Evening journal., 1917-03-08
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World


guest. Mrs John Randall, Of Smithheld, |
Va, and for Mrs Mark Brook Mrs All
fred u. Gawthrop entertained at lunch |
con at the Country Club on Monday
The other guests were Mrs. Edmund G.l
Eugene DUPONT, Jr.. Mrs. Leonard Al
Norl.es. Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp, Mrs. a.
Felix dupont Miss Anne Martin and
Mrs. William S. Bergland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mention are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
Of baby girl. weighing twelve pounds,
at thcir home ON March q
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Mrs. George Samson, Of No. 1903 West
Thirteenth street, who has been Very
sick for the past six weeks, has been re-
moved 10 the Homeopathic Hospital for
an operation today.
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Miss Ruth Taylor. Of Boston, Mass,
was q guest of Mrs Edgar NJ Hopes
from saturday until Monday. when She
left for Charleston. s. c., where she will
stay for several weeks, and then return
to this city for visit
o.
Miss Grace Bader. of No. 5O7 West
Tenth street, entertained az a st. Pat
ricS's party Saturday evening, giving a
variety shower and announcing the com
ing marriage Of Miss Reba y. NNier toI
Walter r .Cummins, Of Relleville. n. ,LI
Miss Wier was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts. Several affairs will bel
given for the bride-elect.
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Miss Alice Bush gave a tea Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert R. Smith srel
being congratulated on the birth Of al
son on February ~. He has been named
Robert Layfeld Smith for Mrs. Smiths
brother, Robert Tayheld
Miss Grace Lay6eld is home from Miss
Baldwin's school at Bryn Mawr until
after the Easter holidays. She was vs-
iting Miss Anabel Tilghman at Sails
bury. Md. last week, and this week isl
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Richard Reese went 10 Lakewood
Thursday Of last week, to stay a fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay enter
tanned az box party az "The Man Of
Mystery" ne the Queen Theatre. Mon
day night! and then at supper at their
home.
Many persons attended the seventh
annual ball at the Adas Kodesch Syns-l
gogue on Tuesday night at Pvthian Cas-
tie. II was one Of the most interest
ing events of the season in Hebrew cir
cles and II was considered n success. The.
affair was given for the benefit of the
daily Hebrew and Sunday school con
ductcd under the auspices Of the Ortho-
dox synagogue. The committee inl
charge was composed Of Abe Tolhn.
chairman; Nathan Schlanger, treasurer,
and Harry Price, secretary.
The pupils Of Miss Miriam NTcEwan
will give ST. PatriclSs dance at Pyth-
ian Castle on Saturday night, March IL.
Il will be an elaborate affair and It is
expected 20 he ono fthe largest and
Evan. The decorations will he appro.
pirate for the occasion.
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Country Club Sunday afternoon in
honor of her guest. Miss Helen Duncan,
Of jshpeming, Mich, who is here for an
indefinite stay.
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Miss Natalie johnson of New York
is here shown in the costume Of Dutch
soldier she wore a. a gorgeous ball given
at Palm Beach for charity.
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Mrs. John Young, OF East Liverpool
Ohio. formerly of this city. is visit
ing relatives in this city. Mrs. Young
Is staying at the home Of her mother,
at No. 1918 Lowering avenue.
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Miss Madeline D. Rodgers attended
the Junior prom" at Swarthmore
College on Saturday night
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The following wilmingtonians are
/ at st. Augustine. Florida: Mr. and
| Mrs. William Beadenkopf. Mr. and
Mrs. James p. Jones, Mrs. Henry r.
Folsom and son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mullin, Harry F. Green, John ID.
Kelley and William Taylor.
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Miss Mary #. Collins Of Salisbury.
| Md. and Robert y, NJ. Pearson, OF
this city were married on Saturday
night at the Cathedral rectory by the
Rev. James NJ. Grant
Miss Mildred Alice Abbott daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. All
bott Of No. 524 South Franklin
street. and Frederick Gooding Moore,
Of this city. a travelling salesman for
the DUPONT Powder Company we're
married IN Cincinnati, Ohio on Tues.
day.
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Clifford Raughley. Of this city. re-
Gently visited his mother, Mrs Annie
Raughley. at Burrsville Md.