Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-13
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Club at a bridge luncheon yesterday
at Naaman's. Her guests were: Mrs.
Ohio Rowland. Mrs. John Biggs, Mrs.
Robert II. Richards. Mrs Victor B.
Woolley. Mrs W. J. Scott. Mrs. KEEP
pele Miller. Miss Emily p. Bissell and
Mrs. George P. Bissell.
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Mrs Charles r. Miller entertained
at luncheon today in honor Of Mrs.
Edward I. Candy. of New Haven,
Conn. who is visiting in this city.
where she formerly lived Several
other functions have been given in
honor Of Mrs. Candy since her arrival
ten days ago. Mrs y. Tatnall War
ner entertained at a tea for her last
Thursday. Mrs. Frank H. Edsall viii
have a tea for her this Friday and
Mrs. Charles G. Rumford viii enter
tain informally at a tea for her on
next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Candy is the guest OF Colonel and Mrs.
j. Ernest Smith, with whom she will
stay until tomorrow. when she Will
visit Mrs. Charles G. Rumford
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Mr.. and Mrs. selden S. Deemer will
leave on Friday for Rehoboth Beach.
where they viii spend several weeks.
Owing TO the unkindly weather
conditions. on Monday afternoon. the
woman's patriotic tennis tournament
which was to have opened on that
afternoon at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club, had to be postponed until
yesterday. However, the postpone
ment apparently only whetted the vim
and vigor Of the players A num-
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the game witnessed the opening OF
the tournament and should tho wealth
or continue agreeable It is likely that
the Country Club tennis courts will
be the chief centre of attraction this
week.
On Monday all the tennis players
were entertained at luncheon at the
Club and the guests were: Miss Mar
garetta Meyers. Of Philadelphia: Miss
Lisa Blow Atkinson. OF Baltimore;
Miss Margaret Noes Of Washington;
Miss Sarah Nelson, OF Philadelphia;
Mrs. G. Dohl. OF New York: Miss
Florence Balm. OF New York; Miss
Mary Coates. OF Philadelphia; Miss
Rosalind Byrne, of East Orange. n.
J.; Miss Jacqueline Green, OF Phila-
delphia, and Mrs. Morton Harvey
Mrs. Thomas Woodruff Miller. Mrs
W. Poyntell Johnston. Miss Elinor
Thompson, Miss Louise Nowland
Mrs Arthur LaMotte, Mrs J. Saun-
ders Taylor. Mrs. A. Felix DUPONT
and Miss Christine Cause.
Several outof-town players will be
guests while here OF various members
of the club Miss Nelson, Miss Mar
garetta Meyers and Miss Mollie
Thayer, all Of Philadelphia, are being
entertained by Miss katharine
Thompson. Of Brookwood Farm.
Mrs. Charles Copeland has as her
guests over the tournament Miss
Mary Coates, OF Philadelphia, and
Mrs G. DOLL. Of New York.
Mrs Bessie G. dupont has as her
guest this week Miss Margaret Noes,
of Washington.
Mrs J. Saunders Taylor "a enter.
tanning Miss Molla Bjurstedt and
Miss Florence Balm.
Mrs. John Bancroft has as her
guest, Miss Lacqueline Green. OF
Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Lawton have as their guest over
the tournament Miss Roselind Byrne.
OF East Orange, n. j.
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Glpin enter
tanned at ten az Naaman's this after.
noon IN honor Of her daughter-inlaw.
Mrs. Ferdinand L. Gllpin, Jr.
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Miss Conela Draper and Miss Eliza
beth Draper left on Tuesday for Marble
head Mass, to stay until the last of the
week with Mrs. +. NJ Crowninshield
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Miss Madeline Draper returned ON
MauHnN rVnnirfr frrsi, la..tIf
j.. where she had been visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. spottswod Garland
and Hugh A. Garland win move short
ton
Lieutenant Douglas r. Moore spent
the weekend with Mrs. Moore. who
Is staying with her parents, MT. and
Mrs. Russell II. Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lawton en-
tertained Informally at tea on Sat.
urday at the Country Club In honor
OF Mr.. Lawton's mother OF Quincy
Mass. who was here for the week
end.
Miss Renee dupont left this morn
ing for Northampton, Mass, where
she will be maid OF honor at the mar
rage of Miss Katharine Clark. OF
that place and her brother, Franci.
Victor DUPONT, which will be solem
nized in the First Church of Christ
Northampton. on Saturday evening.
Mrs. T Coleman dupont. Mrs
Paul p. Wilson Eleuthere / dupont
c. Douglass Buck and Joseph Dallett
and Miss Ethel Tallman will leavl
on Friday for Northampton.
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The June bride Is now holding tn
centre of the social stage, so Z,
speak. and the concluding weeks II
this month viii witness several wed
dings OF much social Importance
That Of Miss Katharine Ewing Spear
daughter OF Mrs Owen Cuthber
spear. of No SIG Delaware avenue
and Dr. Robert Hopes Maris, also
of this city which viii be solemnized
at noon on Friday in Friends Meet
ing House. corner Tenth and Har
rison streets. will be the first nup.
tial event. Miss Spear will be at.
tended by her sister. Miss Eleanor
Cause Spear. as maid Of honor and
by Miss Elizabeth T. Rhoads. Miss
Marjorie c Tatnall and Miss Mar.
lorle 4. Spear as bridesmaids The
erooms attendants will be Horace
iatnall, who Will be best man. and
nlchard Cadbury. Jr.. OF New York
City. Harold r choo,,-s -, r, N