Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-12

Dale Bumstead, manager for the du-
Pont company in Chicago, was
recent visitor in this city
Miss Sidney Price, OF Baltimore,
came here to spend several days with
Mrs. James A. Draper,
Mrs Edwin F. Rooster entertained
at bridge Friday afternoon, for her
guest. Miss Hilda Rooster, OF Balti-
more.
Miss Hnda Hardesty. Of Bellevue,
was a recent visitor in New York city ,
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Mrs. Lee l.. Lewis, who has been on
an extended visit here. has returned
10 her old home. at Alliance, o.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl 1senberg and Mr..
and Mrs Marshall P. Tlndall of this
city. returned home from ten days
trip which took the party to all parts
OF the country last week The first
stop Of the party was at Dallas, Tex
where Mr. lsenberg had business to
attend TO.
Lloyd A. Teitsworth, formerly con-
nected with the Harlan and Holdings
worth corporal on. Of this city, as
naval architect, has accepted a similar
position with the Chester Shipbuild-
ing Company. of Chester. Pa.
George A. Gewehr president and
general manager Of the Gewehr Piano
Company and president Of the Del
marvia cub. is spending two weeks
in Florida.
The marriage OF Miss Alva Burris,
OF Philadelphia, and Walter G. Au-
rand, OF No. 401 West Fifth street.
will take place in St. Andrews Episco-
pal Church on Wednesday, February
A. at O'Clock.
d. J. Johnson. formerly OF the du-
Pont Company. at Carney's Point, is
now connected with the Baldt Steel
Company. New Castle Del
Arthur Parsons. Of the B. F. Shaw
Company, has returned from a bust
ness trip to California
Mrs. Charles B. Evans will give an
auction bridge party this afternoon at
rOOANhWWDN GUl AdIM nNAMEf Will e
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans are staying while
Mr.. and Mrs Garland are in the
South.
DR.. Meredith l. Samuel, who has
been confined TO his home by illness,
IS now recuperating at the Hotel
Strand. Atlantic City, where he IS inn
proving rapidly. He is expected to
return home Tuesday.
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A social evening for members and
their husbands and friends viii be
held tonight by the Washington
Heights Century Club at No. 80 school
There Will be vocal music by Mrs
Julia Baynard Clark and Frank Huss
With Mrs. c. H. Jefferis, Jr., as &C
companist Mrs. +. p. Burnham Will
give a cornet solo and there Will be
impersonations by Miss Madeline
Raby and W. r. Douglas. The orches'
t-9sia 81 sci, no, "a, unoer me me, ull ,sS
Nfiss Rav Idrick, president Of the
n & r WI, will be the guest o.
honor.
co,,,,,,,,l OF the High Schoo
,unior 1o1aass held a party at IN
Sor,o - fhaniel Robin. No. 40
P o ~ on Friday night. Those
1890 Re: The Misses Mari
Hrgbes Ma Clark. Lola Anderson
Ca.7.a.s,, GOODMAN. Marian Hatfield
49, 10, ayton, Helen Groves an6
DoTotbv lay, and Philio Maroney
I,,i,o Leroy Miller koge,
A IG lenry Bradley, Norbert Fell
nI ' Christfeld and Nathanie
Robin.
MY was given on Friday nigh
IN MI Helen Brown, Of this city. OF
her kteenth birthday anniversary
ManJenioyable games were played
Tbog present were; me MISE
NTvrb Buckalew, Madeline Hill Helel
NTcormick, Olive DuRoss, Margare
Slaiery, Agnes Mckinney, Ann
Defnond Della McGaugh, Elizaoet
Stf ers Alice Reardon. Anna Mccain a,l
sfEearet McGaugh. Margaret Rlie.
IL nm. Mary Gallagher. AIildre
Smith Lillian Koyne, Anna Brow
fs,,noa August. Julia. Helen and Cain
zine Brown. Messrs. Clarence Kelly
H.. francis Shehea. Roy Walls. Edwar
logan Frank Devine Robert smitl
Tsmes Tavlor. Joseph Walsh. Willlai
lynch. William Bolden. Harry wa
lace. Thomas Riding Harold hlhl
William Fisher, William Hession an
Francis Douglas
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Miss Sophia Preston. directress
McCabe NJ. Z. choir. recently enlel
tanned the choir at the home OF N
and Mrs. r. l. HUT at Ashley II
evening was spent with music. Ii
guests were Mr. and Mrs. r. Hut
Mr.. and Mrs S. Howard Mccoy NJ
and Mrs. william o. Morton Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank c. Sparks, Mr.. and MT
william s Morris. Mr.. and Mr.
charles Blaine, Mr. and Mrs NOV
land Mr. and Mrs I. Elmer Perry, N
ana Mrs. MacSlin, Mr.. and Mr
stembIer Miss Helen " Dunlap. N
Fdna sparks. Miss Elsie Bennett Mi
HiIda whitaker, Miss Sophia Presto
Miss Edna Harrison. Miss Margar
gtjngle. Miss Leila Veasey, Arch
Owens and Francis Blame.
Mrs. Elizabeth Broadway, widow
Waddington Broadway, fer many yea
owner Of a laundry at No. Sl2 Ma
ket street, celebrated her .eighty-hi
birthday anniversary yesterday. Nj
N Broadway can read fine print wibho
the aid OF glasses. does excele
,,ooafovro,lr ard fakes a decD int