Evening journal., 1917-11-07
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

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"no was recently released from Uc-
coquan workhouse. Washington. where
she served sixty days for plcketlng.
That society everywhere is strongly
Influenced by the idea OF food con-
servation and the determination 10 help
tho government along these lines In
every way possible. is shown by the
simplicity OF the menus Of the din
ners OF the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis King Carey. prominent In Bal
timore society, who also have friends
IN this city. have issued invitations
to a dinner party before the Bachelors
Cotlllon, TO be given In Baltimore, and
they announce that the menu will con-
sst entirely OF sea foods and corn pro-
ducts and will be without wine, wheat.
sugar or meat.
A wedding OF interest TO many VIII
mingtonans was that Of Miss Helen
Murphey, Of Philadelphia, and Lieuten-
ant Z. Earl plumley, of this city, which
took place at the home OF the bride IN
Philadelphia today. Lieutenant Plum
ley Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Plumley, OF No 2OO7 jefferson street.
lie won his commission after his mill
tary training received at Delaware Col
lege, plattsburg camp and Fort Meyer.
lie is now stationed at Camp Lee,
Petersburg, Va, where he was recently
made regimental exchange officer. Lieu
tenant plumley and N bride will make
their home temporarily n Petersburg.
"To Our Brave Soldiers. from the
Ladies' Of the Military Relief Commit
tee OF Wilmington, Del" This is the
card which hundreds OF holly boxes.
tied with red, white and blue ribbons
Will carry inside 10 the American boys
in the trenches for Christmas Getting
ready the Christmas boxes Of our sol
dlers Is keeping a corps OF Red Cross
workers busy all day long, as the boxes
must be ready for shiupment by No
vember 10. The cooperation Of all
women IN the city Is earnestly solicited
in filling these Christmas boxes. Tho
empty boxes may be obtained at Red
Cross headquarters. and any woman so
desiring can take 10 home TO MI or else
bring her articles 90 headquarters and
nm them there. In the boxes there
must not be put anything perlshable.
Sewing kits. already addressed and
stamped envelopes, writing paper, car
coil Toe a
No liquids, Of course. can be sent. one
of the features Of the boxes are Mutt
and JEFF books, which anyone can make
by procuring a ilyc-cent copy book and
pasting the cartoons within. This VIII
give the boys a laugh. Each box would
have something funny IN 10.
The Red Cross luncheons, which are
given at the Red Gross rooms every day
for Red Gross workers only, are prov
ing great convenience and the con-
servation OF time TO workers. All sur
plus money received from the lunch
cons Is lplng given 90 the smoke"
fund. Red Cross headquarters are open
now every Monday and Thursday even
/ ings from 730 TO 80 o'clock. All women
in The city who cannot go 10 headquar-
tors during the tlay are invited 10 go on
those evenings 90 assist IN making sur
gical dressings. II Is desired 10 have 10
understood by those in charge that no
previous lessons IN making the Dress
ings is necessary, as there will be sOme-
one at headquarters who can show how
TO make them.
Miss Margaret Mlllspaugh, Of phlla-
delphia. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edgar T.. Bullock, I'm this
city, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Kenneally, OF
No. t770O Washington street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Lo-
rotto II. kennoally. to Charles A. Dor
sey, OF No. SOP West street.
The wedding will take place at st.
Patrick's r. C.. Church, Thursday, No
vember 49, The Rev. James Quigley
will ofilciatc.
Mrs. Theodore Hopkins entertained
the Mothers Club at her home, No.
1882 Lincoln street, on Monday. The
guests came masked and their cos
tunes were very pretty. The first
prize was awarded TO Mrs. Jessie
Sayers: Mrs. Schoneld took the sec
ond prize: Mrs Nixon. third prize
and Mrs. Thompson. the "booby' prize
Grace Social Club, OF Grace NJ. E
Church, viii meet on Thursday night
All the young people OF the church
are invited.
Sascha Jacobinoff, noted young Rus
sian violinlst, will be the soloist for
the first Philadelphia Orcehstra con-
cert, to be held in the Playhouse next
Monday evening. The entire program
for the concert follows:
Beethoven "Corlolanus" Overture
beethoven .............,.h .h0man1a IN L
Sascha Jacobinor
Schubert
Symphony No s t''unnnishedf)
Tschaikowsky .........N Violin Concerto
Sascha Jacobnof
Borodin. ...... Dances Of the poloyetski
Maidens from prince Igor"
HIS FIRST PARTY.
An enjoyable party was given Ernest