Evening journal., 1918-05-18

fcOptOcO. since lncfc arc so IcW uduccS
nowadays. this is looked forward to
with great JOY.
The committee giving the dance com
prises Miss Louise G. Lea, chairman
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Miss Eliza
beth Reese, Miss Louise Nowland. Miss
Margaretta Miller. Miss Ethel Barks-
dale, Mrs. Frank whitlock and Mre.
Walter s Carpenter. Jr. The pa
tronesses are Mrs Gamble Lstrobe,
Mrs Henry p. Scott. Mrs Henry r.
Thompson, Mrs. II. Fletcher Brown,
Mrs. George p Bissell. Mrs John B.
Bird Mrs H. G. Haskell, Mrs. Frank L.
Garrett, Mrs Frederick William Curtis,
Mrs. Eugene p. dupont, Mrs. James F.
Nelds, Mrs. Charles L. Patterson. Mrs.
Charles L. Reese, Mrs Otho Rowland,
Mrs. Charles r. Miller and Mrs. Phillip
Gage.
Miss Louise Lea will give small
dinner at the Country Club tonight
prior 20 the dance.
Many delegates and Sunshine mem
hers attended the National Conference
Of International Sunshine Workers at
Hartford. Conn. this week. Those who
aNended from this city were: Mrs. G..
w Dorsey. Mrs. Carl Snellenburg. Mrs
Frank Shilling, Mrs. Mildred r. sutton,
Mrs. O. V. Ort. Mrs. William Lackey.
Mrs. Henry Primrose and Mrs. William
Pyle.
Mrs. Thomas w. Miller gave a very
Informal luncheon on Tuesday for Mrs.
Beckwith Ssnborn.
Mrs Reginald S. Hudekoper. Of
Washington, d. c.. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. B. G. DUPONT.
Mrs. Beckwith sanborn has returned
TO her home in the West, after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clement w Miller.
Miss Marion Dunham leaves today for
visit at Johnstown. Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Shaw, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. William Belts, VIII
return to her home at Woodstown, n
j., Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Rice and Miss Lillian Rice,
OF Plainneld. n j., are visiting Prof.
and Mrs. A. II Berlin.
Miss Lucy Carvin has gone 10 Colo
RADIO Springs. She stopped at Fort Sill,
oklahoma, to sec her brother.
Mrs. ]. Atkinson Ellesood and Mas
Claire Ellegood are spending the week
end a. Laurel Delaware.
Miss Virginia Bsynard spent The
weekend with her parents at Clayton
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warner wer
recent visitors at Blackbird.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Rutan and dsush
ter have been visiting relatives
Smyrna.
Christopher w. Corrie, OF this cit,
visited his sister. Mrs. John L. BoyC
last week at Smyrna. The first tim
they had seen each other in forty years
Miss Eleanor lie Carpenter has bee
visiting Miss Grace Tucker at Smyrn'
William J. Highneld. formerly cit
treasurer, and a candidate for the li'
publican nomination for Congressm9l
is recovering from illness caused by
sore finger, infected seriously by III
needle Of talking machine which h
was operating recently.
Mrs Ernest McLane, Of No, S22 Yves
Ninth street. while visiting in Phlladel
phia this week. was stricken with al
attack Of appendicitis. She was givel
treatment, and expects TO return 10 thi'
ely after she RECEIVERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones and Mrs.
Jacob Smith. Of Wilmington, were en-
tertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Smith at the Cedars.
Miss Annie Springer, OF this city has
been the guest Of Mrs Rcbecca Wollas-
ION at the Cedars.
Miss Helen Berry, OF the Cedars, spent
The weekend with friends in New York
and had a most enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard sutton and
family. of Rose Hill. and Lieutenant II.
Dodson. an officer at Pigeon Point, were
The guests last week OF Mrs. Jennie
Smith, Of the Cedars.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith, OF the
Eedars, recently motored to Newark.
The many friends Of Mrs. William
Banning Of the Cedars, are glad 10
know she is improving from her serious
illness.
The Rev. Webster Gilbert was enter
tained last Sunday at the home OF Mrs
Jennie Smith at the Cedars.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Cedar
N. =. Church met at the home OF Mr..
Edward Berry on Wednesday evenint
A large attendance was present and. a
had good time. The society gave siC
TO the trustees 10 pay on the mortgae
OF the church.
Harvey Smith, OF this city, who hi
been ill., is spending a short vacatiC
with his mother, Mrs. Wesley Smith
the Cedars.
Mrs Robert Palmer. OF the Cedar
who has been I'll is reported 10 be il
proving.
SETTLEMENT NOTES.
The closing exercises Of the kinds
garten and the girls gymnasium class
Of the Peoples Settlement, OF No. Z
East Eighth street. were held before
large and appreoistive audience We
nesday evening Under the training