Evening journal., 1920-03-17
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The most fascinating double event
OF The social season will be held on
Easter Monday evening. In the ball
room OF the Hotel dupont, the Easter
Charity Ball. preceded by q splendid
concert by the Yale Glee Club This
brilliant and novel combination will
give Wilmington a society event OF the
first magnitude.
The Yale Club, which comprises
sixty Yale boys, flrst rate singers and
no mean dancers, will after their con-
cert has been given, Join In the ball
itself. and add impetus to the gay
WIFI.
The orchestra for the ball is Of su-
! perlative quality, well-known to the
| initiated OF Manhattan, the Club de
Vingt, led by Ambrose himself.
J The Junior League Is interested In
selling the tickets for this ball. as 1t
/ Is given for the benefit OF the italian
Neighborhood House, a practical Amer
lcanizalion work, in which the League
is much interested.
The managers in charge OF the ball
are Mrs Richard Reese, Mrs. Frank S.
Garrett Mrs Maurice Lee, Mrs. Charles !
Latrobe, Miss Marjorie Pyle. Miss Jean
Evans, Miss Esther Ward, Mrs. Will |
liam X. dupont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Butler left !
here on Monday for the Orient. They |
col DoI Morah n ]
and will stop at Honolulu and at No
Mia on the way TO Japan. They Will
visit China and spend several weeks in
Peking and from there make excur-
sions to other cities.
II is Mr. and Mrs. Buffers plan 10
be back home by Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Raby viii
leave April 1 for San Francisco. where
they will make their future home. For
more than two years Mrs. Raby has
served as president of the Washington
Heights Century Club.
The last tine Mrs. Raby VIII meet :
with the club will be on Monday even
ing in No 30 school. She will then
give a farewell message 10 the mem
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bye are al Ashe-
Vile, n. c., where they will spend some +
time. They are guests at Battery Park I
hotel. !
Mrs. Conklln, wife OF Captain ]. F.
Conklin, United states Engineers. has 7
gone TO West Point, n Y, to visit her !
sister, Mrs. Rces wife Of Captain :
Thomas II. Rees. Captain and Mrs. !
Conkln reside in the Wilmington \
Apartments, Delaware avenue and Jack :
son street.
DR.. c. A. Griesemer, OF Richmond, r
Va. has been a visitor in this city for /
the last two days. DR.. Griesemer Is a
former pastor Of Second Baptist I
Church. 7
Harold C. Souder, OF Detroit, who h
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Ellwood Souder, this city, left 4
'or his western home today. =
Friends Of Miss Mabel Lewis, whose r
home is in Ashley, will be glad to o
know that she so much improved and 3
r.
his week. She recently underwent an 2
operation. Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gamble, OF
20. 20OS Jefferson street. have return Z,
ID from san Francisco and Los An II
relies. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gewehr have N
'eturned from a months trip to Flor ID
da and Cuba. n
Francis Harkins has returned from n
'osinn, Mass, where he spent three
months Al
Mrs Alice II. Kenner. OF New York, n,
.ho has been spending several weeks ~
q Wilmington, will return home to- p,
morrow. r
Paul McVey was the guest of friends n n
{ Laurel over the weekend. ~ =,
William F. Buckley, of No. 17is Scott VI
treet. spent the weekend with friends GO
] Philadelphia. "
Miss Margaret ONeil, Of No. 5i4 by
ombard street. spent the weekend in W
ilantic City. de
w r. Teller, Of No 1915 Vandever GO
venue. an employe in the ONCE Of the
ennsylvania railroad. is confined to Ia
is hmoe with grip. sc
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