Evening journal., 1917-10-27

a kIdLnlilk sum VIII DC tiNfh W tA'
Emmanuel p Z. Church Red Cross
Branch as a result Of fair which was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Walter Pyle by six patriotic
little girls who included Ellen Pyle,
Mary Bush, Jeanne Bush, Mary Ban
,roft, Grace Doremus and Elizabeth
Baily The sale was we'll attended and
the articles sold included things made
by the children during the summer at
Me Saturday morning meetings Of their
sewing circle. The fact that the sale
was spontaneously gotten up by the
group for the benefit Of the Red Cross
work and that it was managed entirely
by them speaks well for the patriotic
spirit which so apparently extends even
% the children.
Senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
D. spending fortnight at Hot Springs,
Va.
Mrs. William Luke will return tomor-
row from Covington, Va. where she
Sas been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Matthews and
family have closed Pine Glen, their
summer home, and are now occupying
heir apartments at the Belvedere for
he winter months.
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Rhett Is spending
iome time at Charlestown, S. C.
A delightful feature on next weeks
social calendar will be the NTH annual
reunion Of the graduates and students
n the Wesleyan Female College. The
reunion which Is always featured by
"reminiscences, old songs and greetings,
VIII be held by the Alumnae Associa-
tlon of the historic old college. Mrs.
Ella Mccullough Byrd, Of Baltimore, IS
president OF the Alumnao Association,
and she viii preside over the reunion. !
Guests viii be received on the mezza- |
nine floor Of the Hotel dupont al i0l
o'clock, by the reception committee. !
and at n o'clock a business meeting OF
The Association will be held AZ 4 |
o'clock luncheon viii be served and |
"reminiscences, greetings and songs win
be exchanged. Miss Eliza A. Regain Is
chairman Of the committee In charge
OF the reunion, the other members OF
The committee being Miss Martha Y.
johnson. Mrs. Sallic ID. Eiason, DR..
Josephine NJ r.. White, n.-DeLacour.
Mrs. Jane w Pennewlll. Mrs. Mary r.
Nullln and Mrs. Margaret preltyman
NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Connahle have
been entertaining the latlers sister.
Mrs. Mary Bracket and her son. Hos
ford Bracket, Of New York. Yesterday |
the Gonzales and The Brackets left |
by auto for Gettysburg and Chambers !
burg, Pa, and from there they VIII go
on TO New York lIosford Bracket re-
Gently enlisted with the English Royal
Aviation Corps and he will leave next
"Wednesday for Toronto. where ne will
go into a four months training course.
Mrs. Connable viii remain I'm New York
about two weeks.
General and Mrs. r. Coleman dupont
have placed their yacht Tech" at The
disposal OF the musicians who VIII fur
nsh a musical program for the boys"
at Fort Delaware and Fort DUPONT this
afternoon and evening. These musical
programs will be given at both forts
every Saturday, the arrangement for
such having been made through the
War Work Council Of the Y. NJ C. A. |
This afternoon and evenings concerts
Will be given by the members OF the
choir Of Trinity p. n. Church under the
direction Of T. Leslie Carpenter. The
singers Will leave here on the Yacht
this afternoon and go 10 Fort Delaware
Following their concert there they will
nave supper on the yacht and proceed
by moonlight 90 Fort Dupont. where
ihey give their evening concert. These
weekly musicales for the soldiers al
tne forts are an innovation and are be-
ing arranged by Miss Isabelle Wales as \
chairman of the musical committee
that arranses FOR them.
Miss Margery Hamilton Hlil has
moved from No. 25i7 West Eighteenth
street 20 No. 1915 Gilpin avenue. where
ihe viii have her music studio.
In letter which Judge and Mrs. VII
liam S. Prickott recently had from their
son, William =. Prlcketi, who is a leu
tenant IN the field artillery Of the
American troops now in Paris, he
speaks OF General Pershlng. under
whose command he IS. as a man "who
looks every inch a king and one who
seems very capable Of leading the vast
american army; he added also that
u,e General has the entire confidence
vi uie hoys.' Mr.. prickett is now I'm
, ,,.ori "a. where he wrote his parents he
"N' 70 furnish his kit"
That Red Cross work continues ,hs
ha.,lnount issue Of the dav is again
\, 'esnoea by the formation fhis 49,, 4
~ uiree surgical dressing classos o,,.' ]
go, i.ell meets every Tuesday and F,ids,.
NUNS from 20 G o'clocu 49, .
Miss Marion Beadenkopf as cha,u. ls9
another, which meets ever, ',rrlIlnsh'
elu trluay evenings from TO o'ciocI Z
has Miss Margaret Matthews for cb",e'
man; while the third class was o V.,all
ized at the Italian Mission on NionSN,.
night to meet on that night Of eseS
week at The Italian Neighborhoo5
house. Miss Willabelle Shurter Il
chairman Of that class. Miss Eva n
Hayes, registered Red Cross nurse is
instructor for an the classes. In Miss
Beadenkopfs class are: Miss 2. p. Hebh
Miss Mary NJ. Gottfrled, Miss Katherine
Curtis. Mrs. Arthur Porter Miss Clara
earle and Miss Lille James.
In Miss Matthews class are Miss MI
red Hopes, Miss Elsie Deppimer. Miss
;. NJ. Ward. Miss Regina Aniweller.
Mrs. Hannah Campbell, Mrs. p. r.
dayne and Mrs. Charles 4. Wentz.
Miss Minnie HARLAN 81 cooh.o,.,.,,,.