Evening journal., 1917-03-28
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Red Gross work is now occupy ng she
minds and hearts of society generally.
Eager to do their mite toward the great
and expansive work of preparedness Tor
any emergency which might arise, so
ciety, generally speaking, is devoting its
time and attention TO such work almost
TO the exclusion of all else Tomorrow
morning the big council chamber in the
old City Hall will be ready for use OF
tho Red Cross workers and there each
dav society women and girls Will gather
to sew aud make bandagcs Tor war relief
purposes. Among those interested in
Red Cross work are Mrs Willard Hall
Porter. Mrs. John Bancroft Mrs Joseph
Bancroft. Mrs. John r. Nields, Mrs Rob.
ert Pennington, Mrs Charles :. Cav
throp. Mrs. H. Fletcher Brown, Miss An
nette Porter Mss Harriet kirkus. Miss
Julia johnson. Miss Lnuiso Matthews,
Miss Elizabeth r. Jackson. Mrs. Preston
Lea. Mrs. Charles Copeland. Miss Emily
p Bissell. Miss Gertrude Brincklc, Miss
Cornelia S. Bowman Miss Esther Ran
croft and many others.
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An interesting event IN art circles will
be an exhibition which will be given by
the pupils Of Miss Henryetto Stadolmans
art class some time around the first of
June. The exhibition will he given in
Miss Stadelman's studio. Her pupils in
Clude junior members Of society. The
exhibition promises TO he of exceptional
interest, as they have displayed an un.
usual amount of talent IN the work to
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include Misses Jane Richards. Elizabeth
Hastings. Quite Bcrl, Julia Elliott and
Mary Stadelman. James w. Thompson
and Jack Fulcnweidor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Gawthrop will
give n dance at the Country Club 10.
morrow evening in honor Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy Gawthrop. Oglesby's or.
chestra will play. About fifty members
Of the school set will be entertained
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City Solicitor and Mrs. Daniel O
Hastings will give dance on Friday
evening at the Country Club for their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hastings. and
for their son, Daniel o. Hastings Jr.
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Previous to the Hastings dance, Mr.
and Mrs. Josiah Marvel will give n dinntr
party for their daughter, Miss Mary
Marvel, who is home for the Easter
holidays from the Westovor School.
Mrs. Holstein Harvey. Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Capelle, Jr.. George Capelle
and Elwood Harvey are staying at the
Observation-Disclosures, Atlantic City.
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Miss Ethel Talman has as her
guest this week Miss Helen Jacobs, Of
New York
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin
and Or. and Mrs Joseph p. Wales re-
turned on Sunday from Atlantic City.
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Miss Renee dupont has returned
from Northampton. Mass, where she
was the guest OF Miss Katherine
Clarke.
Mrs. George Foulke, OF West Ches
ter. Pa, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs E. Paul DUPONT
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph II. Shaw. OF
Woodbury., spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belts.
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Guy Stollenwerck. OF Baltimore.
who has been in Wilmington for the
past two years. and who is popular
socially, left on Sunday for Haskell,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Garrett en-
tertained at theatre party on Mon
day evening in honor of their debu-
tante daughter, Miss Anne Shap-
leigh Garrett
Miss Barbara vandegrift will spend
the Easter weekend with MIR. and
Mrs. Cazenove d. Lee. Of City Point
Va.
Duncan Campbell. Of Cool Spring n
". who has been visiting his sister
Mrs. Henderson Weir, has returne,
home.
DR.. J. A. Ellegood and ]. Harvey
Nhiteman are expected to arrive il
this city on Monday from Nicaragua
where they have been spending tn
month
Mrs. ]. NJ Woodstock, OF Toronto
Canada, who has been visiting he
sister. Mrs. George W. Moreton, vii
return home this week. Several func
tions have been given for Mrs. Wood
stock since their arrival here. Mrs
II. J. Stubbs entertained at auction
bridge for her and several other en-
tertainments OF an informal characte
have been given in her honor.
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The visit OF Prince Rapahael Eman
uel, Of Mesopotamia, 70 this cit.
this week has been OF much interes