Evening journal., 1919-04-23

3 Mrs. David Robbins. Of Frederick
has been spending several days II
Wilmington.
Miss sallie Melvin was recent CUES
Of Miss Mary Maull in Milton.
Misses Elizabeth Alderman, Mar!
Powell and Elizabeth Powell. Of Mil
ford, have been visiting In this city.
Miss Madeline Grlmth has returned
from a visit to friends in Milford
Miss Mabello Mayhem Of Milford
who has been visiting relatives in thi;
city, has returned home.
Miss A. Pearl Shepard is spending Q
few weeks with relatives in Milford.
J. A. Ellegood. who was a recent yisi-
tor in this city. has returned to his
home in Ellendale.
Mrs. Elkton Adams has been visiting
relatives in Bridgevlle.
/ Miss Irene Dare has returned home
after an extended trip 10 the mountains
Miss Anna Mccarthy motored 20
Chestertown on Sunday with a party Of
friends.
Leonard p. Scott, Of Richmond, Va, is
visiting his brother. Richard p Scott.
Miss Elizabeth Minors spent the week
end at Pennsgrove.
Thomas Chandler spent the weekend
in Delmar.
Miss Lilly B. Askins, Of Baltimore,
who visited Mrs. Harvey +. Smith, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Bessie Luke and sons are spend
ing the Easter holidays at Atlantic City.
Mrs. II. Herbert Hirzel and children
are visiting Mrs. Jennie W. Taylor, OF
Rising sun. Md
Miss Edna Snyder aud Miss Mary
Turner Of Bridesburg, Pa. were week
end guests Of Miss Edith Harbeson.
Frank Selgrath has returned to his
home In Elsmere after spending sew
eral weeks at Cape May.
William J. Webster. president OF the
Atlas Powder Company and Mrs. Web
ster, will leave next week for a visit
Of two or three months to California
and other places along the Pacific
Coast.
Howard Harbeson, a marine engineer.
Of the Alapha. who has crossed the At
lantic many times. is returning once
more and is expecting 20 land In Bos-
ton some time this week.
Miss Suzanne Murphy has returned
from Norrlstown, Pa.
Charles Holliston Of Newark, N. J.,
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. p.
knOtts, has returned home.
Mrs. Harry D. Radcliffe. No 300 West |
Fourteenth street, her little son and
are spending the Easter holi- |
days at the home Of her father, r. II. |
Ricketts, at Flint Hill, Va.
Mrs. Mary Z. Pyle and little grand
laughter, Laura NJ. Stuart OF Perry |
nan spent the Easter holiday with Mrs.
George 5. Talley at Holly Oak.
Miss Helen F. Potts Of Yorklyn and !
William H. Walker OF West Grove. Pa,
we're married on last Saturday by the
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin OF Delaware Ave
lue Baptist Church. Tho couple were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ray
nOnd Pierson.
In Emmanuel Church. New Castle,
his morning, Miss May L. Metts, Of
ID. c., and Jesse Watts Of
New Castle were married by the Rev.
Alban Richey Of Wilmington. J. Ralph /
Watts, a brother OF the groom, was
best man and Miss Ellie jenkins, brides
maid. The bride wore an oversee blue
suit with a corsage Of lilies
Of the valley and orchids. Following
the wedding a reception was held In
honor Of the bridal party at the home
Of Mrs. Theodore B. Rogers. After
spending some time In Atlantic City,
n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. Watts will live at /
d. C., where the groom is
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Swartz, OF New
York City, who were married recently. /
and have been spending an extended /
trip in the south. are the guests OF /
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Miller, No. 6i2 |
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