Evening journal., 1919-03-12

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daughter. Miss HENRIETTA Hoopes, are IN
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Franklin ]. Murphy and daugh-
ter. Susanne, are spending several days
in New York City
Mrs. William II. Laird has returned
from "a visit TO friends in Alexandria.
Va.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes. sr., and
daughter, Miss Mildred Hopes. are
spending three or four days at the Bilt-
more, New York CITY.
Mrs. Morris Poucher and her daugh-
ters, Miss Poucher and Miss Elizabeth
Poucher have returned from a visit to
friends in Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Nesbitt OF Sandy Springs,
Md, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
G. f. Nesb.tt in this city.
Mrs. Russell Gilpin and daughter,
Helen Of lewiston Me. who have been
visiting Mrs. Ferdinand Gilpin. for two
months, have returned home.
Mrs. William Chadwick Of Lyme,
Conn, who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs. John Bancroft, since before
Christmas, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. Ralph Baily and her small
daughter, Josephine, have gone to At
ian City for a ten-day stay.
Mrs. Joseph N. Pusey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Warner left today for
Florida.
Miss Ruth Newman Of Philadelphia,
flancee of Edward T. Janney, has been
the guest Of Mrs. VIII C. Nesbitt.
Miss Ruth H. Taylor, Of Boston, who
has been visiting Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes,
Sr., has gone 10 Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Johnston,
Mrs David Lindsay. Jr.. and children
and Mrs. Poyntel Johnston and little
son, who have been spending some time
at Pine Forest Inn, Summerville 5.
C., will return home in a short time.
Benjamin w. Morris. Of New York
bltSs olSne Guhuot WIN ms ANo''4 w.
Hopes, Sr.
Word has come from Camden, 5. e,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland
will return to Wilmington about
April G.
Mrs. George Chambers is visiting in
Florida.
Mrs. preston Lea and daughter. Miss |
Louise Lea, are at Mission Inn, River
side, Calf.
William D. Stoops. who has been at /
the dupont Company's Old Hickory I
plant near Nashville. Tenn, for the last
nine months, has returned home.
Mrs. John Kearney Rodgers Is stlll at
her Southern home, "Emarita," Jensen,
Fla. She will probably remain another
month at the Southern resort.
Henry p. Scott and Henry p. Scott,
Jr., are at Palm Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson
spent the weekend in New York City.
Mrs. Henry p. Scott Is spending the
week IN New Haven, Conn.,, and New
York City. While away she will visit
her son, Sidney Scott, who is a student
at Yale University.
Mrs. James n. Ginns and her broth
ers Charles and William TOpkis, who
have been spending some time IN Flor
ida, left that resort today for Cuba.
Friends Of Hudson G. bravo will be
glad to know Of his arrival home from
France. While overseas he saw much
active service. Among the interesting
trophies brought home were three
large guns, which came from the west
ern front.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Foard visit
ed relatives in Newark yesterday.
Captain Victor N. Camp, of Newark,
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Walter Elzey. Of Seaford, a Delaware Il
College student, who IS in Delaware
Hospital. this city, suffering from ap- 5
is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. who has been :
spending the past week in Baltimore, !,
arrived home today. 4
Lieutenant Ernest Kitchen is expect
d TO arrive in New York City today c
rom overseas duty. He Is aboard the
iteamship Estagne. Lieut.. Kitchen has
,een overseas for eighteen months. He
5 the brother Of Claude Kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Bissell, Of NJ
lew York City, spent the weekend
With Mrs. Bissell's parents, Mr.. and
lrs. Frank G. Tallman. A
Mrs. Edward Belts returned home
from Florida. NJ
Mrs. William H. Fem, Jr., is spend
ng a few days in New York City.
Holstein Harvey. Jr., Of Camp Mer-
ut, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Iarvey and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL
Iolstein Harvey, Sr. He arrived from
duty last Thursday and Is
till stationed at the debarkation camp, W
NJ expects to be sent to Camp Dix to
Q mustered out Of the service. Private
Iarvey was a member Of the 3i2th
Train, and was abroad NJ,
even months.
Mrs. Paul Matthews and small son. sc