Evening journal., 1919-10-04
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All local society folks. have returncI
from The mountains and seashore an'
are now preparing for livley autumn
season. Many weddings are announce,
for this month. Several teas also havI
been arranged in honor OF The society
buds. This season promises TO be th'
most active social period since long be
fore the war days.
For two seasons there have been nc
coming out parties and therefore, nc
debuianles But this year Wilmington
society viii socially present several
young women.
Among The FIRST affairs to be given
viii be a tea on October IS by Mrs,
William c. Ramsey. i'm honor OF her
iN0 daughters the Misses Marry Morris
Ramsey and Jane Tilghman Ramsey,
The tea will be given at the Ramsey
home at Guyencourt, and will be a very
delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst
left Tuesday morning for Detroit,
where they will attend the convention
Of st. Andrews Brotherhood. They
will remain for the general convention
of The Episcopal Church, which opens
October and continues until the end
Of The month. Many other Whining
tonians win attend this convention.
Mrs. b. c. dupont. Miss NictOrine and
Alfred y. dupont, who have been at
Hot Springs, Va, will return home next
week.
Miss Marian Everett is visiting
friends in Marietta, ohio.
Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Buck
ner are at Hot Springs, Va.
Miss sue Collision recently visited
friends at Dover.
Miss Edith Hawkins was a guest Of
Mrs. W. r. Cook at Dover this week.
Gilbert and Alien Scarborough spent
the past weekend with their parents
at Cheswold.
Miss Mary Hollis, Of Camden, is
visiting friends here.
MIR. ami Mrs. Sydney NJ. Harrison
spent several days this week in New
York city.
Mrs. William Winder Laird and Miss
Margaret Laird left Thursday for an eN-
tended trip through Canada
Miss Grace knight, Of Rockville, Md,
is the guest Of Mrs. g. +. Nesbitt.
Or. and Mrs. John II. Janney, Jr. OF |
Sandy Springs, Md. are weekend !
guests of Mrs. G.. r. Nesbitt. Or. and |
Mrs. Janney recently returned from
overseas. where Dr. Janney was in the
service for thirteen months. While in
England Dr. Janney was connected with
HE hospital donated by Mrs spencer !
lay. It was while at the hospital that
Dr. Janney met his bride, Miss Brenda
Hopkins. who was a volunteer nurse.
Hiss Hopkins was a niece OF Lady
,owper and is charming little
English woman DR.. Janney has many (
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. u. c. Aspril and daughter have q
TO this city after spending the q
summer with her sister, Mrs. NJ r.
1ayis, at Odessa.
Robert p Fletcher is taking an cleo c
irical engineering course at Delaware
College. /,
Miss Catherine Burkhart OF Boston,
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. C. c
Dunn. While here she will attend the [
wedding OF her cousin. Miss Marjorie | {
Dunn who will be married 10 John w III
Lynch next Thursday morAing at st. Z
paul's r.. C.. Church Miss Dunn was a / {
former employe OF the Atlas Powder Ia
Company. Mr. Lynch has many friends y
In this city After a wedding trip a
through the New England STATES, Mr..
and Mrs Lynch will be "at home" at a
No 1901 West Sixth street, this city h
Miss Catherine C. Fletcher formerly A
a chemist with the Hercules Powder
Company, is taking a graduate course a
in chemistry at the University OF Wis c
consin L
Miss Mary NJ. Fletcher has returned
10 the Academy Of Fine Arts, Philadel-
phia
Mrs. William Pierson, OF odessa, is e
'isiting friends in this city. o
Mrs. Victor Long has returned TO her y
rome at Odessa after spending some O
ime with relatives here.
Calvin Outten spent the past week d
md with his parents at Townsend.
Northrop r. Fletcher is taking a gen n
'ral engineering course at Delaware Col
ege
Miss Edith Ehason spent several
lays last week with friends at Middle
own
Edward Turner visited is parents at -
sheswold last week.
The Rev. and Mrs r. ?. Besuchamp !,
md son Herbert, were guests Of friends =
II Townsend recently.
Abram Braiton spent the mast ,vesl VI