Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-13

DR. frank II Edsall has been appointed
by the Red Gross SANITARY Commission
10 the Sanitary Corps at The cBnt"nment
at Alexandria La, ard left Oh Monday
10 take up his work at thc camp. II -
something fcr which Dr ftsoll ~ cZccet'-
ingly we'll fitted as he hss made sanitation
his life WORK
His brother Dr. DAVID Edsall, recently
was made Dean of the Harvard Medical
School.
Or. and Mrs FdsaIl went to Atlantic
City about month ago 10 spend the
summer, and Mrs E,lsall will remain
there for some time Miss Eleanor
Johnson and Miss Louise Johnson are
with her for this month.
Dr and Mrs Edsall's son, Warner,
has been promoted 10 top Sergeant,
Fifty-niDth Pioneers, Camp DIX.
Or and Mrs. Samuel & Rumford and
Lewis Runford motored 10 Sandy Spring,
Md, yesterday. Dr Runford will be
there for the weekend and then will 70
down the first Of August to stay until
Labor Day.
Mrs Robert n. Richards had small
tea for her daughter, Jane, ThurEday
afternoon AZ Namaan's
Miss Emily Van Lear has returned from
Rochester, " Y, where she visited
friends for a fortnight
Miss Mary T. Ridgely has oorne back
10 town, after spending p fortnight with
Miss Amy r. du Pont at Pclleport On
Wednesday next, Miss Ridgcly and Miss
Ada Kirkus will 70 to Lake Ninncwasks,
y. y, to stay until September.
Mrs G r McIlvaine il visiting Mr.
ard Mrs Lee McIlvainein Buffalo, y Y
Miss Louise Thompson is visiting Miss
Katharine Priest at Lake Wonksunk-
monk, Conn
Mr. and Mrs Harry G Haskell spent
this week ~ Chelsea, y J. and next week
they leave for trip through the Canadian
Rockies that will keep them away FIVE
or six weeks
Miss Ethel Barks1ale and Miss Helen
Speakman left on Wednesday for West
port, n ", where they will open the
I}arksdae's summer horne.
Mr. and Mrs Barksdale are still
White Sulphur Springs, Va, where they
have been for several months, and IL ls
expected they will 20 10 Westport later
Mrs Donaldson Brown and her small son
are staving with Mr. and Mrs Barksdale
at White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Everett have
been in Boston, Mass, for fortnight and
intend residing there for the present. They
were summoned to Boston by the death
Of Mr. Everetts aunt, Miss Eveiina
Everett.
Mrs. Victor du Pont and her children
spent this week at Atlantic City, and re-
turned home yesterday
Miss Helen MacGowan and Miss Nil
dred MacGowan came over from New
York City, today, 10 spend few davs
with Miss Jeannette Thomas, and later
to visit Miss Alice SatterthwaIt.
Lieutenant Peregord. who spoke with
such conviction and pleased great audi
ence at The Playhouse, Wednesday even
ing, was guest OF Judge David 7 Marvel
and Mrs. Frank L. DeArmond, and also OF
Josiah Marvel.
Mrs Holsteiu Harvey vent 10 Balti-
more, today, TO spend fortnight with
friends.
The late Colonel Daniel P. Barnard
fought during the four years Of the Civil
y ar and was distinguished for his bravery.
Now his spirit IS again coming TO light in
the present generation, as there are FIVE
members of the family enlisted IN the
country's service, and TWO of the coloneI's
granddaughter have husbands in the
army
The oldest grandson, Lieutenant Henry
W Lyndall Of the Signal Corps, now in