Evening journal., 1913-08-18

cord, Pa, we're camp visitors.
Miss Taylor and Miss ahorington of
Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Papperman and family, Louis Ierald
and wife, George Warren. Hurry Dav-
i'd and family, and William Carlisle,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Hayden.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. VIII
lard were Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Young
Of West Grove. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Melrath ow Oxford, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. Low Bender, Gunkel Smith,
aud Miss Shelley Of West Chester
Miss Amanda H. Wilson's visitors
were Mrs H. Krauss, Mrs. Mary Nc
Cullough, Miss Elizabeth Krause, n.
Hinkson, r. George Bird, Edwin Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Wilson.
Those entertained by Mrs L. o.
Porter we're l. o. Porter, o. r. Van
SAINT, l.. r. Reese, Mr.. md Mrs. AL
fred Vincent and son Earle OF
Christiana, Miss Lillian Carter, Mr..
and Mrs John Schaffer. Melvin
Wright and Miss Irene Fulton.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. r. Beau
champ had as their guests Mrs. II.
Sheppard. Mrs. T. Wenzel, l.. Gordy,
M Shepard. c. Wen2el. Mrs. Susan
Jones, Mrs. Mary Gray, Theodore
Beauchamp, Miss Lillian Carter and
Mrs. Lizzie Colt Of Wilmington, Mrs.
w. II. Bancroft and Mrs. Baldwin of
Chester.
Mrs. Brinton r. Smith entertained
Mrs. Beatty. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
johnson Of Hockessin, Miss Gertrude
Wright. Miss Loughead of Chester,
Pa, Alfred Smith, Mrs. Mary 10. Da-
yios and Miss Edna Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Groves, Mrs.
John Hartman, Mrs. J. G. Hanson and
son Walter, all Of Wilmington, visited
Mrs. James Hanson.
Guests at Mrs. S. II. Baynard's cot
tagu were Mrs. M. J. Weyl, Mrs. Sa
rah Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Banks, Miss Virginia Porter.
Mrs l.. b. McCaulley's guests we're
Howard Johnson. Miss Ethel Johnson,
Miss Hannah Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Morris, W. Kennard Grant,
Miss Susan Matheas OF Wilmington,
Miss Elizabeth Stone and Miss May
Taggart OF Chicago
Guests at Mrs. James BensOn's cot
tage We're Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Groves,
Mrs. ]. C. Hanson. Walter Hanson,
Mrs John Hartman OF Wilmington.
Guests at the Buck cottage were
Mrs. Wv Bullock, Mrs. Kate Sac
ger, Miss Elizabeth Bullock, Frank
p Wilson. Mrs. Charles Day Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gregg. Mrs Louise Mil
Ter, Mrs. Harry Day, Miss Martha
Camperson, Miss Ruth Camperson,
]. j. Harris. George Mousley, Harry
Frederick, all Of Wilmington.
Miss Mildred M. Haley, Of Whining
ton. is spending the remainder of the
season at the Buck cottage.
Mrs. George Drayton entertained
Mrs. George j. Palmer, of West ches-
ter, Mrs. William Hicks, Atlanta, Ca.
Miss Valentine, Newport. Del, and
Emmon Talley, Chester
Miss Edith Klair, Miss Elva Gregg
Miss Clara Cornbrooks and Miss
Laura Walker, who have been occu-
pying one of Mrs. Mary Rambo's cot
tages since Thursday. left the camp
last evening. Those entertained by
them during the day were: Misses
Bertha Klair, Sylvia Klair. Laura
Warren, Miss Addie Gregg and Wal
ter Gregg.
Mrs ID. A. Cornbrooks, Mrs. Leslie
Walker, the Misses Mary Walker,
Sarah Bracl1in, Helen Cornbrooks.
LILLIAN Cornbrooks, Mabel Armor,
Alice Yearsley. Nellie Vansant, of
Marshallton, Misses Lille Peoples.
lrma Pennock, Bertha Highfeld.
Anse Klair, Messrs. Howard Pierson,
IF..nuar Dtaro,n D.,,1 ufrf,,hla IT,r
vey Woodward, Samuel Dennison,
Ferris Shakespeare, John Dennison.
Ralph Trimble, OF Hockessin; Her
bert and William Mcdonald, OF
Falkland; Thomas Vansant, Harvey
Brackin, Robert Walker, Homer
Guest and the Misses Hettie Klair,
Ethel Sowden Emily Klair, Mrs.
Mary G. Cam and Miss Anna Gracey.
of Lewisville, Pa, we're camp visitors.
Mrs. Cam has not been to camp for
thirty years. so Of course found many
changes. Miss Gracey had never
been to the camp before, and was
keenly delighted, as was Mrs. Cam,
at the beautiful environment of the
camp
Miss Emma Loughead has Just re-
turned from a Canadian trip, which in
eluded Quebec and other places.
Mrs. b. d. Wright and Miss Gertrude
Wright are guests of Mrs. Wright's
mother, Mrs. Loughead
Considerable excitement prevailed for
a while when Mrs. Samuel Keene of
Wilmington, who with her family, is
occupying a cottage on Asbury avenue,
lost her pocketbook containing con-
siderable sum OF money. After a thor
ough search of the grounds the purse
was found by a tenter with contents
intact
Mrs. George Brayton of the circle was
rendered surprise party on Saturday
evening and a Jolly time was had. Ice
cream small toys, fancy crackers and
cakes, candies and such made the feast.
ing most enjoyable. Some of those par.
tcipating were the Misses Florence Flv
Emma Palmer, Elsie Smith. Mrs. Alfred
Smith, Mrs Brinton Smith. Mr. and
Mrs Howard Ely. Miss Ely. Ernest Flv
William Hover, Miss Edna Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. William Hance and Others.
First Death Of Camp.
General regret and sympathy was
extended to Mrs Joseph jackson
whose mother Mrs. Sarah Earle died
. az the Jackson tent in ST. Pauls ave.
nue., on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
} Earle was in her seth year and had
peen III since July 19 last. On that
date, the aged woman fell from rear
porch az the home Of Mrs. Jackson
> No 24l2 Washington street. witt
b whom she resided.
i, The death Of Mrs. Earle is the sec
, ond to occur at the camp, son of I
Elmer Perry, having died at the oamy
twenty years ago, last month. Tn,
. general health of the camp has beer