Evening journal., 1918-02-16


Cramer are planning to give an Easter
recital in Wilmington. Local society
people are looking forward with much
pleasure to this coming event. Miss
Jackson has delighted Wilmington
audiences many times with her artistic
Interpretation Of famous musical COM
positions in the rhythm Of the dance.
Miss Jackson and Miss Cramcr have
been doing a great deal Of war work
this season IN concction with their
dancing Under The Y. NJ c. A. all-
spices they danced at Camp Upton,
Yaphank. last Saturday. Next week
they will 60 10 Princeton. 10 dance FOR
the Aviation Corps under the patron
age Of Mrs Douglas Robinson. The
Easter recital, in Wilmington, which
has the title "a Joyous Hour viii
contain many original and novel feat
ures In pantomime and dancing
Miss Amy F dupont is spending the
month Of February at Ormond Florida
with Mrs Harry Clifton Adams. and
her daughter. Miss Margaret Smith. of
Phdisdelphia.
Mrs Francis I. dupont will leave
Philadelphia early in March for
Charleston, s. c.. where she will re-
main for a month.
Mrs. a. II. Berlin and Mrs. A. u.
Warner attended a civil luncheon in
Chester, Yesterday. as representatives
OF the Wilmington New Century Club.
William + Carnes, an official Of the
Bethlehem shipbuildlng Corporation,
now resident in Bethlehem but former
ly OF Wilmington. was a guest at the
Hotel dupont on Thursday
A wedding Of interest to Whining
ton society will be that Of Mrs. Richard
B. Hynson, IT., Of Chestertown, Md
and Rogers Wilson, Of this city. to
take place in Baltimore today The
ceremony viii be performed by the
Rev. Henry b. Martin Of Chesiertown.
az The home Of The brides sou-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mes. Carol
Stollenwerck. al Roland Park Only the
Immediate families Of the bride and
groom viii be present Mr. and Mrs
Wilson will be al home at Indian Hill,
an estate between Wilmington and
Newport, after the first Of April Mr.
Wilson Is an Official OF the dupont
Company. a son Of the late Colonel
Andrew G. Wilson. and is a brother OF
Mrs. Lammot dupont
Miss Lillian Janvier Humphrey.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Warden p
Humphrey, Of Claymont, and Harold
rutherford sheppard the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sheppard. Of this city,
will be married at West Presbyterian
ThtrrDh "a 4 80 L. NH
Rev. a n Keigwin. of New York. pas
tor emeritus. will perform the cere-
mony, assisted by the Rev Dr.. L.
+ anklin smiley pastor Of West
Church.
The bride viii be attended by Miss
Doro ny NJ Harrar, OF Atglen. Pa. as
the maid OF honor. with Miss Harry
II Hygate OF Wilmington. and Miss
Ruth MacNay, OF Philadelphia, a. her
bridesmaids Ernest Sheppard brother
Of The groom, will act as the best man
The bride Will be given in marriage by
her father. The ushers viii be J.
Willard Humphrey, brother Of the
bride; G Hubert Bonsall, OF Haver-
straw n. Y; Wickham Harter and
Harry Porter, OF Kenton. n ].
The ceremony viii be followed by
reception at the home Of the brides
parents In Claymont
Miss Humphrey and Mr. Sheppard
are graduates Of the same class, VIII
tnington High School Miss Humphrey
IS a charming and accomplished young
woman. The groom Is an instructor IN
the Princeton School Of Aviation. and
Tie Young couple viii make their home
In Princeton. Frank Sheppard, father
of the groom. is general agent for the
provident Life and Trust Company.
Mrs. Gertrude Latrobe will give a
dance this evening in the New Century
Club for her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Charles II Latrobe, OF Baltimore The
guests Will be members Of the younger
married set. the debutanies. and Of
ncers from the nearby forts.
Mrs c. p Chandler 2d, Of Boston. is
the guest Of Mrs William C Ramsey
and Mrs Alfred du p. Chandler. at
nalhousie.
Mrs Frederick Barker. Jr, had as
her guest last week her mother, Mrs.
Tsnt. Of Syracuse, n. Y.
Mrs. CYRUS Johnston. Of scorrsdale.
Pa is the guest Of her sister, Miss
Anna Hilles.
Mrs Edsar NJ Hoopes had as her
guest last week Mrs. T. n. Bain Of
Newburg, n. Y.
Miss Ruth II Taylor has returned
from a visit to Washington, d. c.
Lieutenant Paul J. Rutan came home
today on a weeks furlough from Camp
Lee. Petersburg. Va.
Today marks the fifty-first wedding
anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
W. Steward, Of No S07 West street.
They are making no special observance
OF the event. but friends and d/acquaint-
ances are Offering congratulations.
The first Lenten inter-par0chial mis-
sion study class will meet on Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Fred
erfck Brinehurst Mrs William II.
Beacon will be the leader
The annual meeting OF the Alumnae
Association Of the Misses Hebb's School
VIII be held at 3 O'Clock on the after
noon Of March T. owing to transpor-
tation and other difficulties arising out
OF the war situation. the annual lunch
con will be postponed this year, prob
ably until neY October.