Evening journal., 1918-04-06


ov~1 ha,lc.ns IN licnday afternoon, for
tn. n-st time since thc November meet
ins. pGieg ihe winter. The sessions
Wee held a. TIC hom's n members, Ia
krcc'nS with .ho co9l-stNias measures
o. the government. Meube-s have been
ssied to bring ihc.r :al or.tc war-.ecpes
oc loniay efiern"Ch, with samples OF
ia foods recommended The Colonial
Dsnas now own an historical set Of
Am rican noes, showing The designs
frnr, tAc lduding 81 Columbus up 30 the
p cscnt day. This set Nvi!l be Oh eXhi-
ht on. Monday afternoon.
Miss Janet jackson and Miss Ruth
Cranor gave a instinec play dance In the
Princess Theatre. New York, on We'd
neAday.
Mrs. W. Scott Bcrgland is visiting in
Baltimore. for several days.
Mrs, Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., has re-
turned from a visit to her daughter, in
New Jersey.
Mrs. George r. Honecker has returned
from visit Of ten days in Brooklyn, n.
T., where she was the guest Of her sis
Ger. Mrs J. Dana Allen.
Mrs. A. H. Berlin returned last night
from an extended visit In Florida and the
South
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Curtis have re-
turned from ST. Augustine, Florida, and
Camden, 5. c.
Mrs. Daniel o. Hastings will give
costume dance for the benefit of the
Red Cross at the Hastings summer resi-
dence on Kings Highway, In Dover, on
the evening OF April i9
Mrs. NJ o. Leach. Of this city, has
announced the marriage Of her daush-
ter Miss Ida Francis Leach, to Freder-
lex Ernest Kingston, OF New Haven,
Conn. The wedding took place In New
York on Thursday, April g. al the
Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue
and Tweniy-ninth street. Miss Helen
Leach sister Of the bride, was the
brides attendant. Arthur J. Philbon,
deputy controller Of New York City. was
best man. After a short honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingston will reside In
New Haven, where Mr.. Kingston Is en-
gagged In the brokerage business.
A. p. Townsend Of Georgetown. was
visiting in Wilmington last week.
Mrs. Mary Grant, Of this city. has
returned after a visit to her brother in
ohio.
Mrs. Mllard Ritchie OF Newark. DEL
has been visiting friends in this city.
c. r. Habin Of Wilmington, is the
guest OF his sister Mrs. NJ. F. Ritchle,
Of Newark, Del.
on Monday evening, April Is, a beau
tful program Of piano music VIII be
given by a well-known Philadelphia
pianist. d Hendrix Ezerman. Among
many Interesting numbers the versa
the artist VIII play compositions by
lAe French composer, Debussy who re-
Gently died in Paris. This is Mr. Ezer-
mans flrst appearance IN Wilmington.
and the concert viii be given at the
New Century Club.
Mrs. Gertrude Frltts. widow OF DR..
Stewart A. Friits. has returned to her
home at Rensselaer, Hudson. after
visit In this city as the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. h. W. Jester, Of No. 1904 Kirk
avenue. She has two sons In the SER
Tice. Frank, stationed at Camp Ethan
Allen, W ani a second son In service
with tl' Marines at Paris Island, s. C.
Owing to the dfilculty OF making hotel
reservations IN Washington. the dele
Rates TO the Continental Congress. Ma
tional Society, d. A. r.. will be enter
talned 10 the homes OF Washington mem
bers 10 a greater extent than usual Tho
Congress VIII meet from April A TO
April 49, Delegates attending from this
city viii probably include Mrs. Edmund
p Moody, vice-pres.dent general from
Delaware; Mrs. George G. Hall. Mrs S.
NJ. Council. and Mrs. James II. Scott.
Wilmingionians registered at the Ho-
tel ST. Charles. Atlantic City during
the past week. were the Rev. II. F.
Waldron, n B. SHEDS and Mr.. and Mrs.
IL L. Bailey.
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