MIR. and Mrs Charles 2. Dicl,e,
moved this week from their farm. nea,