Evening journal., 1918-08-21

Miss Louise c. Lea, daughter OF MIS-
Preston Leo, has returned from Visit
TO Bar fIsrbor. Me.
Judge and Mrs. George Gray are
spending several weeks at Eagles Mere,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Louise Jenskes. after being the
guest Of Miss Louise Stirling, has re-
turned TO her home in Reading, Pa.
Colonel and Mrs. George w. Sparks
are enjoying a visit at slasconset Nan
tucket Island, Mass.
Mrs. Isabelle B. Heard OF Boston,
Mass, is visiting her dsughter-in-law,
Mrs. Carlton p. Bardsley at No. iOii
Washington street.
Miss Helen Wilkins Of No. iiO3 West
Ninth street has returned home after
six weeks trip in the west. She
visited her sister. Mrs. Ella Jennings.
at Greely, Colo.
Mrs. John Il. Haswsll, who has been
visiting Mrs. Jennie lIaswell in Balti-
more, Md, will be home tomorrow.
She has been away month.
Miss May z. Houston, desconess OF |
Calvary NJ. f. Church in New York
City. spent the week-en with Mrs.
Elizabeth W. Emerson, here.
Miss Charlotte Wells, who has been
visiting friends at Newport News, Va,
arrived home yesterday.
Mrs. T. Gilpin Massey has returned
from a trip to Ocean Groce, n. J. Mr..
and Mrs. Massey frst visited in the /
mountains Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Mas
sey returned to this city and Mrs
Massey went TO Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Simpson and
Miss Mildred Simpson OF No. 9i3 Van
Buren street are spending a fortnight
at Spring Lake, n. Y.
Rev. F. F. Carpenter OF Laurel, is
visiting the Rev. r. l.. Minker, in this
city.
James Murphy and William France
spent the weekend at Asbury Park,
New Jersey. Ii
Miss Josephine Bowe and Miss Doro- :
thy Broughton left on Monday for 2
Vinemont Pa They will be away for
two weeks. \
Miss Grace Baird who has been
AZ Air
arrived home today
Mrs. Levin f. Nelson and Miss Re- 7
becca Nelson are spending some time r
With Mrs. Walter Stummel, at Cam
len, n. J.
Mrs. Harry Taylor and Miss Marian
Taylor are visiting relatives at Mt.
Pleasant, Del.
Miss Helen Alhart and Miss Helena
Beatty Of the Cedars have returned
Home after spending two weeks at !
ocean Grove, n. J.
Miss Mildred Smith Of this city Is y
spending the summer with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Smith, ?
at the Cedars. '
Mrs. Thomas G. Dickinson OF the
-edars left yesterday for Camden, N. J.
She will stay the remainder Of the
week. =
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Bristo and Miss NJ
Bristo, OF this city, were re- le
cent guests Of Mrs. Edward Berry, at al
he Cedars. r.
The Rev. Webster Gilbert, who has m
been the minister Of the Cedars NJ. e. b.
1hurch, has been called TO the colors,
and expects TO leave this week. It is
With much regret that his congrega-
lion see him go. Their best wishes h
go with him, as he had made host O
)f friends in the short time that he had n
Deen at this charge. T
Mrs. Edward Wollaston and daugh- o
ter Anna, Of the Cedars, are the guests b
Of John w. Machlem at Hayre de n
Grace, Md. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Montgomery and 7
MFR. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon OF Fields n
boro. Del. motored here and spent the R
weekend with Mrs. Montgomerys a
father, John Sowden at the Cedars. y
Mrs. f. A. Dobbins and children Of c
Camden, n. j., are the guests Of Mrs. C
Joseph Bennett, at the Cedars. 3,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Robinson, o
Jr.. Of No.. 1000 Jackson street, have F
been spending some time at Ocean City, n
New Jersey. Al
Miss Anna Buckinsster OF Bellefonte D
has been visiting in Ocean City. N. ]. NJ
Mr.. Clinton J. johnson. OF Concord al
pike, accompanied by his aunt and CT
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Johnson. are al
In th.a Al. L.. n..a