Evening journal., 1917-03-10

Mrs. Salisbury, assisted their hostess
IN receiving her guests.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury enter
lained at dinner party on Wednes-
lay night, I'm Washington, in honor
" Miss Renee DUPONT
.
Mrs. Henry Hopes entertained a
number OF her young friends at
matinee party today, In honor of her
laughter Miss Henrietta HOPES. Her
guests were the Misses. Josephine
Wales. Elizabeth Wales. Mary 4. War
ner, Mildred Kirkus, Georgianna Coke.
Carolyn Pennington, Emily Van Lear
md Amy Rupert.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee DUPONT, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown. DR.. and
Mrs. James A. Draper and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. $. Carpenter, who have been
spending several weeks at Palm
Beach. Fla, are expected to return
home next week.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter was a Wis
tor TO Washington, this week.
Andrew c. Gray will entertain at
sinner-danco, in Philadelphia, on
Tuesday evening. in honor OF Miss
Anne M. c. Coleman, Of No 1880 Ritz
lenhouse Square, Philadelphia, who
has just returned from France, where
she was active in Red Cross Relief
work.
Mrs. e. c. Williams. Of Milton,
Mass. who has been spending some
time with her father. General James
IT. Wilson, left last Sunday for Wash
lngton, TO attend the inauguration.
She left the capital yesterday to re-
turn 70 her home. and she was met
In New York yesterday afternoon by
her sister, Miss katherie Wilson, who
has been spending a few days there.
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Mrs. Jeannie r. Field. has as her
guests over the weekend. DR.. and
Mrs J. Shelley Myer Of Chicago.
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Miss Elizabeth Gribbell. one of the
most popular OF the Philadelphia
debutantes. will be The guest Of honor
Rt a theatre and supper party. to be
given on April H.. in Philadelphia, by
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lister Austin.
nf Rosemont. Miss Gribbell IS we'll
known in Wilmington society, coming
here frequently 20 visit Miss Esther
A. Bancroft
Miss Evelina dupont entertained in
formally at luncheon on Tuesday in
honor OF her Out-of-town guests.
.
Miss Ethel Tallman and her guest,
Miss Victoria Dey, have returned from
Washington, where they attended the
Inauguration. Miss Tallman, who has
been spending the winter In New
York, viii remain in this city .or the
spring.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph p Wales re-
turned last night from Cool Spring,
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. Paul DUPONT left
on Wednesday for Charleston, s. G.
They will return on Monday.
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Mrs. H. w. Whitaker. who with
Miss Margaret Whitaker. has been |
spending the winter in California. will |
return home on Sunday Miss Whit |
taker is now visiting Miss Frances |
Brinckle, who is spending the winter
In Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener Albert Rus /
sell. who have been staying at the Ho-
tel DUPONT for several weeks, left to- |
day for New York City Mrs. Russell
was formerly Miss Eleanor NJ. Swift.
Miss Mildred Hopes left today for
New York City. where she will visit
Miss Janet Jackson until next We'd
nesday. Miss Jackson will return home
with her.
Mrs. Huxley Harvey returned this
week from Daytona, Fla, where she
spent seven weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend w. Miller
returned last night from a months
trip through the South. While away
they visited various points of interest
I'm Florida. and they went over to Cuba,
visiting Havana and travelling along
the inland by motor 10 Matanzas. They
were halted a number OF times and
asked for their credentials. but upon
proving that they were American tour
lists they were allowed to proceed un-
disturbed The hold-up were evident
~ due TO developments in the insur-
rection in Cuba.
Mrs. Carl Lorsch, Of Elyria. Ohio,
who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Boynton. OF Falkland,
for the past three weeks. Will return
home tho first OF the week. Many
functions have been given for Mrs.
Lersch during her visit. Among those
who entertained for her were Mrs.
Millard +. Corkran. who gave a bridge
party for her on Tuesday afternoon;
Mrs. V. G. Jefferis. who entertained at
dinner for her on Tuesday evening;
Mrs. Lilburne Chandler. who gave a
luncheon in her honor on Saturday; |
and Mrs. Charles Doughten, who en-
tertained at cards for her on Satur- |
day afternoon.
Guests at the luncheon given by
Mrs. Chandler were Mrs. Frank Il,
Boynton, Mrs. Fred e. Bach. Mrs. Aus
tin Porter, Mrs. Mnlard f. Corlran
Mrs. Harry ellison, Mrs. Charles
Doughten and Mrs. Joseph Simmons
Mrs. Lersch is sister OF Mr.
Boynton.
William T. Spring Of this city. an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Maxwell Spring, and
Frank H. Buck, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
semi A. Buck, also OF this city. The en-
easement of Miss Spring. who former
" lived in Baltimore, will be formally
ennounced to her relatives and friends
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