Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
MARGARET WILSON
At CAMP DIX
Presidents Daughter Sang for
Soldiers and Soldiers
Sang for Her.
C,ur D,x \ / March :

CNMr DlN \ j.. March =
t'reetcd with tumlt of cheers from
soidicrs who packed the big Red 1'ri-
angie auditorium last night, Miss Mar
garct Wilson, daughter of President
Wilson. visiting the camp to sing for
he men IN khaki at the invitation OF
he Army y VI G. \. was delighted
When her audience reversed the order
and Tor L. minutes entertained their
entertainer with their war songs The
loONvuIcc chorus surpassed their best
prcvious efforts when. unCcr leadership
oi W Stanlc1 Hawkins. camp song di-
rector. who has helped them gain "a
rrputation ~ tho best singing division
n the National Army. they sang
he national anthem for the daughter
ut the man who began Yesterday his sixth
tcar rs the natlou chcf
Miss Wilson presented a program that
was repeatedly CucorCd She was ne
eonpauicd by Mrs Ross David. pianist
MT Neville Clark, harplst Her songs
we're from program cNtcmporancouslv
irttnged 10 SUIT the mood OF her delighted
audience.
While Miss Wilson has been singing
tor the soldiers In several camps It IS
her irSt visit TO one oi the hig canton
.uents. She WAS received with military
1'nors upon her arrival NJ the Camp
lhN station. at ! oclock YESTERDAY after
noon, and was greeted ~ MAJOR General
mi Mrs Scott and escorted tn the y "
hostess house where she will hC
utertalned during her two-lay visit
General and Mrs Scott know Miss VII
-ou when her father vas president ot
'uuerton University. Princeton bclnc
ne home OF the Generals famIl,
lneftiff 1i,..f .t.,,,,, ],
dtoctuns. ~wile1Ec playrr- presented
Turn ~ The kght to i big audience
t ihe Liberty Theatre last ught aui viii
opcat the plN tomorrow and Ncdne~
.iN evenings Tie play Is presented Is
" Wpeheil ~uuh and Iuhn Golden
with several noted >tat- ia the faat
Leaders Of III" cemlnn1 declared tonight
hat eounuutlt~ interested in thr bows
mop l)N laN, responded hctt,t than /,
.nN other section 81 I'll, euuttrS al the I
~rlrt-, Rook ranrtlrn Judeing +, tine /
hNl~ ui- ot bnot- thtt haze bccn NJ
,"sej 2, the -.ith,r- here
t aer dg, an3 \gU l,r-es ler ~la
neu What + ~h, lrflf,d hattIc
ate hss lU nn. created
ruenn hr co>cfuor had
ta.4 unA ltr-n Ia,- tbst thr Ntatc
- ra t.ar st th, repart lhat would
f.s HI Is Ni|. II ihE' rNt 0N tr there
tlr demonstration With thc ~tokc> |
ru.h uort tat followed were 4,
.t 81 rcp'1 -hou1re how They arc
rui to 90 aiter the vorld cnrmic-
tN0u tho oiI tetnp- t1r overseas GutN
lVo-scorc shell~ droppcj un 4 sloplue
.id IN NJ Man laui At thr loo,
thc fortttcatou s,Stcm un Mann,
iid gave the ohcJal visitors and 900
1thrt spectators au fi,a III tile trtrrtt
ptNcr ot modern cNpia-lvr~ Tho Shells
tsr hrri from tvo mortar~ III trench /
Atfs op au opposite hill English ANA
NluCrlcau officers manning the guns nm
Ter direction of Lieutenant Colonel a.
White senior instructor III the div
on schools 2. arm - rapidly were
1c homh~ lt0nChei that there were i
'ton ot thom iu the aIr at oncr Gov
nor ldgc and the visiting Asscmhi,
u,n easily followed thcr course ~ the,
tarcd thousand feet or NOR, iu thc am
aok CraCrtul curve and fcll within
Il" arca used is target cacl ehcp
'e r struck te7ung great hole IN tho
nth and sending dir and smoke hlrl
ato the alr vmlc the car-sphtilng lin
.hanh the ncghhounC harrack, 4 IVA
elton ut infantry m Tho area ia Which |
he s1cus struck would have ,ccn litcra}y /
,rn 20 pieces
The New lcrscv DaN crlojra,lou
'ncned with review ot the l5Gth H. /
,ntrt kuCaie bV Governor ldrc and
dalor Cones SCOTT l1cIudcd IN IL, /