Evening journal., 1917-06-02
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

70 serious patriotic endeavor. Mr. and
Mrs. Pierre S. DUPONT will not enter
tain az garden party this June. For
many years 1t has been the custom
OF the owner Of Longwood to enter.
tain several hundred friends and re-
latiyes at an elaborate party in the
spacious gardens OF Longwood, near
kennett Square. notably one Of the
handsomest estates in this section OF
the country.
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One OF the most attractive social
events Of the season was the lunch
con and garden party which was given
on the spacious lawn of Mr.. and Mrs.
Selden S. Deemer's residence at New
Castle today by Professor and Mrs.
H. II Hay Of that town TO members
OF the Friends Historical Society OF
Pennsylvania. One hundred guests
we're entertained. Luncheon was
served in that part Of the gardens
overlooking the old Kings Highway,
and altogether was charming func-
tion. Following luncheon several
historical papers were read after
which the guests walked through the
beautiful gardens which feature the
Deemer place and enjoyed the fraR.
rance and beauty OF the foliage and
spring blossoms Girard College and
Haverford College were represented in
the gathering.
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Mrs Thomas Woodruff Miller and
her small SON Thomas Lloyd Miller.
have left Washington for the summer
and will spend a month with Mrs
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G Tallman, at their home, Tenth and
Broome streets.
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An interesting event on next weeks
social calendar will be an art exhibit
ton by the pupils Of Miss Henryette
Stadelman's class in her studio next
Friday afternoon This exhibition
which has become an annual affair. /
Is always thoroughly enjoyable. While |
the pupils are young, their work has
already received the stamp of ap.
proyal from artists and others who |
have viewed their canvasses The ex- /
hibltion will include oils and char
Goals, and the Henry b. Thompson
loving cup given for the best lands
cape done In oil will again be awarded
the ruling being that this cup must
be won by the same artist for three
consecutive years before It becomes l.
the property Of the winner. Last
year was the first that the cup was
offered and II was then won by James
Wilson Thompson. The exhibition on
Friday will begin at three o'clock and
II will be for the relatives and friends
Of the young artists. On Saturday and
Sunday Miss Stadelman will have her
studio open for visitors. when anyone
Interested Will be welcome TO view
the exhibition. The pupils in Miss !
Stadelman's class are: The Misses
Jane Richards, Elizabeth Hastings,
Quite Berl, Julia Elliott. and Mary
Stadelman. and James Wilson Thomp.
son and Jack Fulenweider. I
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Miss Ailsa McMaster. OF Portland.
Oregon, who has been visiting Miss
Renee DUPONT, left for her home yes.
terday.
Mrs. Henry Bancroft entertained at
a luncheon yesterday in honor of
Miss Eleanor Pyle, whose marriage
TO Willard Graham Crichton. OF Rye.
n. r. viii take place on June 23.
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Miss Elizabeth Steward went 10
Annapolis this week for over Me-
norial Day.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Lindsay. sr.. T
Hiss Sarah Evans. Miss Jean Evans {
md Miss Eleanor Rupert motored to
Troy Hills, n. Y, the former home Of
lrs: Lindsay and stayed over Me. q
norial Day. r
Mrs. J. Saunders Taylor entertained
. few friends at a tea yesterday af. /
ernoon in honor Of Mrs. b. B. Dore- i
nus, who recently moved to this city q
Miss Eugenia Shaw, OF New York
Jity, who has been spending some \
ime with her sister Mrs Maurice 7
iuPont Lee returned home today. I
Miss Shaw was extensively enter. v
aimed while here. several informal
having been given for her.
Miss Edith Guest. Of Bellevue has I
from California. where she
spent the past ten months.
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William DUPONT, honorary vice /
president Of the Horse Show Associ- 1
alton. and Mrs DUPONT entertained at
4 box party at Devon Horse Show yes
terday. Among their guests was Miss r
Katherine Thompson Of Brookwood Z
Farm. who motored TO Devon with her
host and hostess. Miss Thompson Is
one Of the most prominent horse Z
women in this part OF the country. y
but did not enter any of her horses o
In the Devon show this year. +
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Miss Henryette Stadelman and
Miss Mary Stadelman left today for 3
Washington. TO spend the weekend. !
Miss Stadelman viii be the guest OF
Secretary OF the Treasury William
G., McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo. and n
Miss Mary Stadelman will be the !
house guest Of Colonel and Mrs. I
Deakyne who are stationed at the :
Barracks.
Henry 3. Thompson. Jr and Ber-
lard Peyton, the latter grandson Of
Mrs. Eugene DUPONT. OF Pelleport. sail
ID from this country last Saturday. as
members OF the Princeton Unit which
,oes direct 10 France. Twenty-six
oung men comprised the unit which ,
be university sent out Henry b.
thompson. father of one of the young
len, Is a trustee of Princeton.
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Red Cross work is the paramount :
isue Of the day. Not only are indi-
iduals joining and cooperating In q,
ther ways with the Society, but clubs y
nd schools also are joining. many \
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