Evening journal., 1920-01-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Lea and VII
liam Lea, 3rd., who have been the guests
Of Mrs. William Lea and Mss jennie
Lea have returned to iheir home in To
ledo. Ohio. after spending the holi-
days here.
William b. Hopes and Henry Cham
bers. Jr.. who have been spending the
Christmas holidays with their parents
IN this city. left yesterday for Stone
School. at Cornwall-on-the-liudson.
Philip p. Coyne returned to Lawrence
VILE School yesterday, after spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. William Coyne.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson will
spend the weekend In New York city
Or. and Mrs. J. Packard Laird, who
spent the holidays In this city, left on
Monday FOR Miami, Florida, where they
win make their permanent residence.
Mrs. John u. Janney, OF Sandy
Springs, Nd, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. George Nesbilt returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Laird and her sister,
Mrs. w. r. Allen, OF Nashville, Tenn.
are spending several days In New York.
Miss Elizabeth e. Hastings. daughter
Og Judge and Mr.. Daniel o. Hastings,
returned yesterday 20 Miss Ferris
school, Walingford Pa, to resume her
studies. Her brother, Daniel o. Hast
ings, Jr., has returned TO the Hill
school, POtistown, Pa.
Mrs. L. W. Mustard Of Lewes, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Messersmlth
are the gHesls OF Mr.. and Mrs Caleb
5. Layton They viii sail on Saturday
for Belgium for an Indefinite period
Mr. Messersmith Is consul TO Antwerp,
Belgium. During the war he was con
sui al Dutch Guiana, South America.
Mrs. J Kearney Rodgers is at her
home IN Jensen. Florida. Mr.. and Mrs
william C. Matthews are spending This
week with her. Mrs. Willard Hal Por-
ter will leave next week for Florida
and remain an indefinite period with
Mrs. Rodgers.
Ellwood Souder will go TO Grand
Rapids. Mich. in a day or two to at
tend the mid-winter furniture exhibit
ton that is being held there.
Mrs. Russell Gllpln and Miss Helen
Gilpln, OF Youngstown. Maine, who
spent ue holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Gilpin, Sr., have returned home.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. r.
Douglas Moore. OF Boston, with their
two children, have been recent guests
OF Mr., and Mrs. r. II. Dunham.
Miss Noble, OF Chestnut Hill, Pa,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
sydney NJ. Harrison.
PROT. and Mrs. a. H. Berlin returned
on Saturday from Plainneld, N. D.
where they spent the holidays with
heir daughter Mrs. {. A. Rice.
Mrs. ]. z. Griffenberg. OF Chicago, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city. She will remain two more weeks
In this city. Mrs. Gri1eneberg at one
line lived on farm near Odessa.
Mrs. Lewis B. Morrow, OF No. 7i0
franklin street, and Miss Mabel Hy-
,ons. OF No. POOP jefferson street, have
returned from a three weeks trip to
Havana and Palm Beach. At Havana
they met George Waterman, son OF
W. B. Waterman, Of No. 1913 West
eighth street, this city, and at Palm
Beach, they visited ex-State senator
md Mrs. David C. Rose Of Newark.
Mrs. L. V. McGarvey and son.
Lawrence, who have been visiting the
parents Of Mrs. McGarvey, MIR. snd
Mrs. Isaac Blaine, OF No. 1922 Tatnall
street, have returned TO their home, in
Southington, Conn.
Mrs. DR.. w. w. Kerns OF Bloxom, Va,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon w. Scott,
No. 4i2 East Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott, viii
spend the weekend with friends In
Baltimore.