Evening journal., 1919-11-15
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Morris, who re
turned from their wedding trip to Ho
Springs. Va. about a week ago, anc
who have been spending the lnterven-
ing time as the guests Of Mrs. Morris
mother, Mrs. Edgar Malin Hopes, in
this city. will leave tomorrow for their
new home, No. 27 East Elshty-nrst
street, New York city.
After an eight-mOnths' stay at Glad.
wyn SanitOrium, where he went after
his nervous breakdown, former Judge
Edward G. Bradford has returned 10
his home at Hagley, and Is resting
quietly. Although better than when he
| left, he is still far from well, and is un-
able as yet 10 see any of his friends. He is
/ however, able TO take his daily walks
about the garden and grounds, pas
time which he has always greatly en-
joyed. He expects to continue at Hag-
/ ley, where he has been ever since his
return last month. and it is hoped that
| his condition will allow him to do so.
( II is felt that If anything can be Of
benefit TO him both mentally and ply
sically. IL is the peace and quiet Of his
home.
Mrs Kerro Knox OF Buenos Aires.
Argentina, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Mullin at Holly Oak. Mrs.
Knox is a sister of Miss Esther B. Glib
son, the flancee Of DR.. John II. Mulln.
Mrs. Knox will not be home to attend
the wedding Of her sister and Dr.. Null
lin, which will take place in the near
future.
Mrs. Everett Ranney OF Hillsdale.
Mich, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. W.
Rutan, Of Bellefonte. Mrs. Ranney will
be remembered as Miss Bertha Boone.
She expects to remain In the least
one month.
Mrs. Joseph Williams, Of Giipin ave
nue. and Hancock street, entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Driscoll have
spent this week in Wesley. Md, and
Chincoteague, Va, on a cunning trip.
They expect TO return early next week.
Mrs. DriscOl Will be remembered as
Mrs. Clara B. Carter. The wedding of ,
Mr. and Mrs. Driscol took place re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer
attended the Penn-Pitt football game In
Philadelphia this afternoon. After the
game they will attend a dinner party
at the Cafe L'LaighlOn. With them are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wardle, Miss Eliza
beth Baylin, Miss Jane Behan and Miss
Beatrice Hume.
Miss Bertha Hess, Of Philadelphia, is [
visiting Mrs. William F. Dorsey. Mrs.
Dorsey expects to sail for Switzerland /,
early in December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Masland and
children Of Oak Lane, Pa, formerly OF :
this city, have been the guests Of Mrs.
Ralph Dinsmore at Bellefonte.
Mrs. Rebecca Dektor and her son
Henry, Of No. 522 Heald street, have
gone on a two Weeks visit 10 Mrs.
Debtors sister, in the mountains Of
Cumberland county, Pa.
Miss Helen SEWER spent last weekend
in Washington with Major and Nj
William Walsh.
The Rev E. C. Prettyman was a re-
cent guest OF the Rev. E. C. Hoffecker I
and family at Bellevue, Md.
Mrs. w. A. Boone, Of Frederick. was !
a guest of friends here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heller visited rela-
tives in Odessa this week.
Miss Katherine Digrnan spent thr
past weekend with her parents at War
wick, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Chamberlain, Mis-
May Chamberlain and Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Sharp, recently visited friends
Frederick.
Howard Furniss spent the weekend
at Laurel.
Mrs. Charles Byrd has returned HON,
from visit to her mother, at Seaford.
William Phillips, of odessa, was
visitor here last week.
Arnold Crawford recently visited his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. N. Crawford
near Cecilton.
Miss Helen Johnson spent the pas
weekend with friends at Port Deposit.
DONATION DAY.
Next Thursday will be donation day
1t the Deaconess Home, No. 3O7 West
street Donations Of all kinds. includ-
ng money. will be cheerfully received