Evening journal., 1918-01-09
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

The Rt Rev Frederick J. Klnsman,
Bishop Of Delaware, will be host to
one hundred and thirty guests at
luncheon to be given at i2 80 O'Clock on
Saturday, in Trinity Church parish
house. Invitations have been sent TO
prominent churchmen and church
women OF this city and down the state.
Miss Mildred Kirkus, daughter Of the
rector OF Trinity parish, is assisting the
bishop in receiving invitation answers
After the luncheon, a discussion viii be
held on "The Duty of the Diocese in
Regard TO the Church War Commis-
sion"
Mrs. Washington b. Chichester. Of
MONTGOMERY county. Md Is visiting her
daughter Mrs Philip u. Laird Mrs
Chichester will remain for some time in
the city.
The Colonial DANES will meet on
Monday afternoon, at the Colonial
Danes house
Dr. Herbert + Randolph, Of Grace NJ
b Church. gave his interesting lecture
"The Pan-German Plot Unmasked,' be-
fore the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, at their meeting yesterday
afternoon. AS the January meeting fell
upon New Years. IL had been postponed
until yesterday. Routine business was
transacted.
The January meeting Of the Daugh-
ters Of 1912 Is scheduled for next
Tuesday
The Epiphany meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Diocese Of
Delaware. TO be held tomorrow after
noon In 81. Andrews parish house, is
an event Of much interest One matter
10 be taken up Is the Bishop Lea
Memorial Scholarship Fund Bishop
Lea, many years ago went 10 Mexico, at
the call Of the church, and performed
the FIRST confirmation and ordination, by
an Episcopalian clergyman, in Mexico.
AS a memorial, a scholarship was es-
iabllshed, for the education of native
Mexican clergy, and has been supported
chiefly by personal friends OF the
bishop and by St. Andrews parish 10
is desired now 10 endow the scholar
ship permanently or the 5000 neces-
sary. there Is $1,000 now In hand A
circular letter, signed by the committee,
will lay the matter before tomorrow's
meeting Of the auxiliary, Another Item
10 be arranged for Is the Sunday School
Institute, a series Of meetings for Sun
day school workers, for study Of this
work. TO be held on January 2S, % and
30. Among the committees to be ap-
pointed tomorrow. Is a QUESTIONABLE
committee. Tea will be served.
The business meeting Of the New
Century Club for January, Will be held
this afternoon. Following the transac
ton Of business Will be a program Of
American songs, sung by Miss Isabelle
B. Wales, with Mrs Charles p. Griffith
as accompanlst.
There is very little entertaining by
society this week Matrons and maids
are extremely busy with Red Cross and
other war work, and the school set are
back at their studies.
Nhe Wilmington OratOrio Society last
night began rehearsals for It's next pro
ductlon. which viii be the oratorlo
"Ehiah" Last nights meeting was de-
voted mainly 10 tho singing Of com
munity songs.
Both a social and musical event is
the professional debut OF Miss Isabelle
Jerdone Bradford in Friday afternoon,
in song recital at the Playhouse. Miss
Bradford, who is a daughter Of She late
Colonel Bradford, has frequently been
heard in private musical affairs IN the
city, and society folk will be prominent
in the audience on Friday night
Miss Marguerite Ryan. Of Chester, is
visiting her sister. Miss Nan Ryan, OF
No 5i2 King street
Miss Audrey Maple leading woman in
the "Her Regiment" company, now
cousin OF Mrs Herbert W. Meyers, Of
No. S3i North Van Buren street, this
city. Mrs Meyers is also vocalist
her speciality being church singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver II. Appleby enter
tained at their home near stanton on
Sunday William Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Turner, Miss Wilamma Turner,
Master Lowell Turner Of Odessa, Mr..
and Mrs Elwood sheldon, Miss Fannie
Sheldon, and Miss Alice sheldon Of
/ Glasgow.
! Miss Madeline Jones was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Evans, Of Norris
town, Pa. over the weekend.
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/ SCOTT ANNIVERSARY.