Evening journal., 1921-08-24

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spending the summer in the New
England States, will return to Will
mington about the middle of Octo-
Der.
Mrs. Frank Rupert recently enter
tained at Naaman's Tea-house-on-
the-Delaware. Covers we're laid for
eight guests. Following the lunch
con cards were played.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Moreton
who are at Kaluna Lake, Ontario,
Canada. are expected home early in
September.
Mrs. James w. Whitfield, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard c. Nc
Mullen, Of this city, who has been in
Russia with her husband, Lieuten-
ant whitfield, since early spring, ex-
poets to arrive in san Francisco
about September II. Her parents
received a radio message early this
week telling this news. Mrs. Whit
field in addition to spending some
time in Russia has also been located
in China and was at the Philippine
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Victor Hughes,
902 Adams street, expect to leave
early in September for California
and the Pacific Coast where they
will spend the winter.
Laussett r. Rogers. of New Castle,
was best man at the wedding OF
Major George Oakley Totten, Jr.,
and Mrs. Vicken Van Post. which
took place in Washington Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Rogers played the
wedding music.
Mrs. willard p. Chandler. Jr., and
children who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Willard z. Chandler, $50
Harrison street. have returned to
their home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Otto Fisher.
of New York, were the guests over
the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert p. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher and family will move to Will
mington early in the fall and will re-
side at Wawaset. Mr.. Fisher is well
known as an illustrator and at one
time was located here with the Will
mington art colony.
Mrs. Charles Il. Grifth, who is
spending the summer in Boston, will
return to Wilmington around Sep
tember /.
Miss Elizabeth Blanken, who has
been visiting in Baltimore, will re-
turn home at the end of this week.
Mrs. Milo o. Roberts OF New York
city, is visiting friends in this city
and Smyrna for several weeks while
her husband is on a trip to Wales
He landed in Liverpool on last Sat
urday from the Cunard Liner Car
monia.
DR.. John II. Squires, psychologist
for the DUPONT Company, has re-
turned from a visit to his brother,
Mark Squires, a lawyer, in Lenoir.
n. c. During the two weeks he was
away he went on camping trip
with his two nephews. James and
Houston Squires. into the Blue Ridge.
Smokey and Grandfather Mountains,
in Western North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Armstrong.
OF Memphis. Tenn, have been visit
ing DIT. George Mason, Mrs. Arm
strong's son, in this city. They
stopped off here when on their way
home from an automobile trip which
extended into Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Raymond Jack
son spent last week at Betterton, Md.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas f.
Gormley are spending two weeks al
Rehoboth.
DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Johns and
daughter, Mrs A. L. Eager and son
Lindley Eager. and little Miss Jane
Griffith are spending two weeks a
ocean Grove and Asbury Park, n.
Mrs. Clarence !. Pyle and Mrs
John w. Loud. OF this city, and Mis-
Minnie Loud, OF Charlestown, Nd
: motored to wildwood, n. j., and bacl
yesterday.
Mrs. Leland p. Harrington an,
daughters. and son, OF Tulsa. Okla.
lare the guests OF Mrs. Harrington
. parents, DR.. and Brs. J. NJ. Winner
SOC Broome street Early In Sep
tember they will return to thei
, home in the West.
Miss Maud Montgomery, formerl
! OF Delaware. but now residing q
. Marcus Hook. Pa. has returned fror
i. a European trip which embrace
points OF interest in France Will
& in Paris she spent part OF her sight
d seeing time with +. Bayard Carter, q
e this city. a Rhodes scholar at Oxfor
r University.
d Mrs. John ]. Hayes and the Misse
n Annie. Catherine and Jennie Dale
o returned on Saturday from a tri
spent at Niagara Falls. Toronto an
t. Buffalo.
e Miss Ella Harkins and Miss Rut
}. Martin OF Clayton are spending
s week in Wilmington as the guests {
n Miss Myrtle Davis.
Miss Mabel Cohee who has bee
visiting friends in Wilmington hi
T. returned to Greenboro, Nd.
Z, Miss Myrtle Davis has returne
e from Betterton. Nd, where 81
1 spent a week.