Evening journal., 1919-11-05
tSGSc1(gqEyt Q

NUWS@~ w
These are very busy days with men
bers OF local society. While not man
social features are being enjoyed
number OF affairs are holding the In
terests Of the older members and mem
bers OF the younger set.
Just as In the days OF the Llbert
Loans and the Victory Loan the wome
OF this city are doing their part by IN
Red Cross campaign this week. The
are ably supporting the drive by beln
in charge Of the various booths in tn
city, proving that they are Just a
thoughtful and patriotic as In war days
Many OF the young folks are attend
ing rehearsals OF the MERRY Whlrl,'
which Will be presented at the Play
house next week. for the benefit Of tn
children's ward OF the Delaware Hos
pitsl.
Mrs. F. L. De Almond returned OF
Monday from Rehoboth Beach.
Nn. and Mrs. William dupont. o.
bellevue Hail." will give a dinner a
the Bellevue-StratfOrd Philadelphia. or
Saturday evening, November 20. FOL.
lowed by a theatre party In honor OF
Miss Florence Paul Kane, debutante
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ken
Kane.
DR.. John II. Mullin. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John s. Mullin, OF this city. mas
arrived I'm Valparaiso on his way TO
Buenos Aires, Argentine. lie left this
city on October H. He sailed from
New York for Valparaiso. going through
the Panama Canal and along the west
coast 10 Valparaiso. Chile. From there
he proceeds TO Buenos Aires by the
American railroad.
While in South America DR.. Mullin
will be married to Miss Esther B. Glib
son, Of Beunos Aires. lie and his bride
expect TO arrive in the United States
some time about the first Of the year.
Mrs. S. II. Baynard, Jr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Douglas are guests at the Chalfonte,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Raymond Ellis, OF No. 2i0i Bay
ard avenue, recently gave a Halloween
party for her sister, Miss Ethel Dowd,
Of Fort Wayne. Miss Dowd. who has
a nne contralto voice, entertained with
some charming French songs.
Mrs. William dupont, Jr.. OF Cherry
Knoll Newtown Square. will be at
home ON November 3. from 4 until I
O'Clock. No cards have been sent out.
Miss Grace Williams. OF No. 1902 West
Ninth street, was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyle Lees. Of Baltimore, Nd, sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. :. Conner and daughter. Marion,
and Miss Kitty Mcmahon, OF Rockford,
have returned home after spending the
weekend with Miss Margaret Lockart'
OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Taylor, Leon
Whaley. Charles Jackson and Miss Edna
Klair OF Wilmington were recent guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Evan klair OF near
Stanton.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the volun-
teer Firemen's Relief Association VIII
meet tomorrow evening st their head
quarters, No. 2ii East Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Julian T. Philips. No. 2205 Mon
roe street has returned from a visit to
Atlantic City.
The Emerald Society Will give
dance in Riley Lyceum Hall. Sixth and
Pine streets, on Thanksgiving Eve, No \
vember &c.
Miss Mary z. Piper who has been
spending some time in Western Penn
sylyania will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. William Kirk. OF
No. 1918 West Eighth street.
c. p. Hearn and William p. Sparks
are on a two-weeks' business trip 20 |
New Orleans and Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smiley. Of Wash
ington. spent the week.end here.
Mrs. z. II. Stevens. OF Minneapolis. is
visiting her son. the Rev. Edmund II.
Stevens. rector OF Calvary p. z. Church.
Mr. snd Mrs. George Allen spent. the
weekend in Atlantic City.
Miss Grsce Riley spent the weekend
with friends in Atlantic City.