Evening journal., 1918-02-06

make their home in Chester. The bride
a graduate Of Wilmington High school.
Is an accomplished musician and elo-
cutionlst and Of charming personality
She has a wide circle Of friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G.. Haskell arc
guests at the Biltmore, In New York
City.
Former Judge and Mrs. Sylvester D.
/ Townsend, who have been spending
two weeks at Atlantic City, have re-
turned home.
Miss Mabel Vernon. who has been in
/ Maine, came TO Wilmington yesterday,
whore she is The guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Davies.
Carlisle Evans. formerly a drsughts-
man in the office and Brown and White
side Of this city. but now driving an
ambulance on the French war front.
has written letter TO Mr.. Brown, say
/ Ing That he Is well Among other re-
marks In the letter was an expression
OF the hope that he would soon see Mr..
Brown along the battle line.
The meeting Of Caesar Rodney Chap
ter Of the u. A. II. this afternoon, at the
/ New Century Club will include a re-
membrance Of WashlngtOn's and Lin
coins birthdays The members VIII re-
/ spond TO rollcall with quotations from
/ Washington and Lincoln The chapter
is contributing toward the work OF the
/ ID. A. r In restoring a French town de-
stroyed by the Germans. The total cost
Of the restoration viii be about S5i ,OOO
and each chapter will contribute a por-
tion of the amount The chapter Is also
supporting several French orphans
The Honor Day Of the Daughters Of
1912, on February 8. VIII not be cele-
brated with the usual luncheon, owing
30 war conditions. The society win
meet on Honor Day, but tho Observance
Of the ratification OF tho Treaty OF
Ghent will take the form Of a chidren's
entertainment at a later date, the pro-
ceeds TO be for war work.
The Delaware Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation Is hoping 10 have Congress-
woman Jeanette Rankin as It's guest at
Easter time, to deliver a public adj
dress In case Miss Rankin cannot come
they viii obtain another speaker OF
equal prominence. At the joint meeting
Of the State and city executive boards
held last night.
AZ the home OF DR.. de Lacour. the
1925 pledge TO the national campaign,
was easily obtained by club pledges
and personal donations This Is
quarterly pledge, the full amount OF
$500 being promised by the state as
ISOLATION.
/ Mrs. Frederick NJ Klrlus and her
daughters, are spending several days in
| New York They expect 10 return at
the end Of the week.
James A. CORY, Mayor Lawson's pri-
vate secretary, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Watt suffered an attack
Of acute ind gesiion on sunday night,
and her condition was reported improv-
ed yesterday.
Lieutenant Thomas W. Hill, who is
now stationed at Tuckahoe, n j.. spent
yesterday with friends in this city. The
Lieutenant was formerly a private in
The recruiting office here at Sixth and
King streets.
Miss Virginia Carver, OF Marion sta
ton Md. has been visiting friends in
this city and New Castle
Miss Anne y. Davidson has returned
from a weekend visit to Milford friends
Miss Clara Daniels spent the week
end at her home in Milford.
Registered at the Hotel McAlpin from
/ Wilmington during the past week have
been: r. NJ ElIason, Mr.. and NJ s
I A p Van Gclder. c. Donald Grove
/ Mrs II. Buck, G. l. Berglsnd, C. A.
Murphy. Herbert Talley, A C. Price,
John W. Gotwals A. A. Sheimer
Nicholas Govat0s, C.. NJ. Albright, J :
/ Hamilton. Leroy steele, G s Van
Ssun, Charles NJ. Lammot. 5 F. White,
/ Thomas NJ knight, F. c. Sears, II p
/ Lott, l.. r. Schulz, G. 4 Mu ply. Mrs
r r. Merrick, j. T. NJ Lacy, W J
pumphrey, RICHARD Sylvester, +. 4
/ Waltby. & Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
/ Jacoby, +. l. LaBeaume, G. II. Kerr
G NJ Norman. 7. w. Bacchus, V. r
1 Crosswell f. W. Russum, J. s Hamil-
tln, Robsrt II Richards, James II.
Narshman, Henry T. Bush.
Philemma Chandler. who has been
i'm for some time with pneumonia. is
recovering slowly.
Mrs. Mena Oueck. chief clerk Of the
Board OF Health office in the Public
Building. was o Philadelphia visitor
yesterday.
SHIELDS-GELL.
Miss Nellie Y Shields and William
F. Cell both Of this city, were mar
ried on February by the Rev. J. ].
Alckenna.
McCAUGH-AUGUST
Miss Anna Teresa McCaugh and Ste
phen Paul August, both OF this city,
were married on February Z by the
Rev, r. Nealey.
INSURANCE MEMS BANQUET.
The banquet OF the Delaware Associ-