Newark post., 1918-12-18
PERSONALS


ware, as made a contribution to
the tree fund of Delaware College
= honor of his two sons, Jerome B.
RgW. Jr. and Harry A. Bell, who
graduated from the college.
Dean f. Lawrence Smith and
Professor George E. Dutton have
been elected faculty members of
the Delaware College Athletic
Cava.',. The Council will organ
;ze in a few days and start plans
for the basketball season.
Professor E. Conover has recent
" been elected a member of the
Classical League of Philadelphia
and also the Philadelphia Society
for Promoting Liberal Studies.
Doctors Moore and Rawlins who
have been absent in the govern
ment service, returned ito Newark
this week to resume their work i'm
the faculty of Delaware College.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Rose left the
first of the week for Palm Beach,
Florida. They will go by train to
Jacksonville and will motor from
there to Palm Beach. Their home
on South College Avenue will be
occupied in their absence.
Sergeant Broadus Mitchell spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel G. Mitchell. Serg-
cant Mitchell has recently been
transferred to Camp Sherman, O.
Mrs. Frank H. Dean who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Whittingham, has gone
toWashington to join hire husband,
Lieutenant Dean, who has recent
ly been detailed there for service.
Miss Edith McDougle who has
been spending several weeks in
Newark left for Baltimore on Fri
day.
George w. Wilson, U. S. N. r. F.
Officers Material School, Bremen
ton, Washington, returned home on
Sunday for the Christmas holi-
days, after which he will return to
Yale University, New Haven,
Conn, on December 80, to resume
his studies there.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson has rec
entity been appointed an assistant
teacher in Chesapeake City High
School,
Mrs. Isabel Clyde who has been
spending a month with the family
of her son at Head of Christiana,
returned to her home in Phila del
hpia in Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hepburn of
Philadelphia, after a two months
stay at Palm Beach, Florida, stop
ped off here and were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Thompson this
week.
Mrs. Carl L. Justice is spending
some time in Crisfeld, Nd, with
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Gregg
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a daughter, born
December 16.
Howard c. Wardell, who has
been with the Signal Corps, Avia-
ton department at San Antonio,
Texas, since early in March, is
home on a furlough extending over
the holidays. He expresses himself
as pleased with the service and
grateful to the Red Gross for their
unremitting care during his recent
Illness.
Miss Gertrude Cranston of STAN
tom, was a Newark visitor last
week.
Mrs. Herbert Watson entertain
ed her mother and sister for few
days early in the week.
Lieutenant Draper Smith who
returned recently from Camp
Grant, Illinois, has resumed his
Studies at Delaware College.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor spent a few
days the first of the week i'm Will
mington.
Mrs. Stella Thomas and Mrs. A.
Fader spent Tuesday, in Will
nington.
DR.. Raymond Reed visited New
K friends on Sunday.
rofessor and Mrs. H. T. Ruhl will
pend the Christmas holidays at
PlfS. Ruhl's former home in Prin-
Tess Anne, Nd.
Relatives and friends of Walter
owell have been informed of his
eVum to America recently. He is
the detention camp IN New York
RNd expects to be released this