Evening journal., 1919-04-12
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days and then go TO New York. Sh,
will return in this city frequently dur
ing the next few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. COnnable re-
Gently returned from their two month,
trip in Miami Florida, and cruising il
l.southern waters. Mrs. Connable's new
yacht, Jullna, is following and she
hopes to be able soon TO join II enroute
Mrs. Hollyday 6. Needs, Jr., who ha:
been spending several days in Washing
ton, returned yesterday.
Mrs. George NJ. Nesbitt and Mrs. John
II. Janney have returned from Atlantic
City. Mrs. Janney has gone TO her home
in Sandy Springs, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell II. Durham re-
turned on Wednesday from Pinehurst
n. C. They were away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Maxcey and Miss
Helen Maxcey. Of Gardner, Maine, have
been the guests this week OF Mrs. II. NJ
Taylor and Miss Mildred Taylor, of No
1906 Broome street.
Mrs. Daniel S. Keller. OF Rosemont,
Pa. is receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Frances. Mrs.
Keller has frequently visited this city.
Lieutenant Keller was killed overseas
last fall in the Argonne Forest drive.
DR.. and Mrs. James A. Draper enter
tained several guests last evening at
their home, Pennsylvania avenue and
Park
Mrs. II. E. Doremus Is spending the
weekend in New York City.
Mrs. Horace L. Lindsay has been the
guest OF Mrs. Frank Patterson.
Mrs. James F. NieIds spent several
days in New York City this week.
Mrs. L. G.. Bissell, Of New York City.
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Tallman over the weekend.
Miss Amelia Warner, Of Cleveland. O..
is spending the weekend with Miss
Corinne Mendinhall.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Jr.. and child
rem, OF Newburg, n. j., will be the
week.
The Rev. and Mrs. William II. Laird
have returned from a fortnight stay at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank E. Patterson has returned
from short vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frank G. Tallman will give a
buffet luncheon on April 2i at her home.
No. iiOl West Tenth street.
Mrs. William Winder Laird viii give
a buffet luncheon on April 23 in honor
or Mrs. Walter J. Laird who has recent
ly come to live in this city.
Miss Marion Belts and Miss Helen
Thomson. members Of the Red Cross
Motor Corps. who have been contribut-
ing greatly to the comfort and welfare
OF the cOnvalescing soldiers at Base
Hospital, No. II. Cape May, y. j., re-
turn to this city next Thursday. They
have been at the cape for two weeks.
Miss Juliet Mace and Mrs. Wilbur L.
Adams, members OF the Motor Corps,
will go TO Cape May next Thursday and
continue this work.
Miss Mary Curtis, who has been
spending several days in New York,
will return home the middle Of next
week.
Mrs. J. Ralph. Baily has returned
from a short Vacation in Atlantic City.
Friends OF Mrs. Thomas Williams
Harris, Jr., will be glad TO know that
she has recovered from an operation
Tor appendicitis and has left the hos
Dital. She Is now at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. II. NJ. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris expects soon TO move into !
heir new home at Wawaset.
The Rev. Henri Anet, B. D., IL. n. |
" Brussels, who was in Belgium dur
ng the invasion and who recently Wis |
ted the battlefront in Flanders and the |
devastated regions OF France will speak |
m Tuesday evening at the home Of |
ieneral and Mrs. T. Coleman dupont. |
Ie will take as his subject. "The War
# Yesterday and the Peace of Tomor- |
ow.' Madame Anet will also speak.
The meeting will be presided over by
)ayid T. Marvel.
Mrs. Carlisle L. Hubbard and chill
rem left this morning for Washington,
}. c., TO spend week with relatives.
Mrs. Meredith l. Samuel and children I
cave the last Of this month for Chey-
nne, Wyo.. where they will spend the
Major Samuel is stationed at
ort Russell. Cheyenne.
Principal A. H. Berlin. OF the VIII
lington High School. will attend the
iastern Arts Association convention.
nd visit New York City schools next
,eek. While in the metropolis he will
e the guest OF his daughter.
Charles p. Gooding. a graduate Of the
High School, who is a
tudent in the College Of Arts and Sci
nee at Lehlgh University, has been
lected to the editorial board OF the
Lehigh Brown and White,n' the news
aper of the student body.
Mrs. Harvey p. Smith is entertaining
Iiss Lille V. Askins, of Baltimore, Md.
Miss lula V. Bolten spent yesterday
q Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Knots are
pending two weeks in Atlantic City.