Evening journal., 1919-08-23
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pre-war days There will be a number
Of young women for whom important
functions will be given TO mark thelI
/ debut into society. The assembly
dances may be expected to reappear in
! all their pre-war brilllancy. With the
/ young men back in civil life, dances
will regain their ascendancy as the ia
yorlte form III entertainment.
The horse show, the first week In
! September, viii be the preliminary
event in a fall season that gives prom
Use Of delightful days for society buds
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe Is spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Maurice dupont Lee who has
been visiting at Gloucester. Mass, has
returned home.
Miss Marion Allison, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y, is the guest Of Miss Marion Bras
slngton. Miss Allison and Miss Bras
slngton were classmates at Wellesley
College.
Miss Winlfred s. Bach VINO recently
returned from overseas duty under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Is spending
some time with her mother. Mrs. Fred
+. Bach and sister, Miss Barbara Bach,
in the Pocono Mountains. Miss Bach
expects to visit this city In the near
/ future.
Mrs. Paul Wilson returned today
from Detroit, Mich.
~ -
York is the guest OF Mrs. T. Coleman
dupont.
! Mrs. J. Thompson Brown, who has
been in Maine for several weeks Is ex-
peeted home next week.
Mrs. w. A. House and Miss Cath
crime Bullock, OF Baltimore, Md, have
been the guests this week Of Mrs.
CHARLES Latrobe.
Miss Madeline G. Reed, OF No. 1910
Jefferson street Is spending sometime In
Atlantic City.
Mrs Joseph II. Mendlnhall and
Charles Mendlnhall are at Mlddletown.
Miss Josephine Marston, who is
spending The summer with friends In
Wisconsin expects to return home Oc-
tober 1.
Among the Wllmingtonians who are
summering at Eaglesmere, Pa, are Mr..
and Mrs. II. s. Schutt, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
J. Satterlhwalte, Miss Alice Satterth-
wait, Mrs. Frank Thomas. Miss jean
cite Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Belts, Miss Marion and Miss Mildred
Belts.
Mrs. Eugene Shaw and Miss Margaret
Shaw Of New York are the guests of
Mrs Maurice dupont Lee.
Mrs. Egmont Negendank and Miss
Anna Negendank are the guests OF Miss
Helen McCalley at Rehoboth Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement A. Llpplncott
and sons, Clement A. Jr.. and Joseph
Ben Lipplncott and Miss Emma Sharpe
leave on Monday for a weeks vacation
at Deal Beach, n. ].
Miss D. Wlnifred Chapman, Of No |
2003 Monroe Place, has returned from
four weeks vacation at Forest Hill,
Long Island, and with Camp Fire Girls |
along the Severn River, Md.
Mrs. Clarence J. Pyle and Miss Mer-
rel pyle returned on Thursday night |
after spending two weeks at Atlantic |
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund p. Moody are
enjoying a motor trip. over the week
end
Miss Gene Howell. OF Girardvllle, Pa,
Is the guest Of Miss Helen Stuart, OF No. !
COS West Twenty-second street
Mrs. ~ Miller Wilson and daughters,
Miss Msdalne and Miss Margaret VIII |
son returned on Thursday from a
two weeks vacation at Asbury Park,
n. ].
Miss Alice Marston, one Of the pop
ular young women athletes at the VII
mington High School, is spending some
time at Easton, Md
Mr. and Mrs. c. Barker Mccullough
recently returned from a motor trip to,
Pttsburg, Pa. En- route they visited
the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Helen NJ. Bowe will leave next
week for Wildwood, n. j., to remain
until after Labor Day.
The Rev. Paul and Mrs. Iscenschmid
have returned from Wernersville. Pa.
Miss Helen A. Moffatt, is spending
a fortnight at Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Lee Carter Is spending
the weekend at Smyrna.
w. H. Kemery, Of No. 1905 Kirk ave-
nue., left today for few days stay in
Atlantic City.
James Logan, Walter c. Feaster and
F. Brown, Of Newark, left today on the /
yacht Avonlete for a cruise OF ten days.
They expect TO visit Wildwood, Cape
May and Atlantic City, N. j.
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