Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mrs Harlan G. Scott entertained ut y
a golf tournament and supper AFTER
ward at the Country Club yesterday.
About twenty guests were enter
tanned.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Moore were re
cent guests at the Traymore' Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. p. Wright and MT.
and Mrs. J. X Johnston, OF Newark
were registered at the Iraymore, at
Atlantic City recently.
An interesting event on this week
social calendar will be the "Artlsts
Frolic" in the New Century Club on
Friday and Saturday nights. "Ihe
Heart of the Painters Desert Is the
picturesque title of this years trolic'
An the artists in the local colony nave
important parts in the presentation
and they will be-Hhly assisted by the
debutantes and a number of others
prominent in society Special scenery
has been painted by Herbert Moore,
while the music and dances and all
other features will be distinctive. A
number of artists from out OF town
are expected to come to this city for
the performances, and among them
will be Clifford w. Ashley, VINO now
conducts a studio in New BEDFORD
Mass, and Herbert Sutt, OF balu-
more. a former member OF the Fyle
School.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Chadwick,
of Lyme. Conn, will be weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ban
croft. OF Rockford. Mr. Chadwick is a
prominent artist, and he and his wife
are coming down to attend the Artists
Frolic.
Mr. and Mrs William j. Laokey
spent the weekend with their daugh'
ter. Mrs. Newton Richardson, OF Penns'
grove.
Owing to the conditions brought
about by the war, Il has been decided
not TO present a "Pousse Cafe show
this year Many members OF the
Pousse Cafe Company are devoting
their time and attention to prepared
ness and relief work. It has been Gus
tomary for the past two years to give
a Pousse Cafe Show for the benehi
of the Home OF Merciful Rest How
ever. members OF the Board Of Man
ayers of the Home have had the pro
reeds. of a minstrel show. to be giyeI
on MAY 81 and % by the Pullman Ca
Company, offered them for the en-
dowment fund and it is expected tina
a goodly sum will be added to TIT
fund through that entertainment. TIT
endowment fund is now about SAB
600. Il having been recently Increase
S11 900 through a beQuest OF SlO'OO
by Mrs. Annie C. Jones and of $l,OO
by Edward Belts.
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Mrs. Robert Pennington entertaine
four tables of bridge on Monday a
ternoon in honor OF her week-en
guest, Miss Eleanor Williams, or Ne
York
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Miss Joe Douglass Williams, Of B
mingham. Ala. who is student
Bristol College. near Washington w
the weekend guest Of Mr. and MI
Lilburne Chandler. Miss Williams WI
extensively entertained while in q
city several delightful functions ha
ing been given in her honor
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Miss Mary II. Askew Mather ha
as her guest yesterday Mrs. Samu
Fessenden Clark, formerly eXeeutiN
secretary of the Collegiate Alumna
Association and also a former truste
OF Smith College. Mrs. Clark is no
the wife Of Professor Clark, Of w
liams College Mass, and she was
classmate of Miss Mather, at Smii
College, Of which both are graduate
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Mrs. James F. Nields, who has bee
travelling through California with NJ
and Mrs Edward era horne Dale
Philadelphia, is expected to retul
home either today or tomorrow.
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The concert and dance to be Civ
in the New Century Club on Z
evening of May g. under the auspic
OF the members OF the Junior Boa
OF the Homeopathic Hospital. will
for the purpose of refurnishing {
Babies Ward. The combined glee clu
and orchestra of Hahnemann Univ
sity Of Philadelphia will give thu C,
cert. following which there will
general dancing. The concert a
dance this year are being given
place OF the usual supper the Jun
Board gives each May. Mrs. Jul
Adair. Mrs. Walter Mode. Miss
rion Beadenkopf and Mrs. r. T.
gendank comprise the committee
charge. Lemonade and candy will
sold during the evening and on
randy committee are. Miss Jes
/, Seaman, Miss Elizabeth Pyle,
\ Mrs. j. ID. Carter; while on the lem
ade committee are: Mrs. Winth