Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-22

HAA RAN VI ANWA NMHnElAANMN Inhi
announced and of much social inter
est here, is that Of Miss Helen Bots
ford Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs
Henry Clark, OF Woodbury., n. j.,
and Cantwell Clark. son OF Mrs.
Delaware Clark. Of Newark. Mr.
Clark is very well known IN this city
and State, he being a nephew OF
Chancellor c. M. Curtis.
Chancellor and Mrs. Charles NJ
Curtis. who are spending some time
at Kennebunkport, Me, are expected
TO return home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Haskell,
who left here last week for a tour
through the White Mountains, stopped
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, n. il.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. c. Anderson and
son, Frederick, returned this week
from a three weeks visit to Syracuse,
n. y. Mr. Anderson and Frederick
spent part Of the time camping IN The
Adirondacks. En- route home they
stopped at the Hotel Woodstock,
New York City, and spent the week
end.
Although the majority OF It's mem.
bers are soiourning elsewhere, the
Delaware Branch, National Associa.
ton OF Women Opposed TO Woman's
Suffrage is planning TO have a rest
tent at the Delaware State Fair this
year. A. a recent meeting OF the
Delaware Branch it was reported that
It's membership includes 22,92S
women over p years OF age. Mrs.
Henry B. Thompson is chairman OF
the State Branch.
Mrs. George r. Hoffecker will re.
turn this evening from Atlantic City,
where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. r. T. Candy. who has
a cottage there for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Wollas.
ton, who are spending part of the
summer IN the White Mountains. are
expected TO return home next week.
The Rev. aad Mrs. Alban Rlchey,
Miss Margaret c. Richey, Miss Alice
Richey and Alban Richey, Jr.. are
staying at their place, Rosebrae,
Easthampton, l.. I.
Miss Ethel Pennewin Brown spent
several days last week with her aunt,
Mrs. John W. Hall, Of Frederick.
Mrs. Joseph Mendinhall returned
to Mlddletown, after spend.
ing the weekend In this city. with
Mr. Mendinhall Miss Corinne Men.
VINO spent several weeks at
Cleveland, o., returned from there
last week and IS now visiting her
Charles p. Cochran. at
MiddletOwn, where. with her mother
and brother. Charles Mendinhar. she
will spend the remainder Of the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice dupont Lee
expect 70 leave on September i. on a
two weeks motor trip through the
White Mountains, stopping en- route
at various points Of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Cazenove G. Lee hr.
rived today from Atlantic City, to
spend a week or SO with Mr. and
Mrs Maurice Dupont Lee. They
stopped of IN this city en- route to
heir home At City Point, Va, where
Mr.. Lee Is connected with the da
Pont Powder Company.
Miss Grace T. weldin returned on
Friday from a visit 70 New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter
and family are sojournlng at Cape
May, N. ].
Miss Marian Durham left yesterday
for Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry speakman
will leave next week for Buck Hill
Falls, ~ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopes and
Miss Henrietta Hopes, re.
turned last Friday from Atlantic
City, where they spent week at the
Hotel Traymore.
Clifford W. Ashley, the we'll known
artist. who for the past year has been
staying at his studio at Fair Haven.
Mass. is expected TO return to this
city about September 70 occupy the
studio formerly occupied by W. II.
ID. Koerner. who left last spring for
New Jersey to live. Mr.. Ashley,
whose work IN depicting the life OF
the fishing folk on the rugged New
England coast is recognized among
the best OF contemporary artists, will
continue his studio work at Fair
Haven. making his studio here win.
ter one.
Stanley NJ Arthurs, another promi.
nent artist in the art colony here, Is
~ the present time busy finishing
the mural painting. The Landing OF
the Dutch at Lewes," which will be
hung IN the dining room OF Delaware
College. The painting, which Is exc
,uted in Mr.. Arthurs' brilliant and
best style. Is seven feet square and It
S expected It will be completed IN
ieyeral weeks.
Mr.. and Mss. Howard Sellers. OF
dillbourne House Millbourne Phila-
lel2hia. are spending the summer at
r. l. Mrs. Granville Wor-
all. Of Ardmore. will shortly pay
hem a visit there. Mr.. and Mrs.
sellers and Mrs Worrall have many
elasiyes and friends in this city.
Mrs. William p. Webb. Miss EN-
ma Worrell and Miss Miriam Webb
rill leave on Monday TOT the Berk
hires. where they will spend
ortnight.