Evening journal., 1917-02-28
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

The exodus to other climes con-
finues. and many Wilmington folk are
leaving for the Southland, and else
where.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perot Keen. Of 4
Kynlyn. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Sellers. of Philadelphia, Will
leave on March 9, for Ormond, Fla, |
to spend several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Fem and
daughter, Patty, are in Florida, where
they have been spending the past two
weeks. While there they visited their
son. Henry Fem who is a student at
school at Miami, and enroute home
they will stop at Hot Springs Va, for
a week. They are expected to return
on March 10.
Mrs. Frank II. Thomas and Mrs.
George w Chambers left today TOT
Miami, Fla, where they will spend
about three weeks.
Mrs. W. X. dupont and daughters,
Polly and Wilhelmina, and Mrs. Mac
AIillhn Il0ONNnf A'ANAh Nh AAAn 49,
from Charleston, S. c. Mrs. DUPONT
and her children have been South
several weeks. and Mrs. Hopes joined
them at Charleston, last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Taylor and
Miss Mildred Taylor and Miss Dorothy
Tavlor. returned on Sunday from New
York, where they spent several days
last week.
Miss Madeline owens returned last
week from Atlantic City, where she
went TO recuperate from a recent ILL
ness.
Miss Mildred Belts left this week
for PHILADELPHIA. where she will spend
several weeks taking the rest cure.
One of the most interesting events
Of the week for society folk was the
very charming exhibition OF paintings
bv noted American artists, which was
held i'm the rose room OF the Hotel
dupont. under the direction of the
Powell Galleries OF New York II was
very pleasing to note that tho eXhi-
bition also included work by Mrs.
57ollyday S. Needs, Jr, and Miss Hen
1yette Stademan, two OF this citys
foremost artists. At the private view
on Monday evening several hundred
society folk attended and viewed with
pleasure the exhibition. Mrs. John r..
Brinckle, Mrs. j. II. Stadelman, Mrs.
n. Coleman DUPONT, Mrs. A. Felix
dupont and Mrs. Holiday S. Needs,
Jr.. we're hostesses for the private
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Berl, who have
been attending the Mardi Gras, at New
Orleans, are expected to remain south
several weeks longer.
Mrs. Francis Lytton Patterson, ol
Mt Airy. Pa, formerly Miss Helen
Berl. IS staying at the Berl house, at
No. 1903 Market street, while her par
eDts are travelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Coke en-
fortained a number OF their younl
friends az a luncheon on Monday Il
honor Of the birthday anniversary o
their daughter, Miss Georgianni
Coke Their guests we're tho Misse'
Lucy Gawthrop, Helen Coke. Heller
Townsend, Constance DUPONT. Mar
garetta DUPONT. Nictorine 70. DUPONT
Henrietta Hopes. Barbara Thayer
Anne Corbit and Mabel walker.
Mrs. John r. Moore and Miss Con-
stance Moore, who have been spending
the winter at Panama with Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Robert Glassbourne, are
Expected TO sail from there on Marcel
80. arriving home about March &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cook will en-
lertain the Friday Night Dancing
Glass at cards tomorrow evening.
The missionary tea, which wa
riven in First Presbyterian Church
Yesterday afternoon, was an occasio
Of much pleasure. Mrs. $. NJ. Jordoi
a recently returned missionary froi
Persia, added charm 70 the afternoo
bv making an interesting address q
her work and conditions in Persi
Receiving were Mrs. J. Ross Stones
FER. Miss Nj. Mae Byerly, Mrs. Edwal
Eallaher. Mrs. Lester T. Reeves, MI
James +. Price and Mrs. George Co
nell.
Music for the afternoon was d
Ightfully furnished by Miss Ru
Erickson. soprano; Herman Gree
baum, violinist; and Miss Ruth Ochl
tree and Mss Wakefield, pianistes.
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Mrs. Bruce Ford, OF Chestnut HI
Pa. has returned TO her home aft
spending several weeks at Pal
Beach, Fla.
The first meeting of the Northfe
Jenten Bible Glass, was held at q
home OF Miss Margaretta Miller,
Red Oak Road, yesterday. The Re
Richard w. Trapnell conducted u
class which has taken for study u
Epistle of PHILIPPIANS. The class wi
meet every Tuesday morning durin
the Pentitential season.
Mrs. Lewis Rumford, Miss Elizabet
Black, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss Ma
saretta Miller. Miss Louise Nowlar
and Miss Bertha Harlan, comprise II
committee in charge.
Miss Jessie Harrington. OF Dove
VINO has been the guest for sever,
weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. willis Y ra
rington, will return home tomorrow
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Mrs. James B. Clarkson and n;
Elizabeth Clarkson are spending e.
eral weeks at the Marlborougb-R nj
helm Atlantic CITY