Evening journal., 1917-08-08

Auxiliary Of the camp will be held In
the pavilion at tho top Of the hill
tomorrow afternoon Mrs. George NJ.
Fisher, president Of the auxiliary.
will preside.
PERSONALS.
Among the visitors 10 tho grove
yesterday was James T. CrOzier the
well known and popular poet OF VIII
mington, whose verses are a daily
feature In THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Mr.. Crozier Is SO years young and
yesterdays visit to the grove was his
FIRST here IN ten years. He was much
impressed by the many changes which
time has wrought with the general
appearance OF the camp grounds. Hav-
ing been requested by a number or
persons who met and chatted with
him yesterday, to write poem on
the camp, Mr.. Cr0zier said that he
thought probably no would do so.
While on the grounds yesterday he
/ wss entertained at the cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby. on Union
avenue.
s. B. Enos. OF philadelphia. srrlv-
cd here yesterday TO spend few
/ days al the cottage OF Mrs. Mary
| RambO on st. Paufs avenue.
Mrs r. A. Brough, Mrs. J. D.
I Carter. Mrs. Warrington, Mrs. r. II
Megaw and son, and Miss Pierce
| Graham. OF Wilmington were guests
Yesterday al the cottage OF Mrs. s II.
Baynard and Mrs. c. NJ. Banks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Chandler, OF
/ the Masonic Home, near Marshallton,
were guests today OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! 7. Elmer ePrry.
Mrs Lena Handy and daughter
Clara OF Augustine, are visiting Mrs.
Alfred J Banks.
Dr.. and Mrs4 John II Morelsnd.
OF Asbury avenue, had as their guests
Yesterday, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Mercer and daughter Marjorie. Mr.
and MrE. Raymond Lloyd, ]. Norman
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vernon
and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Vernon. Miss Lilly Casey
aud Miss Cora Baker
Visitors At tho Penrose cottage on
Asbury avenue we're Mrs. Sarah Lee
Mrs. Harry NJ. Leo and sor Chef
wood of Trenton, y. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. S NJ Penrose, Of Wilmington
Mrs. Arthur Pe.itdemsnge andsMrs
Alfred l.. Banks. Of Bethel, and Mr..
sui Mrs. Jerry Mcdaniel visited Mrs.
John Booth yesterday.
Mrs. William whitehead, Ralph
Whitehead, Mrs. James Wilson. and
baby Jimmie. and Miss Jean White.
head we're guests yesterday at the
Tou;k cottage on st. Paurs avenue.
Mrs. W. .. Bennett, who, with hei
sister, Mrs. Laura g. Price Of Queens.
town, has been spending several day,
at camp, left this morning for hei
home in Wilmington and from Their,
she will 20 on 10 Queenstown.
Mrs. Mary W. Garrett, Mrs. c.
D. McCorkindale, Miss Editb ".
Garrett Mrs. T. Bond Brown m
Master Hamilton Brown. were Yisi
tors TO the camp yesterday.
Mrs. William Pepper Of Carding
on. Pa. was a guest yesterday o
. Mrs. Ellis c. Abrams, of Union ave
nue..
a party OF six went blackberryini
early yesterday morning and succeed
cd IN getting eighteen quarts Of Der
res. which Will be canned ana mad
into jelly
A group comprising 70 Boy Scout
from Sharpiown. Nd, stopped of a
, camp yesterday and had dinner at tn
Union Boa,Si1g tables. The boy
were IN uniform and they struck a mi
= itary note. clad I'm their khaki
. Among the visitors 20 the camp yes
tcrday were Or. Florence NJ. SEN
p. ard and David Sperks.
4 Tho Rev. and Mrs. William Lind
! say OF Mount Hope. and Mrs EdWar
\ Broughm. 81 Wilmington. vera guesi
yesterday Of Mr. and Mrs. A. II
. Slaughter on the Circle.
= Mrs. a Morris Grub entertslne
lat her cottage on Asbury avenue Mis-
Florence Perkins OF Wilmington, Mrs
Lucy Foster, OF Elan. and Mrs Sadl
nj Valentine OF Wilmington.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hughey, Mrs
4 Martha Baldwin, Mrs. Ernest Green
a well. Miss zella Johnson. Mrs. EY
= Phillips, Mrs. Anna Francis, Miss r.
/, sic Warrick and Edward Layton. con
- prised group OF young people froi
n Union NJ. L. Church I'm Wilmington
who motored TO the grounds yesterda