Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Miss Eleanor Lind has returned
from Rockbridge Bath, Va, where
she was the guest OF her aunt, Mrs
william II. Laird. Miss Mary Stad-
Gilman who has also been the guest
OF Mrs. Laird, has returned to her
home in this city.
Mrs. Henry Hopes is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Findlay Van Lear.
at their cottage at Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl S. Jenckes and
Miss Louise Jenckes of Wyomisslng.
Pa, vert guests several days this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d.
Lackey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cooling leave
on Tuesday for Asbury Park, where
they will spend the month of Au-
gust.
Mrs. Frank Sheppard is spending
some time in Asbury Park. Mr..
Sheppard and son are on a fishing
/ trip in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris Cor
liss, Jr., of Philadelphia, are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of
a son, william Morris Corliss. Jr.
Mrs. Corl!ss will be remembered as
Miss Christine BURNETT, formerly
OF this city.
Mrs. ]. Merrick Horn is the guest
Of Mrs. W. L. Hammond at Reho-
both.
Floyd Berl is spending a week
with relatives In Germantown.
Mrs. ]. W. Whitfield, who has been |
in New Orleans. La. for some time |
has spent this week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Richard c. Nc
Mullen. 1918 West Sixth street. Mrs.
Whitfield will leave tomorrow for
Hampton Roads, Va. where she will
join her husband. Lieutenant Whit
field who expects to be at that base
for some time.
Former Judge and Mrs. ]. Frank
Ball left yesterday, for Bigwin Island,
Lake of Bays. Ontario.
Miss Lille NJ. Souder and Miss
Elizabeth Peach left yesterday on a
three weeks trip to the West includ-
ing Yellowstone Park. From the
park they will go to Salt Lake City,
Denver and Colorado Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. II. W. Briggs will
leave tomorrow for Sabbath Day
Point, on Lake George. N. Y. where
they will lspend the month of Au-
gust They will be Joined by their
son and daughter who have been
spending several weeks in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. Briggs will make the
trip to Lake George by motor.
Miss Margaret Handy. 623 Della
ware avenue. has returned home af-
ter a visit TO the New England
States She spent two weeks in
VT, and a week in Bos-
ION. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Sheppard and
he Rev. and Mrs. Y. w. Wells mo- '
ored this afternoon to Newark to
attend the picnic which will be held '
It the Red Mems Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Potts, OF {
Newark, entertained last Sunday Mr. q
md Mrs. Evias Miller, Eddie Miller.
drs. Iva Miller. Paul and Olive Mil
er of Coatesville. Pa: Mr. and Mrs. !
esse Deputy. of Philadelphia: Mr. .
nd Mrs. Charles McIntire OF this
ity and Miss Mary E. Potts, OF
Miss Ethel Wilson "a member OF 1
he faculty of School No. 9. is spend /
ng the summer in New York City |
where she is taking a special course
t Columbia University.
Samuel A. Armstrong. Of Tea
leck. n. J.. has been visiting rela-
ives in this city and Smyrna
Mrs. n. 3. Morrison and Mrs. Ar /
hur Lee Chambers. 1904 West Four 4
zenith street. are spending sometime
{ THE Naples" Charlestown. Md. \
hrs. J. w Logan, of THE Naples" II
ntertained at luncheon and dinner II
or her guests on Wednesday. H
Mrs. Lawrence Gibson has return
d home after a ten days visit In II
alisbury, Md. II
The Misses Florence A. and Mar II
aret w smalley of Clarion, Pa, are
he guests of Mrs. B. r. Gulick, s09 II
ackson street. III
The Misses Margaret A. and Sara II
). Gulick, Margaret First. Elizabeth II
-arton and Cecilie Besta. left today II
Or a ten days trip to Ocean City, II
:. ]. II
Mrs w. F. Miller and children. Il
II Van Buren, street, are spending II
lie summer with relatives in Cincin- II
att. II
Mrs. s. NJ. Nicholson IS spending II
lie summer with her daughter in II
ittsburgh II
Mrs. Edward McIntire. superineen- II
ent of the Maryland Division. Wo- II
ems Aid Penn System. is the guest
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. II
nd Mrs. Frank B. McIntire at New II
erg. N. Y. u