Evening journal., 1919-11-22

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80, to take up their residence.
William dupont, Jr., won a number
OF ribbons at the National Horse Show
at New York recently. Mr.. dupont ha:
one Of the best strings Of equines In
Delaware, in fact in the entire East.
Joseph II. Gould and Samuel II. Will
son, Jr, Of Wilmington, attended the
exhibition on Thursday.
Miss Rietta NJ Emerson, Of New
York, who has been spending several
days In this city returns 10 New York
on Monday.
Mrs. George W. Sparks returned on
Thursday from East Orange, N. j.,
where she spent a week She attended
the wedding last Saturday Of Miss
Katharine Brunson, OF East Orange, and
Charles A. Rudolph Of this city.
Mrs. Jane Pennewill is attending the
national meeting of the W. C. T. U. in
st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Charles S. Gaskill who sailed for
France today on the steamship La
France, will go Immediately to War
saw to join Colonel Gaskill. They will
remain in Warsaw a year, the COlonei
having enlisted in the service Of the
Hoover administration, and it is likely
that Mrs. Gaskill will take up some
part Of the same work. During the
war she spent much time in Paris with
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and her efficient service record brought
her before the Hoover commission, who
urged her TO join their forces.
Miss Margaret Packard, Of Baltimore.
is visiting Mrs. Sydney NJ Harrison.
Miss Katherine Hilles and her guests
Miss Myra Morgan, Miss Helen Farrell
and Miss Dorothy Wells will attend the
Penn-Cornell Thanksgiving football
game at Franklin Field.
Mrs. NJ. Il. POucher, Miss Emily and
Miss Elizabeth POucher are visiting at
santa Barbara, Cal.
Mrs. Philip D. Laird is spending sew
eral days in New York city.
Mrs Eleanor G. Kemery has returned
from Newark, N. j., where she gave a
recital of "VanderpoOl' songs.
Mrs. Henry Hopes will entertain for
Miss Frances Patterson at dinner. pre-
ceding the Bachelors Ball, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Morris and daughter,
Ethel, have left Wilmington for jack
sOnville, Fla, where they will spend a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. German. No. 22iTI
Gilpin avenue, have returned from ,
1--WE days trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Sherman C. Lloyd, Of this city,
recently In honor of her
guest, Mrs. C. C. Clifton, Of Buffalo,
n. Y.
Mrs. Charles Topkis has been spend
ing some time in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William J. Lackey, No. 40S West
rwenty-third street. is making a trip
through New England.
Miss Virginia Baynard, Of this city,
has returned from a visit to her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baynard,
near Smyrna.
Nice A1,ca y Gordnar % fbfs cfg,, |
attended a formal dance given by Miss
Alyce Hackett Of PhOenixville, Pa, last
,vening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Samonisky re-
urned this week from Petersburg, Va.
While away they attended the golden
anniversary Of Mrs. Samon-
sky's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
ieinach.
Mrs. j. w. Eby, Of No. 22O5 Boule-
ard, left on Thursday on a motor trip ;
o Harrisburg. Pa.
Miss Eva p. Weldln is spending sew
raj days nj Atlantci City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Raby are on
ew days trip to Washington.
Ellwood souder is on a business trip
o New York.
Misses Mable and Mildred Rawley and ,
Toward Rawley, of Leipsic, who have !
cen spending several days here, have
eturned TO their home.
Mrs. Sallie 6. Crouch has been the
uest of Miss Margaret Harper, at
lover.
Mrs. Frank otwell has been a recent
isiter at Dover.
Miss Helen Jacobs spent the past o
at Frederick. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Denney and chill n
'en have been the guests Of Mr.. and b
RS. James Denney, at Leipsic.
Harry Green has been visiting his B
INT, Mrs. Thomas Meredith, at VIII g
w Grove. d
DR.. and Mrs. j. Paul Lukens left to- pl
" for New York where on Monday
ey VIII meet their son and his wife