Newark post., 1914-06-17
PERSONALS

Miss Ann Cahall Of Bridgevill
is visiting Mrs. J. P. Wright.
J. p. Cam spent the weekend a
Charlottesville, Va, attending tn,
Alumni reunion at the Universit,
of Virginia.
Mrs. Bernhard Becker anC
daughter of Amber, Pa. is tn,
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
". II. Barton.
Misses Agnes and Sue Evans o1
Philadelphia are the guests of the
Misses Evans, Newark.
Miss Mabel Davis of Whining.
ton is the guest of the Misses
Springer.
Mrs. Adams of Royersford, Pa.
is visiting her brother, the Rev. w
J. Rowan and family.
Mrs. Delaware Clark and young.
est daughter, Winslow, of Wash.
ington are spending the summer
with Mrs. Harriet Curtis.
Miss Frances Hurd has returned
from birmingham, Mass, where
she was called by the death of her
strpmother, Mrs. Julia Hurd.
Mrs. f. p. Fowden of Whining
ton is the guest of Mrs. H. W.
NlcNcal
Mrs. Benjamin Campbell of Will
miurtOn was Newark visitor on
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Johns of Whining
ton is the guest Of Mrs. Isaac
Moore.
Mr. Chester Jones Of Whining
ton was the guest on Tuesday of H.
W. McNeal and family.
Miss Anna NJ. johnson left sew
eraI days ago for an extended trip
to California and points along the
Pacific coast. Miss johnson, whose
work as an amateur artist has at
ractrd considerable attention will
do some painting while in the West.
She will be away until October.
The Misses Barr of Wilmington
are the guests of Miss Mary Moth
plaI.
Mrs. Brokaw of Fair Hill, Nd,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Har-
old Tiffany.
Miss IIiIda Hardesty of Will
mington is the guest of Mrs. H. L.
Bomham.
Mrs. f. S. Avis of Wilmington
spent Tuesday with Newark friends
Mrs. Loomis and Miss Cole of
NrShoppen, Pa, Miss Kirk of Bal
timorr and Mrs. Walton Hood Of
AvondaIe are spending Commence
mpnt Week with Mrs. Harold Tiff
fany.
Prof, O. b. Super VINO was pro-
fcSSor Of modern languages in the
college back in the late seventies
was visitor at the Commencement
greeting his old friends of whom
for slight temporary lameness.
John S. McAIaster Of Jersey City,
y. j., leading member of the bar
there was here for Alumni Day and
would have been in the parade but
for slight temporary lemness.
JUDGE Lewis w. Mustard s
old friends here were glad to greet
him on the campus. He is from
Lewcs and rarely misses a Com
mcncement.
Robert B. Wolf, alert and ener-
getic as ever, ran down from his
summer home at North Falmouth,
Mass, for Alumni Day and Com
mencement Day.
Mrs. 7, R. Wolf spent Tuesday
with Mrs. S. NJ. Curtis.
Mrs. W. II. Marsey Of Chester,
Pa., was recent guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ring,
Newark.
Miss Helen Fader will be among
the graduates on Monday at the
Teachers Training School, Balti-
more.
Mrs. Ernest Wright has return
ed after a short visit with her par
ents, Pennington, Delaware.
Mrs. j. NJ. Conner and son James
OF Baltimore were Commencement
visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. &. W. Robinson of Clay
month is the guest Of Miss Frances
Hurd.
Mrs. Huston and daughter Of
SeafOrd, are Commencement visi-
tors this week, at the home Of Mrs.
Il. {. Jones. ;
Mr.. James Dutton of Seaford /
was the recent guest Of his son, Pro-
lessor George Dutton.
Miss Miriam Hickman Of Phila-
qeIPhla spent last week with Mrs.
). W. Brown.