Evening journal., 1917-10-13

ing several days this week at balti-
more.
Mrs. Grant Campbell, Of Bayside, l..
l., spent the weekend with Mrs. Pres
ton Lea.
Mise Katharine Boyd. Of Milwaukee, !
Is visiting Mrs. William @. Mendln-
hall, with whom she will remain sew
eral weeks. She came TO this city from
Charleston. w. Va. where she has
been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Davidson. Of
Germantown. Pa, are spending the
weekend as the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. LaMotte. jr.
Miss Henrietta Hopes Is spending
this weekend at overbrook, Pa, as
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Olin Bryan,
Mrs. J. Fletcher Rolf, Of Centrevilie,
Md. will arrive here on Tuesday, to
spend part of next week with Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Hopes.
Owing to war conditions the Mana
gers OF the Home Of Merclful Resthave
decided not 10 give their annual ba-
zaar and dance this fall, instead, con-
tributlons for the home and It's en-
dowment fund will be secured through
private subscriptions. Heretofore u has
been customary for the managers Of
this home to give a large fair and
dance each fall in the New Century
Club.
However the Junior Auxiliary Of the
Home will give a small sale Of mex
penslve toys and few other things
some time the early part Of next
month. This sale will be held at the
home Of Miss Martha Shortlldge. Miss
Elsie Patterson Is IN charge OF the
sale and she will be assisted'by corps
Of junior workers,
Mrs. John Bancroft Is visiting friends
IN Marietta and'Columbus, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs, Philip d. Laird left
Yesterday for Sandy Spring, Md, where
they viii spend the weekend with
Mrs. Lalrd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Bowls Chichester.
a tea on Thursday afternoon IN honor
of Miss Frances Glenn, OF Birmingham,
who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. bllburne
Chandler. Several other functions have
been given for Miss Glenn since her ar
rival here. Miss Sara Armstrong, Of
Prices Corner, entertained at cards
for her this afternoon and last evening
an Informal dance was given FOR her
by Mrs. Edgar Fell,
Mrs. Mlllard #, Oorlkran hes returned
from Baltimore where she has been
spending some time. She will leave
shortly for Portland, Me-, where she
will spend the winter with Her SON
in-law and daughter, lieutenant and
1 Mrs. William Putnam uherrlhgtcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0aIiesP, Hpskins will
entertain informally a. dance IN Mr.
Hoskins studio this evening, In hohoi
OF the officers Of Fort DUPONT.
Miss Ethel Tallman entertained IN
formally at a tea on Thursday after
noon in honor OF her brothers flancNe
Miss Inez Foster, Of East Orange, N
j.. who is spending several days will
the Talmans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thayer will
make their home this winter IN Wash
lington, ID. c., where Mr.. Thayet vii
be located. Mr.. aud Mrs, ThaSer re
turned 10 this city from "Ellbrslle,
their country home IN Chester Coun
ty. Pa. last week, and went TO Wash.
ington this week. Mrs. ThaSer will re-
turn next Friday for a brlef stay,
Mrs. James A. Draper, Jro will re-
turn today from Now York., where she
has been spending several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox viii leavl
next week for Montclair, N. q. where
they Will live. Mrs, Cox has beer
spending .sorae time with Mr.. and Mrs
William r. Sellbfs, OF Edge Moor, wh'
this evening VIII entertain at a din
ner party for Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. Covers
will be laid for twelve guests.
Owing to prevailing conditions, sew
eral Of the large beneflt affairs whiol
are annually given about this TIM
of the year for charitable purposes
will not be given. However, as ther
never was a time when the hospita
work played so big a part In tn
worlds work, 1t Is felt to be necessar,
that funds for their maintenance b.
enlarged, consequently the announce
ment that the Junior Board OF tn
Homeopathic Hospital will give a sal
and an afternoon tea on Thursday
December 6. in the, parlors of the NeN
Century Club may be classed as one o
the patriotic benefits Of the season
War breads. war cakes and other wa
foods will be features OF tho sale. Tn
officers OF the Junior Board are Pres
ident, Mrs. E. T. Negendank; first vic
, president, Mrs. Horace Belts; secon
4 vice president, Mrs. Frank Plerson
y recording secretary, Mrs. L. r. Beard
s slee, treasurer, Mrs. Walter Mode; cor
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