Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-09-08
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

panied home by her son, James Wilson
Thompson. Miss Anne Cray, who has
been staying at Northeast Harbor for
several weeks, left there with the
Thompsons, who motored through the
White Mountains en- route home, stop
ping at Boston, where Miss Gray left
them 90 Visit Mrs Francis B. Crownin-
shield. The Misses Katharine and Elinor
Thompson remained at Northeast Har-
Dor, where q number Of their Phila-
delphia friends are stll soiourning, and
they will return home next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs, Jr-
left last night for Easton, Md. where
they are spending the weekend.
Horse show parties were this weeks
chief social diversion. Society, which
Is now beginning 10 return from the
long summer vacation period, was well
represented at The show each day ami
there were numerous automobile par
tics. The largest function given N
connection with the horse show, bow
ever, was the stag dinner party. given
at the Hotel dupont, Thursday evening,
by Josiah Marvel, chairman Of the
Horse Show committee, TO the Judges
OF the show and the directors OF the
State Fair Association. Mr.. Marvel's
guests were: William dupont Lambert
j. Foulk, Joseph II. Gould Joseph II.
Hosslnger, ]. Atwood Weldln, Fred
erick Brady, of Middletown, l.. Scott
Townsend. S. II. Wilson, Jr., Richard
G. Buckingham, Alexander y. Corbit,
Joseph II. Davidson. Horace L. Dill
worth, Professor Harry Hayward, of
Newark, J, w. Killen, Lieutenant James
r.. Mahaffy, Charles Megginson, Ed
mund p. Moody, Arnold Naudain, Jr,
William p. Peach, Robert =. Robinson
David Snellenburg, Frederick C. Sny-
der. Clifford STEELE, S. d. Townsend
Howard II. Wallace, James +. White
and James Wilson.
Among those who entertained at in
formal horse show parties this week
were: Mrs. T. Coleman dupont, Mrs
Henry p. Scott. Miss Amy dupont, Or
r. G. Ashton and Countess Karl Won
Holnsteln, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Wal
ter stats, Of Merchantville, Pa; Mrs
Lammot dupont, Mrs. Preston Tea
Mrs. Eugene dupont, Miss LenOrr
Jackson, OF Philadelphia, DR.. Edgar
Powell and daughter, Miss Frances
Powell and Frederick Brady. Of Mid
dletown. Others who were seen around
the oval were: Mrs. Richard Reese
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. De Almond
Mrs. HOLIDAY S. Needs, Jr., Mrs
Francis S. Written, Miss Anna Rupert
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis, the
Misses Mary and Dorothy Curtis Miss
Katharine Hilles, Mrs. John NJ. Wilson
Mrs. II. Rodney Sharp. Mrs. JOSIAH
Marvel, Mrs. Charles l.. Reese and many
others.
Judge George Gray returned HON,
/ last evening from Eaglesmere. Pa,
where, with Mrs. Gray, he has beef
spending the summer. Mrs, Gray viii
remain at Eaglesmere until about In
flrst of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bringhurs
and Miss Katharine Winslow Returned
on Tuesday from the Adlrondacks
where they have been camping 70
several weeks.
Miss Katharine Winslow. ST.. re
turned yesterday from Belmsr, n. j
where she has been soiournIng
The Rev. and Mrs C. L. Candee an,
family; who have been spending tn
summer In Maine, are expected 10 re
turn 20 the city next week.
Mrs. Job H. Jackson and Miss Eliza
beth r. jackson are expected TO r2hirl
home on Thursday from WernersvillC
Pa, where they have been spending
several weeks.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. Maurice dupont lie
will return today or tomorrow iron
New Hampshire where they have beel
on a two weeks motor trip thr0ug'
the White Mountains.
Mrs. Lammot dupont, Miss Berth
Taylor, OF Reading, Pa, and Mis-
Christine Cause returned last week b.
motor from Breton Woods, n. II
where they had been spending som
time. Mrs. DUPONT and Miss TaylO
having sponl several weeks there
while Miss Cause joined them Their
about two weeks. Miss Taylor did no
return TO lois city with Mrs. dueonl
she having zone on to her home g
Reading.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Copcnu. atl
son. Lammot Copeland, are spcnd.r
this week Of Hot Springs, Va.
The Rev. ard Mrs. Alban Riohey iIav
returned TO st. Johns rectory afte
having spent part Of the summer a
Easihampton, l.. |. Alban Richey Jr
who has been staying with them a
/ Long Island, did not return home witt
J his parents, as he has gone on a motto
trip through New England.
) Mrs. F. 2. Bach and the Misses Winl
, fred and Barbara Bach. who are spend
p ing the summer at their cottage Il
the pOconOs, are entertaining hous
o party there, their guests from thi
J, city including William F. Kurtz an
t Frederick Kurtz.
Mrs. Charles Warner, who has bee
t spending some time with the Bach
g In the Poconos, has returned home.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. George 6. Capene j
II are expected 10 return on Monday fro
Rockland, Me-, where they have bee
summerlng.
N Mrs. Charles 6. GawthrOp and Mi
10 Lucy Gawthrop returned last Frid,
IL from Nantucket, Mass, where IN,
p have been spending tho summer. MI
10 Lucy Gawthrop left on Tuesday +
h Kennebunkport, Me, where she Is q
NJ guest OF Colonel and Mrs. George
Elliott ana Miss Julia Elliott. She W
return home with the Elllnifs- WI