Evening journal., 1922-09-09

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Mrs. Pierre S. dupont will give
supper dance at her home at Long
wood this evening.
Mrs. John Howard Foote, OF Mont
clair, N. j.. Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Allan w. Carpenter. zoos Bay
.ard avenue.
The Rev. Charles L. Candee. Mrs
Candee and Miss Alice b. Cande'
were guests in New York City thii
week.
Mrs. Cecil f. Hogan. OF East
Orange. n. j., has been the guest
this week OF her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. A. f. Frantz. on Thursday
Miss Genevieve Frantz entertained
at bridge in honor of her ssiter.
Mrs. Hogan left today for ocean
City. N. j.. where she will spen1 a
fortnight.
Mrs. Truman W. Campbell is
spending two weeks at Rehoboth,
Following her stay at the resort she
will go 10 Easton. Nd, and will not
return TO Wilmington until about
October 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Belts and w.
w. Richards left yesterday morning
on motor trip through New Eng
land. Their first stop will be Essex.
Mass, where they will spend sew
eral days camping. They will then
go over the Mohawk Trail and on 10
Portland. Me. They will return in
about three weeks.
NJ. f. Alexander. State manager.
and T. S. Taylor, assistant manager
OF the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company OF Boston, are reg
istered a. the Penn-Harris hotel.
Harrisburg. Pa, attending a meet
ting OF the Boston and Philadelphia
agency. They will probably visit
Gettysburg before returning home.
Lieut.. Col. Albert W. Foreman. OF
the War Plans Division. General
Staff, Washington, ID. c.. Mrs. Fore
man and Miss Estella Foreman are
guests OF Col Foreman's mother,
Mrs. Mary L. Foreman. sos North
Franklin street.
Norman Crslgue. has returned
from Bedford. Pa. where he spent
several days.
The Misses Alice and Mamie MIL
Ter, Billie Gibson and Marjory
Brown. have returned from Reho-
both.
Lieut.. and Mrs. W. BRynard On
ley and son, who have been spend
Ing some time with relatives here.
have gone 10 Washington. d. c.. to
make their home. where Lieut.. on
ley viii be stationed.
Mrs. Adele Pease, OF New York,
by her aunt. Mrs.
Lewis Sasse. OF this city. have been
yuests this week at the Hotel Chal- I
onte. Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred A. Carmine and
frank p. Carmine OF Millsboro, n. j.,
re spending two weeks with their
ousin. Miss Grace Ellingsworth.
Miss Marion Keir Macfarlane.
212 Shallcross avenue. left today
or Berlin. Nd. where she will be
he guest at a house party given by
iiss Pauline Purnell.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Stanley
mith have returned TO their home.
fter having spent July and August
{ the home of Mrs. Smiths parents,
fr. and Mrs. Benjamin c. Hartman,
Nd. While there Mr..
NTH was acting organist and choir
laster at Trinity Lutheran church,
nd refused fiatterlng OFFER to ac-
ept the position permanently. Mr..
mith's youngest sister, Peggy. OF
Pa, accompanied
lem to Wilmington and will spend
ome time here.
Russell II. Kemery, son OF Mr.. and
Irs. W. II. Kemery. OF 1900 North
iarrison street, left today for the
.imball Union Academy. at Meri-
an. N. H.. 20 resume his studies
ussel was employed during the I
immer at the American Car and
oundry Company plant in the ra-
10 cabinet department. q
Mrs. J. J. Gramer and daughter, q
Wilmington. her sister. Mrs. En- Z
IA Scott. of Chester, and niece.
AIRY Richardson. OF Claymont. are
this week at the Kings
N Hotel, Atlantic City.
The first annual reunion of the
ambo family was held Thursday at
anape Park. More than so mem =
'rs attended. Among those present "a
ON this city were: Asa Rambo,
arren Rambo. Clara Rambo Sim
RS. Margaret Lamb. Mrs George n
ambo and children. George and y
-ances; Mrs. Elmer r. Townsend W