Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-02
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

mother. Mrs Joseph Taylor, of Hart
ly. were recent Wilmington visitors.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Of this city, Is
spending some time at the home OF
her sister, Mrs Montague, of Hartly.
Herbert Latter, Of this city. has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. JO-
seph Latter, of Ilartly.
.
Heisel Hirons, of this city. spent
few days recently with his mother
Mrs Annie Hirons. of Leipsic.
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Miss Evelyn Knots. of near Clay
ton. spent the week end with Miss AL
ma G. Owens, of this city
Thomas Downey. Of Clayton spent
Saturday in Wilmington.
MISS Helen Shaw entertained at
three tables OF bridge last Thursday
night for Miss Margaret Montague Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. who was her
guest for few days.
Mrs. Francis b. Davis. Jr, gave
small luncheon at her home Satup-
day.
Miss Helen Bender and Miss
Louise NJ. Baldwin, employees at the
City Building, have joined the train
ing class for frst-aid nurses TO be
organized by Miss Edna l.. Ellison
and Dr. " NJ. Myers. The class will
meet at the Homeopathic Hospital
tonight.
Miss Lorita Sprowls. Of Smith Col
lege. Northampton, Mass, niece Of
Mrs J. II. Burns, of No 1916 West
Seventh street, is here for the Eas-
ter vacation.
"A Half Century Of Evangelism"
will be the topic for discussion at
the meeting of the Womens Mission
airy Society OF Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon. The dis
cusslon will be led by Miss Joseph
inc Prickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin C.. Elliott. Of
No 206 North Harrison street, are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter, named Ruth Eliza
beth.
Henry Ennis a Beacon College stu
dent whose home is in Smyrna. has
obtained a position i'm the Offices Of the
/ New Caytle Construction Company.
artillery shell makers, near New Cas-
tie.
Mr. and Mrs. George Millspaugh of
Florahert Farm. Haddonfeld. n. j.
{ who have been guests of DR.. and Mrs
Edgar Q. Bullock. returned home yes
terday They we're accompanied by
Miss Margaret Millspaugh
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Mrs. Sarah II. Shuster of No. 1911
Market street. announces the mar
riage Of her daughter. Mrs Armni
c. McCleary, of No. 1875 n. Broom
street to James II. Hayes, of No. 81
Lowering avenue on March 90 at tn
manse Of West Presbyterian Churcl
by She Rev. U. Franklin Smile!
ID, ID.
Miss Agnes Rogers. who played tn
part Of the beggar in "The Gods q
the Mountain here ON Wodncsda
and Friday nights, was entertancl
on both visits by friends mere. whom
she had known at Nassar College
| Miss Rogers was graduated last Jun
and she is a friend of Miss Edith Hill
les. Miss Virginia Kirlus, Miss Helel
Shaw and other "Vassar" graduate
i'm Wilmington. on Wednesday nigh
she was tho guest Of Miss Hilles, an
Friday night she stayed at Trinit
rcctory with Miss Kirkus. and hefOr
the show Miss Hillcs had SINAI
dinner for her. Miss Rogers home i
in Hagerstown, Md This is her frs
year on the stage.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Day ar
spending "a few days at Asbury Park
o
At the dance which Mr. and MIR
Charles Gawthrop gave at the Coui
try Club last Thursday night for the
daughter Lucy, the guests were AliC
/, Candee. Mabel Walker. Julia Elliot
= Georgianna Cox Harriet Curtis. Eli
= abeth Hastings, katherine Armstron
= Mary Stadelman. Henrietta Hope
Carolyn Pennington, Emily Van Lea
10 Josephine Wales. Jane Richard
n Elizabeth Thomas, Carolyn Tatna
Natalie dupont Elizabeth Hollada
John Fulenweider, John Garrett. w
lard Speakman, Jr., Benjamin JAG
o. son. James f. Nields. Jr., Alfred
Bissell, Edward Bancroft, Theodo
Taylor Harry Evans. Josiah Mary
s Martin Walker. George Winchest'
IS David J. Reinhardt. Jr., Daniel Ha.
inrs- Stirling Thnmns and Thom