Evening journal., 1917-09-22


Mrs. J. Ralph Bailey comprised a party
that motorcd TO Havre de Grace, on
Tuesday afternoon and attended the
races This party was gotten up in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Capelle. who
observed their fifteenth wedding an
niversary this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanior and
small daughter Jean, will leave next
week on motor trip through the
White Mountains.
An interesting social event in Phila-
delphia society and which will, no
doubt, attract a-number of society folk
from this city win be the Red Cross
Sporting Carnival 10 be given at Bryn
Mawr on September % and 90. There
viii be horse and dog shows and
other features OF special interest. Miss
Amy dupont, whose stables contain
one OF the f1est strings Of thorough
breds horses to be found in any sec-
tion OF this country, VIII not exhibit
at this show owing TO the difficulty
in securing labor. Mrs. Charles NJ. Lea,
who is related 10 the Leas Of this CITY,
Is among those I'm charge OF the car
nival.
Miss Louise House, Of Roland Park,
Md, whose engagement to Charles II.
Latrobe, son Of Gamble Latrobe. gen
eral superintendent OF the P., b. and
w. Railroad. and Mrs Latrobe, was
recently announced, will come TO this
city this evening TO be the weekend
guest Of the Latrobes. She Will be ao-
rompanled by her flance who VIII
como from Washington, where he Is
in training with the Engineers Officers
Reserve Training Corps. at Camp Wash
ington University Mr.. LatrObe's mar
rlage 10 Miss House is setx for the
early part OF December. Miss House Is
the daughter OF William A. House. for
merly president OF the United Rail
ways, Of Baltimore. She made Her de-
but in that city a few seasons ago,
since which she has been prominently
Identified with the social life there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb NJ. Steward, Miss
Steward and Caleb NJ Shew-
ard. Jr. returned this week from
Stoney Man Camp, Va, where they
have been spending the summer.
Several Wilmingtonians attended
the dance given at Fort DUPONT We'd
nesday evening IN honor Of the new
officers recently assigned to the fort.
Among those from here who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. Gayle T. Hoskins.
Miss Blanche Swayne, Mr.. and Mrs.
While at the fort they were guests
OF Mrs. Wilson, wife of Major VIII
SON
DR.. and Mrs Joseph p Wales re-
turned yesterday from an automobile
trip to Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Layneld and
Miss Grace Layneld have returned from
a soiourn Of several weeks TO Reho-
both Beach, where they occupied their
cottage. Miss Lsyneld will leave next
Wednesday for the Beechwood School,
Pa She will have as her guest for a
few days prior to leaving for school,
/ her former roommate, Miss Pauline
Settle, Of ST. Paul, Mimi, who will
also go to Beechwood, this winter.
Mrs. Mary r. Manning. Of No. 1919
Gllpin avenue, has returned from
Lewes, where she has been occupying
her cottage since June.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Huxley and
daughter, Alice, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Mum have returned from
Ocean City. ~ j., where they have
been spending tho summer at the Hux-
ley cottage.
Mrs. Anna T. Reynolds and Miss Ellz-
Rbeth Reynolds, OF No. 1913 Gilpln ave-
nue., have returned from Ocean City,
n ! and Bustleton. Pa. they having
spent several weeks at the former re-
sort and the last few weeks at the
latter named place.
Lieutenant Ralph ]. Sasse, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sasse, Of this
city, who Is now in France, has been
raised TO the rank OF Captain within
the past few weeks, Lieutenant sasse
is a graduate Of West Point, class Of
1916.
Mrs. H. Warfeld Dorsey and small
daughter, May, OF Govans, near Bal
timore, Md, are spending a few days
with Mrs. William +. Rodgers.
Miss Phyllis Ridgely, OF Dover, who
was a last seasons debutante. IS visit
ing in Westneid, n. ].
John F. Neary is spending some time
at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. where he will con-
valesoe. following a surgical oper-
alton in Philadelphia hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ratledge, OF