Evening journal., 1917-03-24

Washington on April l3 10 attend the
Annual Congress of the National So
ciety, Daughters of the American Re
yolution, of which she is a vicepresi-
dent general The Congress will open
on April l6, but previous to that event.
meeting Of the National officers will
be held and Mrs Moody, being a ma
tlonal officer, will attend this meeting.
The Delaware Daughters have endors-
ed Mrs. Moody for election to the Of
fee Of vice-presidency generalship and
they are confident OF her reelection.
When she was elected before Mrs.
Moody received the largest number
of votes of any candidate for Office in
the National Society, including the
president general.
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Major Chauncey Holcomb, United
States District Attorney in China.
and Mrs. Holcomb, who have been
spending several months in this
country visiting relatives in New
Castle and elsewhere. expect to return
TO China about the first OF the month.
unless international developments by
that time interfere.
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The concert and dance to be given
in the New Century Club this evening
by the Mandolin Club Of Delaware
College will be a delightful social
event. An exceptionally interesting
program has been arranged. after
which dancing will be enjoyed. Pat
ronesses for the dance are Mrs. |
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, wife Of the !
President OF Delaware College, Mrs. /
Harry Hayward, and Mrs c. A. Short. !
of Newark, Mrs f. Lindsay Curtis, !
Mrs. W c. Nesbitt Mrs. H. S. Goldey |
and Mrs. r. e. Swayne.
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Mrs. T. Coleman dupont enter |
tanned a number of her young friends |
at a theatre party last evening for |
her son. Eleuthere l. DUPONT. who is |
home from the Hill School TO spend |
the Easter vacation
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Mrs. A. d. Warner, Jr., entertained |
at luncheon today at the Country |
Club in honor OF Miss Mary Pusey.
of New York City, who is spending
the weekend with her. Her guests
were Mrs. Robert Pennington, and Mrs.
Monteith Gilpin, OF New York City.
Mrs. Frederick Hill, Of Elmirs. who
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. Job
II Jackson, and Mrs. George S. Ca
pelle, Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Paul Lukens are at
the Chalfonte at Atlantic City.
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Mrs Charles s. Gawthrop and fam
lily returned on Thursday from At
lantic City.
Miss Martha Albertson. OF Taco.
ma, Wash. who is a student at Miss
BENEFITS school in Ohio Is snending
the Easter vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund p. Moody.
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Miss Rebecca McGeorge and Miss
Frances Sellers. both OF whom are
students at Sweet Briar College, Va, |
have returned to spend their Easter |
vacation with MIR. and Mrs Frances
@. Sellers
Mrs David Lindsay. Jr.. and chill
dren. David Sd. and Frances loft last |
week for Summerville, S. c., 20 spend /
three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Tilgh /
man Johnston who arc winterlng
there.
d.
Mrs. Russell II. Dunham Misa
Marion Durham and Miss Frances
Dunham. who are travelling through
California. are now at Coronado
Beach. They will visit n number Of
other points OF interest before return
ing home about the last OF April
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Lieutenant Douglas r. Moore. u. 8.
n, whose boat the u. S. S. Connecti-
cut. has been stationed at Cuba and
other places, IS expected home about
April Is.
Miss Ruth Veasey OF this city. and
Miss Katherine Hudson were recent
guests OF Miss Elizabeth Hudson. of
Smyrna.
Miss Laura Hutchison and Miss
Alva Wheatman of Smyrna, are spend
ing a week in this city and Philadel-
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard l.. Donoho, OF
Marshallton. motored TO Smyrna last
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs
Minnie Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Learned and |
son. Junior. OF Cheswold, spent a few !
days in this city last week.
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Mrs. Eugene Mccoy, OF this city. !
spent last weekend with Mr.. and /
Mrs. William Fortner, OF Blackbird.
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Mrs. Clarence Brockson OF this city. |
is spending this week with her sister
at Blackbird.
The Misses Edith and Florence
Heinold, of this city spent the week.
end with their mother, Mrs. fora.
Heinold, OF Blackbird.
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Bill voss. OF this city, spent Sun.
day with his parents in Hartly.
Frank Williams, OF Hartly. has re- /
turned home after brief visit in thi'
city.
Mrs. James Faulkner. OF Hartly. has
home after spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Lizzie Hurley, OF this
city.
Mrs. Laura Sapp, OF Hartly. has re-
turned after spending a few days with
friends in this city and Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Coady, OF
Dover. are in this city with Mr..
Coady's sister, who is ill.,
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NJ. H. Palmatory. OF Dover. who,