Evening journal., 1915-07-30
MiIifismeR Take TWeIve-MiIe Across
Country Hike In Sizzling Snn

Lawson, Mrs. Hirzel, Miss Rose Dough
erty, Zadoc Poole and Donald Van
Trump
Captain J. p LeFevre of Company q.
had as his guests during the day Mrs
S. p. LeFevre, his mother, and Mrs. u
NJ. Diller wife of Lieutenant Dilier, 4.
S. A., nspeotor-instructor Of the militia.
They also visited Lieutenant Diller. Mrs.
Diller is a sister to Captain LeFevre.
Mrs. H. F. Schuer, wife Of Lleutenanul
Schulor, adiutant Of the second battal-
ion, visited her husband yesterday.
Miss Jessie Tyson, Misses Sophie and
Emma Limprun and Miss Frances Mills
visited friends in camp.
Mrs Robert Squire and Miss Lillian
Sewell visited Private Russell Squire, of
Company c.
Mrs. Lidia Ferguson visited her sons.
Robert and Charles Ferguson. Of Com
pany c. Mr. and Mrs G.. c. Wat.cu
also visited the Nessrs Ferguson
The Misses Elsie Aiawn and Florence
Campbell and John Campbell were visit
ors Of Private Leonard Campbell; SAM
ucl Robinson and daughter Miss Gwen
dolyn Robinson and Harold Robinson
visited Private Frank Pierson; Ernest
lee was the guest Of First Sergeant
/ Walter a Farren Mrs. Maggie Houeh-
ton and Mrs. Annie Schoenwald were
guests Of Corporal John Houghton.
Mrs. r. J. Quinn Mrs. Paul and
! Mrs. Arthur Schroeder. Mrs. H. Hail.
/ Mrs r. j. Finn. Miss Gertrude Quinn.
/ Mrs. J. Ludwig. Miss Ella Sschoeder,
Miss Martha Schroeder, Miss Mildred
Hall. Miss Florence Hall and VIII
! liam Quinn. all OF Philadelphia who
are summering at Pennsville, camo
to camp aboard the lunch Peggy"
The Misses Wipf and Ferguson OF
New Castle. were visiters OF Corporal
George Jones of Company A. other
visitors in this company were Mrs.
~ c. Burger. Miss Rose Elizabeth
Burger and Miss Mary NJ Hertelm
who visited Private ] G. Burger. Mr..
and Mrs Frank b Gebhardt visited
their son, John E. Gebhardt; Benia-
min Greenstein and j. Rosenblatt
visited Private A. Orenstein the
Misses Emily Nickerson and Mary
Taylor visited Corporal Harry A.
Hopkins. Mrs William Clay, Miss
Pauline Clay, Mrs 3. r. Eckels visited
Private John Eokels.
Hurley Matthews and Henry r.
Green we're visitors IN camp.
Mrs Lynch, the Misses Bertha and
Elizabeth Lynch and Claude Lynch
were visitors of Corporal Willard
Tomilson of Company d; Miss Gather
inc Taylor was a visitor TO Private
william Green OF the same company
while the Misses Mary and Annie
Cuozzo we're visitors of Bugler James
Cuozzo. DR.. and Mrs p A. M. Rovitti.
? Arthur Rovitti and Miss Sarah Nc
Evan also were visitors.
The First Infantry Band serenaded
T Governor Miller last evening, and
later smoked cigars, a gift Of the
: Governor
= Boxing bouts between mllitiamen
: furnished amusement for a large
crowd during the afternoon and
,evening
|, Tonight there will be a vaudeville
y show by militiamen, some boxine
bouts and a band concert as the last
e night attractions Chaplain r. X
I, Stephenson Is in charge Of the recrea
y tion plans.
4 Companies and C have won tn
" sanitation efficiency honors perhap
the most noteworthy feature of cam
was the absolute cleanliness on tn
\, part Of the men, the cooks ana wail
Y ~ ers. Everything is perfectly sanitary
n Improvised hy traps in the cam
p kitchen, a cylindrical wire box whicl
- the flies are inveigled 10 ente
- through a saucer OF sweetened bee
: in the bottom, have to a great exten
u exterminated these pests. They were
I. I, the idea OF Major Marshall. Surgeon
= General Howell and Majors Marshal
- and Samuel declared that a recor(
Nr.. 4
y this camp which would be hard t
beat