Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-10-10
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World


One Of tho most delightful social
functions Of the week was the luncheon
given today by Miss Ethel Tallman in
honor Of Miss Inez Foster, Of East
Orange. N. j.. whose engagement TO her
brother. Frank G.. Tallman, Jr., has been
announced. Her guests in addition to
Miss Foster were Mrs. Thomas Wood
mutt Miller Miss Suzanne Speakman,
Miss Frances Durham, Miss Margery
pyle. Miss Alice Bush, Miss Mary Cur
It's. Miss Elizabeth Reese, Miss Julia
Townsend, Miss Anne Garrett, Miss
Jane Marvel, Miss Jean Evans, Miss
sarah Evans, Miss Renee dupont Miss
Virginia kirkus. Mrs. T. Clarkson Tay-
Tor and Miss Elizabeth Patterson. Miss
Foster will remain the guest OF the
Tallmans for several days.
Mrs. T. Coleman DUPONT, who has been
spending several days in New York.
was one Of the guests entertained at
a beehess luncheon given there yea
terday by Mrs. James S. Cushman,
chairman of the National Y. w. c. A.
War Work Council.
Miss Margaret Whitaker, Mrs Nancy
Patterson Lindsay. Miss Grace r. Wei
din. William Bright. Arlington Gilpln
and Miss Mary Johnson will comprise a
party Of Wilmingionians who viii go
10 pennsgrove tomorrow evening TO at
tend an entertainment which will be
given at the new theatre there for the
benefit Of the Red Cross Mrs. Lindsay
Miss Weldln, Miss Whitaker and Mr..
Bright VIII participate I'm the program
hv doing a number Of speciality dances.
Mrs. Cummlns Speakman is In charge
nf Tie entertainment, which promises
Co be very artistic and delightful.
Miss Janet Jackson has returned TO
New York City after having spent a
fortnight here as the guest Of Mrs.
Charles S. Gawthrop.
Mrs Edgar Malin Hopes. Miss MIL
dred Hopes and Miss Anne Hatton, Of
Milwaukee, who Is their guest, will
spend the weekend at Atlantic City,
Mrs. F. w. Barker, Jr has been en-
pertaining her mother Mrs. Charles
Tint OF Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. Francis Breese Davis entertained
Informally at luncheon Monday, In
honor OF Miss Anne llatton, of Mllwau-
kee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Shaw. Of
Woodbury.. n. D.. were weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts.
Mrs. Paul y. Wilson has returned
from lloston. where she has been visit
ing her brother and sistcr-ln-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Victor dupont.
Mrs. William Belts and Miss Marion
Belts have returned from Boston, where
they have been visiting.
Josiah Marvel viii entertain the Epis
copal clergy of Delaware and larg
number OF vestrymen at a luncheon an
reception at Nantcokc, his country res
donce, on Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick Brnghurst. prcsider
OF The WOmans Auxiliary Of the Die
cose. entertained the executive CON
mlilee at luncheon at her home, cornc
Eighteenth and Market streets, today
following a business session which wa
held there this morning. The member
of the committee include: Mrs. T.. W
Curtis, Mrs. r. l.. 1lndale. Of Wyoming
Miss Bertha Giles, Of Seaford; Mis-
Grace Beadenkopf, Mrs. William j
Laird, Mrs. Robert p. Rayner Mrs. w
ID. Bradford, of Mlddletown; Mrs. Wi
liam II. Beacon, Mrs. Frank @. Tallman
Miss Carolyn +. sharp, OF Harrington
and Mrs. George G.. Hall.
Miss Alice Bradford has as her cues
for a few days this week. Mrs. william
D. Bradford, Of Mlddletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Sellers, O
Edge Moor, Will entertain at q Dime
party at their home on Saturday even
ing i'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goa
who are visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray. Of Pitts
burgh. Pa, are spending ten days wit
former Judge and Mrs. George Ora,
Miss Anne Gray returned last wee
from Long Island where she vlsltc
friends.
Miss Alice Satterthwat entertained a
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mis-
Frances W. Durham, whose engagement
70 Arthur Collins Ketcham, Of NeN
aefk City, was recently announced.
MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Boynton en-
,erlalned at dinner on Sunday at thel
nolhe near Falkland, their guests bc
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellison nr. an
Mrs. lokum, Of Ridley Park: Ionic I
Martelly, Of Philadelphia. and Mr.
Ralph Jones, Of Washington.
Mr.. Martelly who Is a student NJ q,
West Philadelphia High School sno
the summer at the Boynton place' ,ybe
he did his Bit in connection with ,
Government Farming Service. lie \,
detailed by the authorities TO a fan
which was of German descent and MI
he arrived there and found pictur,
the Kaiser hanging over his bed he
fused TO stay and returned TO the M
Of his father who is a member ,
prominent French family. As the
Martellys and the Boyntons are
friends, Mr.. de Martelly asked per
sion TO work on the Boynlon place
has returned to Philadelphia TO res
his studies.