Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-05-30

a luncheon az NaamanS tea house
yesterday in honor OF Miss Ailsa Nc
Master. OF Portland, Ore. who is visit
ing her Her guests, in addition TO Miss
MacMaster. were: Mrs. Paul VIII
son. Mrs Hollyday S. Needs, Jr.. Mrs.
Edgar nj. Hopes. Jr.. Mrs. T. Clark
son Taylor Miss Alice Bush and Mrs
Duer Irving. Of New York, who is
visiting Miss Evelina DUPONT Miss
MacMaster will return on Friday
.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Felix DUPONT will
entertain az dinner party tomorrow
evening at Naamans.
The opening OF the Devon Horse
Show today is a social event of much
interest to this section of the country.
Among the box holders at the show is
William DUPONT Considerable inter-
est has been added to this show by
the announcement that Mr. DUPONT
has offered a prize OF a bronze horse
valued at S175. Among those from
here who will attend the show are
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ID. Laird who
arc the guests Of Or. and Mrs J
Packard Laird. of Devon. and Miss
Amy DUPONT. OF Pelleport.
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The Right Rev. T.. ]. Kinsman,
Bishop OF Delaware who has been
spending some time at Birchmere,
Bryants Pond. Maine came down TO
Bishopstead this week to attend the
annual meeting of the Womans Aux.
liary of the Diocese to be held In Old
Swede's Church tomorrow The
Bishop will deliver the address OF
welcome.
Miss Helen Bye is visiting her sis
ter in Bridgeport Conn.
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Mrs. Francis S Written who has
been staying at her cottage at Chel-
sea for several months. came to VIII |
mington a few days ago and inspected
her new home. INSTRUMENTATION /
DIVINE. Mr. and Mrs Written are
making extensive Improvements to
their home. which, when completed, /
will be one of the most beautiful /
places near this city
Miss Helen Littell. Of Yonkers. n |
y, who has spent several years in
China, will arrive this evening TO be |
the guest for several days Of Mr.. and /
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, Mrs r.
Gardner Littell of Yonkers, who came
TO this city last week, is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Bringhurst with whom she
Will remain several days longer.
Robert Turner Marye. Of this city,
visited his mother Mrs. Robert
Marye Of Baltimore, last week
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Miss Helen Dougherty. Of Hacken-
sack, n. j.. who has been visiting
Miss Helen Walker, has returned
home.
Miss Grace Layheld will entertain |
ten days house party az Meadow |
Sweet, the country home OF her par
ents. near Newark. from June lS to !
June %. Her guests will be- Miss
Nancy Tilghman, Of Salisbury; Miss
Pauline Settle. Of Panama; Miss Edith
Valentine. of Reading Pa, and Miss
Marion Belts, Miss Katherine Miller
and Miss Dorothy Smith, OF this city.
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Golf at the Wilmington Country
Club Is one Of the diversions which /
many OF the society women are en-
loving at present Today a putting |
match was played on the links at the /
club. Those who played we're. Miss
Barbara Vandegrift, Mrs, William 5.
Hilles. Mrs. Harry G. Haskell. Mrs.
Robert Pennington and Miss Katherine
Thompson
A great deal OF interest is centering
around the proposed golf matches to
start on June II and several promi-
nent outoftown players and guests
will be present at the tournament
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopes and
Miss Henrietta Hopes will leave |
about the FIRST of July for Gloucester /
and Bass Rocks. on the Massachusetts 4
coast where they will spend several /
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs William Belts, Miss
Mildred Belts and Miss Marion Belts
will leave in August for Eaglesmere'
Pa. where they will spend the latter
part of the season.
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Mr. and Mrs James Dallett and
Miss Esther Dallett will leave shortly
for the Pocono Mountains, whore they
will spend the summer They have
taken cottage there for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Truman W. Campbell
have as their guest Miss Helen Lloyd
OF Easton. Nd
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Huxley will
entertain at a dinner party at the
Country Club this evening In honor
of several Philadelphia friends, whom
they are entertaining at a house
party. Their guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. u. +. Theobald Mr. and Mrs. II.
r. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Newlin Brown
y and Miss h. V. Mallon, all of Phila-
delphia, who are their house guests,
and Mrs Thomas c. Mum, Craig
Adair. Miss Lillian Thompson Of
Philadelphia, and Mr. Potts, OF Read
ing. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W Wilson spent
the weekend at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Atlantic City, n. j.
Miss Marion Coffin, Of New York
CITY. who has been visiting Mrs.
James A. Draper and the Misses
Draper, returned home on Monday
A charming social event this week
viii be the dinner dance TO be given
by members Of the City Club this
evening to mark the formal opening
OF their roof garden on top Of the
dupont Building.
Mrs Charles W. Bush has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs George L. Town
send, Of Odessa.