Evening journal., 1919-04-26
Society

WQEL1Eg1E2l
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. CapeIe. Jr.
are spending the week end in AtlantlD
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latrobe ant
little daughter or Baltimore. have re-
oenay come to this city TO make theli
home.
Mrs. George p. Hoffecker left on
Wednesday for New York. Next weel
she win go 90 Atlantic City FOR q
weeks stay with Mrs. Hofrecker's
mother. Mrs. r. r. Candy. who ha.
taken States avenue cottage for On,
summer
Miss Frances Rennard and Prlvat,
Kennarc are spending several days al
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. C.. Plank and son
Donald, have returned from Nltor. W
Va. where they have been located Tor
the past year. Mr.. Plank has return
ed 90 his former position with The Her
cules Powder Company AZ present the
planks are living at the Hotel dupont
but expect soon 10 move into their
new home az Wawasct
Mrs. William NJ Francis Is spending
the week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. *. Bowen at Newark
Ensign Howard p. Young. aviator of
The naval air service, recently assigned
10 inactive service and John A. Thoms.
.lr.. who recently was discharged from
The navy. he having been a member OF
the band at Missahickcn Barracks.
cape May. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
james p. Young of R.dgencld Park. y.
j.. formerly OF this city. The two
Wllmingt0nians have planned a round
Of pleasure i'm New York City for sew
eral days and expect 90 renew ac-
quaintances with some OF their former
comrades In the service who live there
Mr. Thomas. who is a pianist and
saxaphone player of high ability. cN-
NifNN1 AN NNNa GO "a fNlANfNN I lAA aH'N w TO
for soldiers who have returned from
overseas, be having composed a new
Jazz selection cntielcd "The Scasick
Glide"
John G. Boulder Of No. iiOi West
Seventh street is spending some time
In Atlantic City. after a serious op-
erati0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart strickland and
son left yesterday TO spend The week
end at Atlantic City.
Miss Eva p. Weldin OF Blue Ball, Is
spendlng several weeks in Baltimore
and Washington, ID. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Scott left to-
day for visit 20 the mountains OF
Pennsylvania. where Philadelphia
friends Of Mrs. Scott have opened a
hunting lodge for the spring season.
Jesse C. Goodwin OF Washington, d. I.
c., was a recent visitor here.
Lieutenant William Majors. OF Wash |
ngton, ID. c., formerly stationed In |
this city was a Wilmington visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Truss OF Bethlehem, Pa
Is visiting Wilmington friends.
Colonel Theodore Townsend Of Nil
ford was in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beeson spent
last week al pleasantVille, y. j.
Harry Tally OF Bellevue, has been
visiting Harlan J. Feaster at Crisneld,
Md.
NJ ]. oum was recent visitor in
Baltimore.
Mrs. william A. Webb and son, Price
Webb Of Milford, have returned home
after visiting Mrs. Webbs sister, Mrs.
John Titus, Of Gordon Heights.
Mrs. Harriet Pine Of Bridgeton. n.
j.. and Dr.. +. II. Pine Of Rising sun.
Nd , are the week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs p. NJ. Arnold, OF No. 1920 JEFF
ferson street
Miss Margaret Drysdale and Miss
Dorothy TOmlinson Of Dover were re-
cent visitors here.
Mrs. Stanley ID. Prouse and son, are
The guests Of Miss Minnie Schabinger
Of Dover.
Miss Sue Woodland is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. r. E. Stout, Of Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart spent
several days recently with Miss Myra
Everett OF FELTON,.
Miss Marie Gilbride is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Hall Davis, at Do
Yer.
Mrs. Edward Reed has returned to
her home in Camden. Del, after a visit
TO relatives in this city.
Miss Elva George spent several days ,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ,
liam George, OF Magnolia.
Ezekiel Cooper was 3 recent visitor
In Dover. s
Mrs. Elwood McNichol Of Frederics
is spending sveral days here. g
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips were re-
cent visitors in Cheswold. =
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