Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Tee Wilmington committee Of ar
Army Girls Transport Tobacco Fund
viii give a dance at the Wilmington
Country Club. Saturday, May IS, at {
o'clock. Music viii be furnished by an
orchestra from Philadelphia. The com
mittee giving the dance comprises Miss
Louise C. Lea. chairman: Miss Eliza
beth Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Reese.
Miss Louise Nowland, Miss Marearetta
Miller. Miss Ethel Barksdale, Mrs
Frank Whitlock and Mrs. Walter 6.
Carpenter. lr. The patronesses are
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, Mrs. Henry p.
scott. Mrs. Henry B. Thompson. Mrs
II. Fletcher Brown. Mrs. George p Bis
sell. Mrs. John r Bird. Mrs. H. g. Has
kell, Mrs Frank H. Garrett, Mrs Fred
erick William Curtis, Mrs Eugene T.
dupont, Mrs. James +. Nields, Mrs.
Charles l.. Patterson, Mrs. Charles J..
Reese, Mrs. Otho Nowland and Mrs.
Charles r. Miller.
Miss Ann Hstton Of Milwaukee, Wis,
n the guest Of Miss Mildred Hopes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis b Davis. Jr-
and Mrs. J. w. Reybold are soon to
leave this CITY and will take I'D their
residence In Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Beckwith sanborn is the guest
Of Miss Marian Durham
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes expects "a
spend the summer at "Rokeby."
Miss Ann Hatton and Miss Mildred
Hopes will leave on Monday for a
stay at Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brokaw are soon
70 move to Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Thomas Craven, OF salem, n. j.,
has been the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. John =. Nields.
j. Preston Doughten is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. William e. Hawkins. Of /
No. $40 Delaware avenue. Mr.. Dough-
ten recently was appointed consul at
MOSCOW, Russia. He is home on leave
OF absence, expecting to remain in this
country for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Doughten wore
recent visitors to this city, they having
returned from Florida, and are soon TO
open their cottage at Rehoboth for |
the summer.
Lieutenant Paul j. Rutan, Of Camp I
Leo. Petersburg, Va, is home for a fev
days, visiting his mother Mrs. s. W.
Rutan, at Bellefonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Miller viii
leave on Sunday for the west. Mrs.
Miller VIII go to Battle Creek. Mich. for \
the benent Of her health. MIR. Miller
will go from there TO Grand Rapids, TO c
attend the furniture exhibition.
Miss Hilda X Mills recently returned
from Baltimore, where she attended the I
services for DR.. J. w Mar
gruder, former general secretary OF
the Baltimore Federated Association. 4
Dr. Margruder was well known in this
city and was here last fall as chairman T.
Of the war section OF the Tri-State !
committee Of social work. At the =
advent Of the war he was assistant 10 !
Ernest p. Bicknell who then was d.
rector OF the American Red Cross. DR.
Margruder started the Potomac Division
Of the Red Cross. It was said that he
caused more social development IN this \
country than anyone else. \
The main entertainer for this after y
boon and evening at Fort Delaware and =
Fort Dupont, viii be Miss Amelia ] !, y
Burr, a reader os Philadelphia. It Is y
urgently asked for the donation Of cars u
20 transport those who so gladly give
heir time and services 10 the pleasure
n soldiers at the forts and posts
iearby Miss Isabelle Wales will be i
ylad TO hear from anyone wishing to d
oan a car at any time. u
The new " NJ G. A. Hall win be "a
dedicated at Fort DUPONT, IN about o.
week, and II is expected TO have a spe- v
ial entertainment for the soldiers ~
here. h'
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Collins motored q
D Smyrna on Sunday. st
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clark. OF this
ty, were weekend visitors at Smyrna.
Miss Laura Garrison is visiting at eli
enton. a
Mrs. Benjamin Campbell Of Whining ha
n, spent Tuesday in Newark. th'
All
Alice May Holt, six years old. has re- !
rned home from the Delaware Hos ths
tai She had broncho pneumonia. VIII
Ms Edith 5. Danforth. Of No. 1903 Ma Ma
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