Evening journal., 1917-11-03

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, arrived Thursday 10
spend few days with Mrs. James A.
Draper and the Misses Draper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry p. Scott entertained at a
dinner party for them at their home,
Lexington, near Delaware City. last
evening and the Misses Draper gave a
tea for them this afternoon.
Miss Frances Brnckle returned on
Wednesday from san Francisco and
other points in the west where she has
been visiting fer about a year. Miss
Brinckle spent the larger part Of last
year with her broiher-in-law and sis
ter. Lieutenant and Mrs Dorsey Rod
ney, who until a few weeks ago were
stationed at m paso. Texas. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Rodney are now at Camp
Dodge, Des Molncs. Iowa, where Lieu
tenant Rodney is a commanding officer
at an army training camp.
Mrs. Howard S. Clark, soprano, Mrs.
j. B. Bartenslagor. accompanist, and
Frank Iluss, baritone, will present the
musical concerts at Forts DUPONT and
Delaware this afternoon and evening.
y. Leslie Carpenter will lead the COM
munhy singing The contributing ar
lists will be entertained at supper at
Fort DUPONT. This Is The third OF tho
series OF concerts which are being
given every Saturday at the two forts
under the direction Of the Wac Work
Council OF the y w. C. A.
aFtaa Nff1I-,I NTaHItunrF ~ ! otffn
Mo, who has been visiting Miss Eliza
beth r. Jackson, has returned home.
John Bancroft and Miss Esther A.
Bancroft left yesterday for ten days
visit to Hot Springs. Va. They were
accompanied by Miss Josephine G.
Hooper. Of Germantown.
James Wilson Thompson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry b. Thompron, OF
Brookwood Farm. entertained Mr.. Me-
lntyro and his pupils at a hare and
hound hunt at Brookwood yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Edmunds Forgy. Of
Bridgeport, formerly Of this city, arc
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter.
Mrs. John Kearney Rodgers, who has
been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Forgy,
returned home last evening.
Miss Frances w. Durham went TO
Fort Myer, Va. today to spend the
week end. She was accompanied by
Mrs Ketcham. mother Of her nance,
Arthur C. Ketcham. who is stationed at
Fort Myer.
Miss Margaret Matthews has been in
strumental in forming a chapter for the
Red Cross at Second Baptist Church %
meet every Saturday afternoon. Miss
Charlotte Wells win assist her In the
work IL is planned 10 make surgical
dressings at the church every Saturday
afternoon. The chapter members are
enthusiastic over the work and II is
desired 90 have 10 understood that any
woman In the neighborhood who Is in
ierested is invited to go TO the church
on Saturday afternoons and assist The
hours Of meeting are from . TO 8
o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson was one OF
the bridesmaids at the marriage OF
Miss Josephine Shippen Foster, daugh-
ter OF Mrs Thomas G. Foster. Of that
place, and Douglas Southall Bright, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sonthall Bright.
which was solemhized in Sc. Peters p.
y. Church, at Germantown, at noon,
yesterday. Miss Hope McNiichael was
maid OF honor. and the brides other
attendants Were: Miss Isabel Muris
Page. Miss Anne Page, Miss Nancy w.
Cooke, Miss Emily Furnoss, Mrs Grey
Dayton, Miss Emma Ashton Derr and
Miss Virginia Cassell. Thomas C. Fos-
ter, her brother, gave her in marriage.
The Rev. Stewart J. Keeling. rector. Of
flciated. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served TO mem-
hers of the Immediate families and a
few intimate friends at the German
town Cricket Club.
As Mr.. Bright is a member OF the
u. S. Signal Corps. he has orders
10 sail shortly for France. and he and
his bride had 90 curtail their wedding
trip. They will be "at home" until
after the war, with the brides mother.
Mrs. Thomas C. Foster. Miss Foster
is a cousin OF the pattersons and is
well known in this city. where she frc-
quently visits 10 will be remembered
that she was one Of the debutantes
who assisted at the coming out tea
which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Patter-
son gave last season TO introduce Miss
Elizabeth Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson and Miss Pat
terson closed their summer home near
cnaaa Ford this week and have re-
turned 10 town. They win occupy their
nome at the corner Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Van Buren street for ibe
winter months.
Miss Emma Lore. well known in mn
sical circles in this city, win leave here
about November %, for Washington
where she win enter the Ursuline CON.
vent. Miss Lore win head the musical
department at the convent following
her period Of religious training. yhicl
she will have TO take before becomn,
sister at the Ursuline convent. prio
10 entering the convent Miss Lore vii
go TO New York and other places (
visit relatives and friends. She has
wide circle of friends in this city. Sh
is a well known pianisle, harpist an
vocalist and was chairman OF musi
for several years at the New Ceniur
Club, OF which organization she is
former president.
Arrs Charles n Miller and Mise Ma,