Evening journal., 1922-07-12

month of July at the summer hom'
of Mrs. Carpenters father, william
S. Peet. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter
made the trip to Minnesota by the
Great Lakes ro<ute.
The Misses Mary and Dorothy
Curtis are spending the summer In
their cottage at Cape May. They
will be Joined on Friday by Miss
Harriet Curtis. Corbit Curtis and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lewis. While Miss
Curtis and her brother will spend
the summer at the resort Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis will be guests only over
the weekend and will return TO
Cape May later in the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. McHugh
and children are spending sometime
at the home of Mrs. McHugh's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lshey. 3
Red Oak road. while additions are
being built to the McHugh home.
$500 West Seventeenth street Mr..
and Mrs. Baffey are planning to
leave in the near future on trip
to the Pacific coast.
Miss Frances Sellers gave a the
atre rfrty on Monday evening at the
Garrick in honor of Miss Alice
satterthwait. who leaves on Satur-
day for a six weeks trip TO the
West. Fourteen guests were in the
party. Following the performance
the guests returned to the Sellers
home, 1901 Broome street and en-
joyed a repast
Mrs. Coolidge and the wives OF
Senators forming the Senate Wo-
mems Luncheon Club were guests
Yesterday of Mrs. 7. Coleman DUPONT
on board the yacht Tech.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Graham
OF the Navaree Apartments. who
have been in Europe for the past
three months are expected home on
Saturday.
Miss Amy f. DUPONT and Mrs.
William Mercer Shoemaker, OF san
"a Barbara, Calf. sailed for Euro.
SATURDAY on the Majestic for a sev
eral months visit 10 Switzerland.
Mr. wil.rl Hall Porter will
leave tomorrt W for -. Y" Ranch in
wyoming wh.re she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor DUPONT were
weekend guests at Rehoboth.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold Chaplin
Percival. Of indianapolis, are guests
OF Miss Katherine Smith, who is in
charge OF the Public Employment
Bureau. They motored 20 Whining
ton from Indiana, and leaving their
car here. proceeded to Vermont by
t-ain to visit Rutland, DR.. Percivars
old home town. Returning from
Vermont they have been guests OF
Miss Smith at her apartment IN
Madison street. They expect to re-
turn by motor to Indianapolis within
a few days.
Alexander +. Crichton, president
OF Union National Bank. and James
p. winchester, chairman of the
board of directors of the Whining
ton Trust Company, have returned
from business trip TO Milwaukee
Wis.
Miss Emily p. Bissell has gone to
her cottage at Paris. Me, where she
will remain until September /.
John l.. Ward. who was formerly
with the speakman Company, but is
now an employe OF the American
Radiator Company in Washington is
isiting Wilmington. He is accom-
,anied by Miss Ward who was Miss
lan Carberry. popular in Whining
on social circles. Mr.. and MIS-
Ward are at the Hotel dupont with
heir children. From Wilmington
hey will go to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel n. Trump. of Silver
ide, will leave on Saturday for Re-
loboth. where she has taken cot
age for the summer.
Miss Frances Jones, 4O1 Bayard
venue, spent the weekend at Bow ,
rs Beach. {
Fancis Autman was recent vis-
tor at Bowers Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian s. Robinson I
Fere guests last week at the Hotel
selhaven, Rehoboth.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Story and Miss S
Grace Martin. who spent last week
1t the Minqua Cottage. Rehoboth,
.eturned to Wilmington on Saturday. ;
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Ward are
spending some time at Rehoboth.
The Right Rev. John J. Mona ;,
yhan, Of this city, is at Rehoboth. Z
Harry P. Grifth and daughter, a
Tanet. spent the weekend at Reho- 4
10Th as the guests of Mrs. Grifiths
lister Mrs. David L. OFT.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Curtis Purdy s
rho have been spending the past
Month at Rehoboth. are expected =
ome the last of this month.
Miss Madeleine C. Reed has re-
Irned from Rehoboth. where she
pent several days.
a
Philip L. Garrett was weekend I
nest at Rehoboth. Mrs. Garrett r
nd daughters, the Misses Lois and \
lizabeth Garrett. are spending the O