Evening journal., 1917-07-07
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

chain Of card parties which various
members Of the ID. A. r. are giving.
the first having been given by Mrs. p.
] III. Woodward. Mrs MOOdys party
included about twenty-five tables OF
bridge and five hundred Other mem
bers who win continue the chain Of
I parties VIII be- Mrs. William III.
Hancker. Mrs. Charles s. Middleton,
Mrs. Victor c. Jefferis, Mrs. selden
S. Deemer and others
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D Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cox is
sued invitations today to the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Margaret +.
I Cox, and Earle J. Hewitt. formerly Of
/ Atlantic City, but now of this city,
which will take place at z o'clock
Saturday evening, July 81 at the
home OF the brides parents, No POI
West Fourteenth street Miss Cox will
have as her maid of honor and only
attendant. Miss Betty Hewitt, Of
Philadelphia, a sister Of the bride
groom-elect, while Mr.. Hewitt will
have as his best man, David Rose. Of
Brookhaven, Pa The Rev Joseph Y.
Irwin. pastor OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. will omciate.
Only immediate relatives and a
few intimate friends will be present
at the wedding and reception which
will follow. Miss Rila Brinton will
play the wedding march, Following
the reception, the bride and groom
will leave on their honeymoon. They
will be at home after September 1. at
No. 22l West Fourteenth street.
Miss Cox IS one of the most attrac-
tive and popular girls I'm this city. and
her marriage viii be Of interest to
wide circle OF friends. She IS also
well known In amateur theatrical
circles. having taken part in the
Pousse Cafe and "Sweethearts"
productions which were given here
for charitable purposes. She Is
member OF the motor ambulance
class which was recently formed
here. Mr.. Hewitt Is the son OF the
late Roland Ashley Hewitt, of Allan
tic CITY, whose father was one Of the
pioneer settlers of Atlantic City. he
having been a member OF the well
known firm OF Davis and Son. OF that
place. Mr.. Hewitt is connected with
the Hercules Powder Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rupert and.the
Misses Rupert have gone to Troy
Hills, n. j. where they will spend
the summer.
o.
Mrs. Robert II Richards. who was
slightly injured in an automobile &C.
cident ten days ago has recovered.
Miss Janet Jackson. of New York
City, IS the guest this week OF Mrs
Charles A. GGwthrOp
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Miss Renee DUPONT Is spending
some time at Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. Russell H. Durham will Join
her family at Cape May next week,
TO remain for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop p. Wood
had as their guest over the Fourth Of |
July their nephew. Wells Blanchard. /
If Concord, N. II
John Taylor Cause spent the Fourth
WITH friends at Bay Head, L. J.
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Mrs Paul r. Wilson has had as her
uest recently Miss Elizabeth Molloy.
T Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Shaw. form
rly Of this city but now of Wood
ury, n. j.. spent the Fourth Of July
'ith Mr. and Mrs. William Belts
irs Shaw was formerly Miss Alice
'atnap Belts
Clement w. Miller and Arthur Ket-
ham spent the Fourth OF July al
ape May.
Miss Aida Turner. superintendent
" nurses &C the Homeopathic Hospi-
al, VIII leave on July 10 for Califor-
iia' OF which state she VIII make an
automobile tour. During her absence.
Miss Carrie Leberman. head nurse
Viii be In charge OF tho nursing staff
't the hospital.
Mrs. J. Bail Pierce spent the mast
weekend at Long Beach. L. 7.
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pennington
and son, Robert left yesterday bv mo.
tor for Spring Lake. n. J.. TO spend .
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs William Belts and the |
Misses Belts and Mr.. and Mrs A u /
warner, Jr.. win leave on August 10 .
for Eaglesmere. Pa. where thew will
stay until the middle OF September
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Mr.. and Mrs Willard c. Jackson
mad as their guest during this week.
John Peterkin. Of New York Citv
Mrs. I've Wil'auer OF West Chester.
Fa., a sister OF Mrs. Jackson, IS spend
ing the summer with the Jacksols.
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Mt and Mrs William IT. Fem.
Henry Fem, Miss Patty Fem and
Miss Julia Johnson left here yester-
day by motor for Cape Cottage Maine.
where they win spend July. In Au-
guest they expect TO go 20 Mt. Kineo.
Maine, to stay until fall. They expect
to take about three or four days for
the trip. stopping en- route at various
points Of interest through the New
England states.
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The young people are enjoying
greatly the swimming pool at Sedgely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Rupert's
beautiful place near this city. Almost
each day informal swimming parties
are gotten up TO go out TO Sedgely TO
enjoy the sport. The Rupert swim
ming pool is in the open air and is
)ne OF the best to be found in this
part of the country.
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Charles Richards. the young son of 4
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards. en- I
ertained a number OF his friends at /
] dinner dancn az Naaman,s ON Thnrs