Evening journal., 1918-06-15

NdAAN VI = tRAAANT tNtAtf
Brazelton. L. rs. r., have returned to
this city after their wedding trip.
Mrs. Harry G. Haskell will enter
tain the Garden Club at her home on
Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Miss Janice Switzerland expects to
lesve next week for Dreat Neck. Long
Island, where she VIII spend a month,
The Misses zaidee and Pevis Miller,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Miller, and Miss Mary Miller daughter
Of Mrs. Robert Miller. have returned
from the George School.
Miss Florence Miller expects to leave
this city June 2s for New York. She
will take a teacher course at the Col
1mbia University. s.
Matthew Spence OF Jersey City Is Wis
itins his daughter Mrs. George w.
Dorsey, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg have
had as their guest, Herman snellen-
burg, OF New York.
Miss Ruthsnna Taylor, Miss Eliza
beth Young. Miss Mary Grubb and Miss
Dorothy Warner, returned last night
snd today from the Mary Lyon School |
at Swartbmore, where they are pupils. /
Miss Taylor was member OF the cast /
OF "Pomsnder Walk" the commence
ment play given IN the garden Of the 1
school on Thursday afternoon. Par
ents and several friends of the VIII \
h. ]
revels and comy yencement exercises.
Miss Janet Jackson. Of New York, is
the guest OF Miss Mildred HOPES.
Miss Kitty Harvey. OF Virginia, is the
guest Of Miss Margaretia Miller.
Miss Margaret d. Millspaugh who
has been spending a fortnight with
her sister. Mrs. Edgar Q. Bullock, left
yesterday for Washington, D. C.
Miss Virginia Pendleton. OF Brooklyn, /
n. y. a pupil Of the Mary Lyon School |
her -classmate, Miss Elizabeth Young,
OF No. 2i07 Boulevard.
Lieutenant Frank D. Wilson. Of this
city, left Wilmington yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he will be sta
toned.
Mrs. Carl Zoch and small son Carl, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, are visiting Mrs. S. w.
Rutsn at Bellefonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Evans, OF
Milford, on Monday, celebrated their
golden wedding. Mr.. Evans has been
at the head Of the firm OF S. C. Evans
and Son for nifty years, having some
years ago retired from active business
life when his oldest son took charge Of
their business. Mrs. Evans was the
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cow, Of Nonkers, N. y.
Mrs. II. Herbert Hirzel and sons.
John c. and Samuel T.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence w Morgan. Of this city. are visit
ing Mrs. Hirzel's mother, Mrs. Jennie |
w. Taylor, at Rising sun, Md.
A meeting OF the Wa Work Com
mittce OF the Y. w. C.. a. will be held
IN New York at No GOO Lexington
avenue, on Monday. June a.. Mrs. j.
kearney Rodgers will represent the +
Wilmington association at that time.
Reports VIII be given by Mrs. T. Cole
man dupont and Mrs. James Cushman.v
The New Era Branch OF the Interna-
tional Sunshine Society held its an
nual meeting recently at the homo OF
Mrs Carl Snellenburg at Bellefonte.
Mrs Garrett jefferson Hart presided}
over the meeting and was reelected
president The meeting was well at
tended. After the regular business
meeting. A social hour was spent, and
an especially attractive musical pro
gram was given. The guests OF honor
were Mrs. Elizabeth Talley. Mrs.
Frances Meredith and Mrs. Louis Good
ley. who were all elected honorary
membc-s
Mrs William YYinder Laird is spend
Ing fhe week end in Virginia
Mr. Mrs. Arthur Mackenzie Lind or
Baltimore, Md. have come TO reside in
Wilmington. They are temporarily oc-
cupying the house OF Philip d. Laird,
OF No 1902 RiverYiew avenue. Mr..
Lind is a brother OF Mrs. William II.
Laird
Mrs. Herbert B., Mearns OF No. 4ii
North Broome sset entertained las.
evening few Of her girl friends IA