Evening journal., 1918-11-09
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mrs. T. Coleman dupont has invited a
number OF friends TO her home tonight
10 hear G.. Sherwood Eddy of the Inter
national Y. NJ. c. a. talk on religious
work among soldiers. Mr.. Eddy was
on the western front during the past
summer and Will relate a great deal that
the guests will be glad TO hear.
This AFFAIR tonight has been arrang-
ed by Mrs dupont, Mrs G. Marshall
Barton. Pierre S dupont. and Rev.
Charles l.. Candee.
The Colonial Danes VIII hold It's FIRST
meeting for ht season on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Samuel
Bancroft, Jr. The members anticipate
pleasant time. At this meeting ex-
tracts from circular letters from other
societies VIII be read. The November
meeting is always set aside for this
work II has been decided that the De-
lonial Danes Home at No. 1906 Market
street.
The Bellefonte civics Club will re-
sumo It's Red Cross meetings on next
Tuesday. The club will hold an all-day
meeting at the home OF Mrs O. r.
Eaton. II IS urged that all members at
tend and help with the great amount OF
work that is to be accomplished.
The Washington Heights Century Club
has planned an interesting program for
the meeting 10 be held Monday evening
at o'clock In No. 30 School. Mrs. VIII
liam C.. Speakman will talk on the ef-
fort Of France and her sister republic,
America In war work. This VIII be the
only time the public Of Wilmington
will be able TO hear this address. as
Mrs. Speakman leaves the city n a
short time 10 make a tour OF Maryland
and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Speakman has
spent much preparation on this talk
and Il Will be OF great interest II is
urged that all the public that can at
tend this meeting win do so. A number
OF musical selections viii be given by
Mrs Newton Henderson and Frank Ford
Palmer.
The Current Events Glass OF the New
Century Club VIII be held next Tues
day morning in st. Andrews parish
house. The main subject for the pro-
gram viii be womans part In the war.
Mrs. r. Coleman dupont will talk on
the Woman over There" Mrs. Chas.
T. Wollaston will give the Woman at
Home" Miss Ruth McComb will dis
cuss, "The Girl Current Events will
be given by Mrs. Wllliamh A. Hendle
Music by Mrs. John r. Haswell
Miss Helen Fraser Will be the first
speaker OF the New Century Club lee
lures TO be held this year. The lee
ture will be held in ST. Andrews par
Ish house, Tuesday evening next.
Miss Fraser will take as her topic
'Womans Part in Winning the War
she is a member of the National War
savings Committee, London. and comes
o this country with the sanction OF the
British Government. She has attracted
many by her book Woman and War
Work."
Mrs. Carlton p. Bardsley formerly
Iiss Mary Rayner. Is spending some
Ime with her husband at Nashville, Pa.
Ir. Bardsley is located there as chem
It with the Z. l. dupont Company.
Mrs. s. L. Foster, formerly Of this
ity. now living in Ocean City, N. j.. has
cen spending several days in this city. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hoffecker. were
ecent visitors at Clayton.
Miss Anna Downes has been visiting
elatives at kenton.
Miss Marion stewart was recent Wis
tor at Clayton.
Miss Lena Y. slaats Of Middletown,
las been the guest Of Mrs T. II. Mes
singer.
Miss Emile Janyier, Of st. Georges,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Isabel Bratten has been visiting
relatives at St. Georges.
Central w. C. T. u. VIII meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at County Head
quarters. No. 1914 Washington street
Annual election OF officers will be held.
MISS FRAZER TO ADDRESS CII-B.
Miss Helen Fraser Of London will lee
IRE before the New Century c4,;h :,
It. Andrews parish house on next
tuesday evening on ''Womens Part in
the War President Mac
racken Of Vassar College has expressed