Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-03


coast OF Georgia From there they
VIII go TO New Orleans, where they
VIII attend the Mardi Gras. They are
expected to return to Washington,
where they viii reside, about Feb
ruary %.
One Of the always delightful social
functions Of the winter Is the cele-
bration OF Honor Day each February
by the members Of the Daughters OF
1872 This year the Daughters viii
observe their Honor Day by enter
tanning at luncheon in the City Club
roof garden on Friday, February l6.
tt was originally planned TO give this
function on Tuesday. February 10,
and the invitations were issued ao-
cordingly, but owing to the inability
OF the society TO have present on that
day several persons whom they we're
DESTROYS Of having, Il was decided TO
change the date.
Honor Day" which really falls on
February is. is annually observed by
the Daughters Of 1912. in celebration
of the signing OF the Treaty Of Client,
which took place February IS, 1915.
The sOciety's colors, blue and gray,
will be used az the luncheon I'm the
table appointments and decorations.
Many out-of-town guests are expect
cd Mrs r. c. Mum is president OF
the Delaware Society.
The Misses Draper entertained at q
dinner party on Wednesday evening.
HnufM
a dance which was given last evening
at the Country Club, and at which
members of the debutante set were
guests. John Sellers. Donald satterth-
walt Henry N Taylor, Jr.. and Arthur
Ketcham were the hosts and the chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A.
Speakman. Mr. and Mrs. Russell II.
Durham Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Tay-
Tor and Colonel and Mrs. John J.
Satterthwait
Miss Ethel Bhrlssdale and Miss Elsa
Montgomery, OF New Haven, who II
her guest, left today for Catonsville,
Md. to visit st. Timothy's School,
where they we're former students.
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Members OF the Friday Night Dane
ing Glass gave delightful masked
ball at Naaman's teahouse last night.
About forty couples attended.
Mrs. Frank Watts. OF Frostburg,
Nd, who arrived last week 20 visit
Mr.. and Mrs Harry ]. Ellison, Will TO
main their guest several weeks long
err. returning home about the first OF
March.
Miss Elizabeth Blanken will leave
on Tuesday for a weeks visit 70 West
Chester. Pa. She will stay with Mrs.
zook.
Mrs. Arthur r. Albertson and Miss
Martha Albertson, Of Tacoma, Wash.
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund p. Moody, left this week for
/ Millbrook. N. Y, where Miss Albert
son Is attending Miss Bennetts
school Mrs. Albertson Will leave her
daughter az school. and will proceed
from there TO her home, In Tacoma.
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Mrs. Garrett J. Hart spent several
days last week In Baltimore as the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Place Halsey.
She attended a large dinner dance
given on Wednesday evening, at the
Arundel Club. by the Misses Wheeler,
and on Thursday night she was the
guest OF honor at a theatre party
which was given by Mrs. Halsey, to
see Mrs Flske In "Erstwhile Susan"
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Mrs. II. L. Allen and Miss Sarah
rrapmanv are spending this week at
raston. Pa, where they are attending
the Junior Week exercises OF Latay-
cite College They are guests at
a house party. being entertained AT
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
House. Teas, dances and concerts
have made the week one OF the larg-
est and eayest in the history OF the
college. and guests were present from
all parts OF the country.
Howard Rawley Of Lolpsic, who is
student at Beacom's Business Col
aege. spent the weekend WIN MS
parents at Leipsio.
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The Rev. Leolan Jackson Of Mag
nolia, was a recent wilmington NiSl
tor
Nelson Reed and Earl Muncy Of this
city. visited their families at Mag
nolia over sunday.
.
wallace White and Claude Nell
vaine OF Magnolia, who have been
taking a business course at the Bea-
com Business College. this city, have
completed their courses and have ac-
cepted positions in this city.
Miss Nan Buckmaster OF this city
was the recent guest Of Mrs. S. j.
Speal Of Camden.
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Miss May McFaull OF this city.
spent the weekend with Mrs. A. M.
Chamberlain OF MiddletOwn.
Burton NJ Hall Of this city, was
recent visitor 10 his parents at Mid
dletoWn.
Harold Money Of this city, spent the