Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-07-24
PERSONALS

Miss Thelma West OF Memphis,
Tenn., and Miss Mary G. Houston
of Georgetown, were weekend
guests of Miss Harriet Wilson at
Women's College.
Miss Elizabeth Wright has re-
burned from house party at Oak
Orchard, the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Houston.
Miss Myrtle V. Caudell and Miss
Leftwich, formerly of the Home
Economics Department at Women's
College, are attending the Summer
session at Columbia University.
Miss Caudell expects to take up Y.
Nv. C. A. work in the Fall.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson of
W omen's College, was the guest of
Friends for a canoeing trip on the
Brandywine last Saturday after
boon.
Miss Dorothy Hoffecker is spend
ng several weeks at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. George e. Shattuck,
J. korrstown.
Miss Cassandra Strahorn of
Philadelphia was, the guest last
week of her brother, o. K. Stra-
orn and family.
E. N. Vallandigham, after an alb
ence of several weeks, is again
pending some time in Newark.
Ruth and Estella Yearsley of
Iilltown, are the guests Of Miss
Annie Naudain.
Miss Ruth VanVlack of Sche-
ectady, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs.
L. Beals.
Ralph Osmond of Concordville,
a., visited his parents, Mr.. and
1rs. Amos Osmond, this week.
Miss Ethel Campbell will leave
b Saturday for Rehoboth Beach
here she will spend a week with
RS. H. L. Bonham.
Walter R. Powell who spent part
last week here returned on Sat-
rday to camp at Hampstead, Long
land.
Miss Clara Ector of Kenneth
1uare, spent the weekend with
rs. Robert Campbell
BENZ. F. Morrison of Red Men s
paternity Home, has been visit
g his daughter in Wilmington
I few days.
W. Leslie Beck, of Delaware
ty, Delaware College, class of
IS, has been commissioned a sec
d lieutenant and is now station
as an instructor, at Camp John
n, Jacksonville, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Grier of West
hester, visited the formers sister,
RS. Rebecca Wilson, on Sunday.
George w. Good of Philadelphia
visiting his niece, Mrs. Albert
wis.
Mrs. C. R. Lind of Gloucester, N
is spending some time with her
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Nc
bal.
Captain J. Wilbert Ramsey of
mp Dix, n. j., was a weekend
Eitor at his home in Newark
George L. Brooks Of City Point,
:, is spending the week with re-
ives in Newark.
The College Farm has just sent
Mr.. A. c. Cheyney, CastletCn-on-
-Hudson, an advanced register
Guernsey cow and a very fine
Dr. Mullihix Of the University
Chicago, assumed his duties as
enlist at the Experiment Station
" /.
Miss Marion Brown is spending
vacation in Baltimore.
Miss Phyllis Lapham of the Elk
ment Station, returned from
vacation on Monday. She re-
IS very pleasant time spent at
home in Boston and in Maine
+ B. Hills, formerly professor
the department of Agriculture,
just been promoted to a cap
hey in the National Army. Capt
rs is now stationed at Camp Lee,
drs. Harry Hayward and her
ghter together with her sister
Miss Foster, drove to North
bd Narrows in their car last
Pk. They report a very pleasant
with no mishaps of any kind,
distance covered was 49O
eS.
PISS Marion C. Butterworth
PES for her vacation on August
She will go to her home in
England. Most of the time
be spent at the famous resorts
ne Atlantic coast.
+. Samuel G. Mitchell will lead