Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-18

Wernersville. Pa, where they Will
speud three or four weeks at Sunset
Hall
Mrs. Victor DUPONT, will leave the
first part OF next week for Atlantic
City. where she has taken a cottage
for the remainder OF the season. She
will have as her guests Mrs. Finley,
Miss Finley and Mrs. Dewey, all of
New York.
Mrs. Victor DUPONT, Jr., has been
spending rev days at Cape May.
Mrs. William Newell Banpard, Jr,
who is spending the summer at Hazel
ton. Pa, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alvan Markle. came to this city
last week to spend a few days. She
will return to Hazelton the last Of
this week to remain until September
Mr and Mrs. J. Brook Jackson, for
merly OF City Point Va, now of Lon
don, England, are receiving congratu-
lstions upon the birth OF son, at
Hyde Park Hotel. on July 10. Mrs.
Jackson was formerly Miss Alice
Frazer, of Elkton, Md. Mr.. Jackson is
connected with the DUPONT Com
pany.
Gerald J. Pyle, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pyle, has received a commits
sion as second lieutenant in the
| TTvffad Ckakar To--~ 10
is awaiting orders to go into one Of
the training camps
Mrs. Cazenove Lee, OF City Point,
Va, is visiting her sister, Miss Bar
hara Vandegrift, with whom she will
spend the summer.
The Rev. William II. Laird left
yesterday on a two weeks motor trip
which will include points Of interest
in the surrounding country. Mr.. Laird
will go "whithersoever his heart
directeth." he having no particulaS
destination in view.
Miss Ethel Tallman entertained at
tea at Ye Olde Mill tea house on
Monday afternoon. Her guests were
her mother, Mrs F. G. Tallman. Mrs.
Henry r. DUPONT, Mrs, A. d. Warner,
Jr.. and Mrs Eugene dupont.
Ye Olde Mill tea house continues
popular as a place for entertain
ment and many persons. not only
from this city but from Philadelphia
and the Main Line as well. have en-
joyed its hospitality. That the tea
house is proving most successful
venture. not only socially but finan-
cially. is proven by the announcement
that the first week S75 were sent Red
Cross while last week 800 we're sent
TO headquarters for the furtherance
of the work. Today Eleuthere I. du-
| Pont, son OF General and Mrs. T..
Coleman DUPONT. entertained a num-
/ Der of his friends at a party at Ye
Olde Mill while there have been sew
eral early supper parties given there.
The Wilmington Country Club will
be the Mecca for a large number OF
college men tomorrow when local
graduates of Harvard Yale and
Princeton universities will meet in
! fourth annual reunion. The day will
! be happily spent in field activities
which will include baseball games,
trapshooting contests and other forms
OF cOngenial entertainment. Following
these events, for which the HYP cup
will be awarded TO the university scor-
/ ing the highest number of points in
the contests, a banquet will be served.
Many men, who will be unable to 90
out for the day, will be guests at the
dinner in the evening. Much interest
/ Al. fvs~r Of he
cup, which is now held by Princeton
The committee in charge comprises
Alexis l. DUPONT. W. PoyntelL John
ston and John f. Neary.
M. and Mrs. Caleb NJ Steward
Miss Elizabeth Steward and Caleb NJ
Steward. Jr.. have gone to Stony Mar
Camp, Va, where they will spend the
remainder OF the season.
Mrs. Simon B. Cameron. of Mariet
ta. Pa, is visiting Mrs Ralph Shaw
Following her visit with her sh'
will be the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. ]
Paul Bukens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pyle will
leave about the last Of August To-
Avalon, n. j., where they will sta.
during September
Considerable social interest is cen
tering this week on the mixed tenni
tournament being played on the Coun
try Club courts by some OF the mos
prominent tennis players in this city
The tourney opened last Friday ant
will continue this week. II include
mixed doubles only. and first priz
will be awarded TO the winning couple
Those who are participating in tn
tournament and their opponents are
Mrs. W. Poyntell Johnston and Stan
ley Lawton vs.. W. Poyntell Johnston
and Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT; Mis-
Christine Cause and Lammot duFon
VS.. Miss Mary Biggs and Lewis d
Cazenove; Miss Louise Rowland an
j. H. Hughes VS.. Miss Alice Satter
thwalt and Keppele Miller; Mrs. ]
Saunders Taylor and Peter T. Wrigh
VS.. Mrs. C. P. NJ. Rumford and A
A. Capelle.
Miss Katharine Winslow returne
today from a visit OF several month
to New York.
Mrs. William II. Laird viii retur
about the first OF August from Kenn'
/ bunkport. Me, where she motore
! with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Finday Va
Z ] ear. who are spending the summe
( there.
Miss Katharine Wilson will leave o