Evening journal., 1919-05-10
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Mrs. J. Wilcox Donaldson. Of Ne,
York City has been visiting her motheI
Nrs r. Coleman dupont
Mrs, Edgar Hobbs Arnold OF Brook
lyn. n v, has been The guest OF he
sister, Miss Elinor Vandegrifi, thi
Meek.
Mrs. Henderson Weir is visiting ol
The Hudson. New York.
Mrs. Russell II. Durham returned yes
serday from Hot Springs, Va.
Major John Lands, son OF Hon
Charles B. Lands, who has recently
been appointed military attsche e
Venezuela, has sailed FOR his post al
Caracas Venezuela.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Jr. is spend
ing the weekend in York, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winder Laird
and family left yesterday on an auto
mobile trip TO Virginia.
Mrs. ]. A. Draper and Miss Madeline
Draper viii return tomorrow from
Warren, Ohio, where they have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Trusten p
Draper.
Miss Ethel Eckler Of Brooklyn. ar
rived yesterday 10 spent a woek with
Miss Marion Durham.
Miss Anne Gray is spending the week
N New York City.
Miss Amy dupont is spending the
week in Philadelphia
Miss Christine Cause left yesterday
'or New York, where she will spend
several days.
Miss Grace Layfeld is spending the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Young, a student Of
The Mary Lyon School at Swarlhmore.
Is-spending the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. =. Young. No.
2iOl Boulevard. Miss Young has as
ner guest Miss Lucille Morse, a class
mate at the Mary Lyon school,
Miss Dorothy Lersch, Of Washing.
ton, ID. c., is the guest Of Miss Eldred
Boynton, Of No 2207 Boulevard.
Clarence A. Souiherland. a Young at
torney OF this city. Is expected home
from France about June. Mr.. Souther-
land enlisted with the ordnance de-
partment for oversas duty at the be-
ginning OF the war and has been. in
Chaumont France. at general head
quarters for about eighteen months.
Mr.. Southerland is associated with the
onlce Of former Judge Daniel o. Hast
lngs.
Miss Marion Ward is visiting friends
over the weekend in Virginia
Mrs. James B. Sparks and small son.
Bayne. have returned from visit Of
several days to Washington D. c.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Baker, OF this city. that
they arrived safely at Melbourne. Aus
iralia. on May p Mr.. Baker has gone
to Australia as the special representa- |
tive OF The sun Company. Of Phila- /
delphia.
Rev Josiah II. Crawford will leave
tomorrow for st. Louis. Mo-. ta attend
the Council OF Presbyterian Synods.
He is the representative OF the Balli-
more synod The council is composed
of thirty-six synods.
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. NfcMullin have
received word from their daughter
Mrs. James Whitfield, that she sailed
from San Francisco last Monday on
he Z. 5. s. Thomas for Russia. She
viii join her husband, Lieut. Whit
field, who is on the Asiatic Sea.
The Rev. Henry A. Gresmer. d. D..
pastor OF Second Baptist Church. will
preach tomorrow 90 the faculty and
students Of Clemson College Calhoun.
William Collier and Kenneth Hart
%e stopping at the McAlpin, New York
City. for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanrattv NJ.
Layton. who have been ON a western
irip for Mr.. Hanratiy's health. have re-
turned home. Mr. Vanraity seems much
benefited
William B. Prettyman lr.. formerly
OF this city but now OF Cleveland
Ohio. has returned from Y. NJ C. A.
work in France. and was a Whining
ton visitor on Friday
Miss Lillian r. Irwin has returned
from a visit to Oxford Pa
Senator Newton. OF Brldgeyllle. was a
guest OF Wilmington friends on We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Tinkham are Wis
iting friends in Taunton, Mass.
Mrs Alice MacNamee IS spending the
weekend at Norristown.
Mrs. Charles G. Dempsey. Of No 1917
Vest Sixth street, this city. has re-
'eived word from her son Charles G.
dempsey. Jr.. that 'he expects to sail
rom Germany on May &C. Mr. Demp-
ey enlisted for overseas duty and has
cen in the thick OF the fighting for
wo years.
Miss Kate Haley has returned from
4 extended visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin, OF
0. Si5 Vandever avenue, are visiting I
RS. mcidusiiiin's sister, Mrs. John
oung. Of East Liverpool, Ohio. >.