Evening journal., 1918-05-29
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Miss Henryette Stadelman will give q
bridge party at her studio next Wed
nesdsy afternoon. June 5, at 3 O'Clock
for the benefit OF the Pennsylvania
Academy Ambulance and the Red Cross.
twill be held at No. isi6 Rodney street
tickets are 81.
Miss Corinne Mendinhall is entertain
ing Miss Amelia Warner Of Cleveland.
o. Miss Mendinhal had small dinner
last evening for her guest. Covers
were laid for six. Eugene shallcross and
c. E. Messenger were guests at the din
ner.
Or. and Mrs. H. w. Briggs will give
an informal dance tomorrow night Of
the New Century Club in honor cf
their daughter. Miss Eleanor, who will
celebrate her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McGeorge have
just returned from visiting their daugh-
ter, Miss Rebeccs McGeorsee, at Sweet
Brlar College, Virginia. Miss McGeorge
will return to this city on June ). She
will bring with her cOllege-mate
Miss Geraldine Ball. Of Tampa, Florida
Miss Ball will be a guest at the Nc
George home, No. II Red Oak Road, for
several days.
L. X. Mari, Of New York a member OF
committee, Is in Wilmington. lie is a
prominent Mason and Pythisn.
Former City Treasurer w. s. Lednum
Is st Wilkes-Barre, Pa, in the interest
Of the dupont Company.
Mrs. William Lea, OF No 1908 Market
street, has just returned from visiting
her sister. Mrs. Joseph T. Moore, at
Sandy Springs, Md.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Thomas r. shsrer,
who have been the guests OF Mrs. VIII
liam Lea, leave this city on Thursday
Lieutenant Shsrer while here has been
stationed at Pigeon Point.
The Garden Club Of Wilmington will
hold its next meeting June g. at the
homo Of Mrs. G. NJ. Marshall Barton.
Lieut.. Robert J. King OF the 18th Ma /
chine-gun Battalion at Sparianburg, /
South Carolina, spent the weekend with I
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher
King OF No. 906 West Eleventh street.
Mrs. r. Halsey Of No. 522 Benson /
street. Camden. n. j., has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Joseph Bennett, at the
Cedars
Miss Mabel Mccormick IS spending
the week with Mrs. Edward Berry at
the Cedars.
Mrs. Joseph Bennett OF the Cedars is
visiting relatives and friends this week
at Colllngswood, n. j.
The Red Cross workers at the Cedars
all tried 70 do their bit" in bringing
all the money they could TO the big
Golfer for the great drive OF last week. /
One Of the most interested workers Is
Miss Esther Mcdowell. She collected 4
in untiring efforts nearly 500. end that
little community out in the suburbs felt
Justly proud Of her.
The Junior League OF Wilmington
gave a luncheon at the Country Club
this afternoon st 1 o'clock The main
speakers were Ers. :. Louis Slade OF
New York, and Mrs. Ames, who recently
has been abroad The woman's work IN
the Y. NJ. G. a. huts. both in this coun- /
try and In France was the main topic
for discussion.
Many guests were present from Balti-
more, Philadelphia and this city. The
luncheon was strictly a HooYerized
menu and in keeping with war times. a
Mrs. Elizabeth Rudyard Currier, who u
has had charge Of the Red Cross cam Z
paigu, went to New York yesterday to &
axe up another field OF action. 7
Miss Caroline Vsndever, daughter Of b
.fr. and Mrs Aubrey Vandever, has en- C
listed as a trained nurse in the Red ii
ross. She Is one OF the head nurses at
)rthopedie Hospital, Philadelphia. r
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