Evening journal., 1919-09-10


Many local society folk have already
.emrned from the mountains or sea
shore and others VIII follow within the
lext few weeks Houses are being
opened and preparations made for a
lively autumn season. Many weddings
are announced for this month and Oc-
.ober.
Following the weddings. there will be
delightful days for the society buds.
This season promises to be the most
active social one, since long before the
war days.
Mrs. Charles II. iatrobe, Jr., will be
one Of the Bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss Ruth Martin of Baltimore and
Joseph NJ Fox. 2d. OF Chestnut Hill, pa,
IN Baltimore on Saturday, October g.
Mrs Thomas Miller. Mrs. Arthur
ketchum and Mrs Dougles Moore have
returned from Nentnor. n. j., where
they spent the summer at the Russell
r. Dunham Collage.
Mrs. George F. Nesbitt. Jr., Of Sandy
Springs, Md. has announced the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss Helen
Nesbitt 10 A. Douglas Farquhar, Of
Sandy Springs The wedding will take
place the last Of October Miss Nesbitt
Is well known in this city and has fire.
quently visited her aunt Mrs. w C..
Nesbltt, Mr. Farquhar has many
friends and relatives in this city. lie is
a cousin Of Caleb Stabler and OF NAL
colin Farquhar. who is general man
ager OF 'Longwood, the estate Of Pierre
S. dupont.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles l.. Candee,
Miss Alice Candee and William Candee
who have been on a six-weeks' trip 30
Alaska, will return TO this city on Fri |
day. The party have visited Glacier
Park, Montana and Vancouver. The re- /
turn 20 the States was made through !
the Canadian Rockies
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shewill Ellis !
and daughter, Miss Frances Ellis will I
return this week from Seaside Park, /
n. j.. to their home near Media. They /
have spent the summer at the New Jer-
sey resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Leslie Carpenter and (
absence Of two months. Mr.. Carpenter
spent the month Of July in Havana,
Cuba and Joined his family at their
camp near Nanunka Chunk in August /
Former Judge and Mrs George Gray. I
who have been spending some time at .
Eagles Mere. -. will return home on /!
September IS.
Miss Amy Powell, OF Washington is I
the guest Of Mrs. William Winder 1
Laird.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Stabler and Miss
Mary Goldsborough Laird. leave lomor-
row for an extended trip 10 South 4
America They expect TO be away sew
eral months
Mrs. NJ. s. Hopes who has spent the
summer in the State Of Washington is
expected home The middle OF this
month.
Mrs Charles A. Tome and young
daughter will return 30 her home at
the Brandywine Apartments. the latter
part Of this week, after spending the
summer at the home OF her mother,
Springgettebury," Spring Mlll, Pa.
Mrs. George H. Nesbin and grand
daughter. Miss Bette Nesbitt, are spend
ing sometime in Sandy Springs, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin J. Murphey will
return next week from Ocean City. n.
j., where they spent the summer.
George Gray. Jr.. has returned from
visiting his sister. Mrs. Henry Thouron,
at Eagles Mere, Pa.
Dr. Edgar Q. Bullock has returned
from Ocean City. ~ j., where he spent
the month Of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Randolph OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa. were weekend guests
Of Mrs. Martha Grant.
Mrs. Job II. Jackson and Miss Eliza
beth Jackson returned last week from
Wernersvillo. Pa, where they spent the
month of August.
Mrs. J. Montieth Jackson has return d
ed from Cape May, where she spent
several weeks.
Mrs. William B. Mason and Miss
Helen Howard are spending several days
at Atlantic City \
Mrs. w II. Fenn Jr., and children \
who have spent the summer in New {
Hampshire, are expected home on sat {
urday.
Miss Anne B. Gray is still the guest e
Of friends at Alarblehead Mass It is a
expected she will be away for several il
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