Evening journal., 1919-03-08

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Howard z. Henderer here. Mrs. All
son has host OF friends in this city
For seven years her husband was pas
tor Of West Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Collins Ketchan
are receiving congratulations on thC
birth Of a son on March 3.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lyman D. Both
we'll are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Bownton, No. 2207 Boulevard
Mrs. Caleb Stabler returned an Thurs
day from a trip to Tennessee, and
other southern States. She was away
several weeks.
Miss Marion Durham left on Tuesday
for Augusta, Ga. She expects to be
away three weeks. Miss Durham went
away with a party OF New York friends.
Major Paul Daily Of New York City
who has frequently visited this city,
arrived in New York on Thursday on
the s. Mauretania from overseas du-
ties He is a cousin Of Mrs. John F..
Neary. Major DAILY went abroad in
September, 1917. He saw a great amount
OF active service and Is wearing five
wound stripes and has been decorated
three times, having the croix de guerre,
the legion OF honor medal, and the med
al for distinguished service. His
friends In this city are proud Of his
record. He expects TO come to VIII
mington soon
Mrs. Henry HOPES and her daugh-
ter. Henrietta, will 80 to Atlantic City
tomorrow ana remain for two weeks,
Michael Sexton and daughters. Miss
Bella and Miss Dora Sexton who have
been spending the month at Palm
Beach arc expected home on Monday.
Mrs. James i. Wallace and Miss MIR
ginla Wallace, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. II. B. Bradford. at Edge
Moor, have returned to their homes in
Altoona, Pa.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Reese viii
leave next week for Florida.
Mrs. James n. Ginns left on Thurs
day for Florida. She expects to be
away at the southern resorts for sew
eral weeks. ~
David Topkis returned this week
from an extended trip tin Florida.
Or. and Mrs. Irvine NJ. Finn are on
an extended trip TO Florida.
Miss Alargaretta Miller. Of Red Oak
load. president Of the Mortified
.eague Of Wilmington. sailed today for
verseas work. She goes abroad un-
er the auspices Of the Y. NJ. C. a. and
xpects 70 be away year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend w. Miller and
Irs. William Heine returned yesterday
'om a tour through California. They
ere away six weeks.
Miss Charlotte Wells left yesterday
,r Atlantic City.
Victor Topkis. who has been spend
g some tine in New York City, re-
lrned Thursday to attend the first an \
lal reception and dance Of the Young $
ems Hebrew Association. {
Miss Rachel Dilkes, Of Pltman. n. j.,
no has been the guest Of Mrs. Harry I
azewell, returned home yesterday. I
Mrs. J. w. Sheldrlck, Of Harrington,
,ent the week with relatives in this {
ty.
Miss Alice Foote, Of Philadelphia, has /
.en visiting relatives in this city. II
Mrs. ]. Hunt Holt IS spending the Z
eek-end with friends in Norristown, Q
Miss Elsie Saxton and Mrs. ]. Paul /,
evens are staying in Atlantic City for
yeral days.
Scott s. Baker. assistant treasurer
Id manager Of the Delaware Trust
,mpany. has Just returned from New
ork City, after spending a few days "
ith friends there. L
Lieutenant Arthur W. Porter, who .,
as been in the Ouartermaster Corps. ii
Gated in San Francisco, was mustered :,
Ut OF the service on February 20. and el
is many friends are glad to welcome IL
i'm back at his old position as note n
Her with tho Delaware Trust Com
any. a
Ayres J. stockly il spending the a,
'eek-end With his mother in Smyrna. In
Former Judge Daniel o. Hastings and =,
lmily are staying at their home.
Iapledale. near Dover. over the week 2,
nd. :,
Mr.. ana Mrs George sticsier and II
lildren and Mr. and Mrs. Harry nut n,
n inotored TO Washington today 10 =
ey u few days
Mrs Robert L. Parsons, OF No. 2i03
adison street. who has been very IN. q
reported improving Il
Louis Topkis, who has been spending n
me time IN Florida, IS expected home te
xt week.
Mrs. George Lees, Of Baltimore, who s.
5 been visiting friends IN this city, e
8 returned home. ~
,frs. Spencer Cochran has returned "
me from q visit TO her. sister, Mrs Cl
bert Tweed. at Newark. Del. IN
.llsn Daily. of Stanford, Conn. was ar