Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24

,,hars ,ra,.i : attracted largely. The
change may he from ohscurity 10 Pio'
nencc or vice-versa. The latter seei'iS ~
The ease with large sections oil those nta'cs
whose mountains have for many years
afforded surroundings sought by Vach-
tionists II may toe due IN iai &c iio'o
to the amount of western moto, tou'
that Is done. or to the popuia,"s ~ ~
Canadian trips, or foreign tiaNei. =
perhaps the changing order OF ,h'ne'
dine the proximitv of large cities. rs io'
instance the ncarneSs of New ork 10 ,he
beautiful Catskill Mountains, which mas
inundated certain parts OF this sec',on
with people Of such newly acquired weai.i'
that all quiet and reserve Is uestroseu a'
public places Of their patronage. "Ip
through the remark" ree'om e,ll,,
the upper Hudson Sreo'Is
near Ashkancan Reservoir reveaiS inie
after mile of splendid roadway dot,e1
with houses hearing the sale or re'i'a
sign \ few road-houscs show the w wno"e.s
and trappings OF prosperity: put many ~.
II desar,cd as the original Of Rip Van
Minkle's sleep m these same mountains
Some ol the farthest sighted oi the noun
tam resorts have steadily refused the
patronage ri the ncw-rich element, ac-
eordinely they still prosper, with deight-
nl meals aulct. and a restricted NUMBER
al refined pcoplc as guests, but the larger
p,,nher are closing their doors, both on
account nf undesirable patronage ana me
stc,d, drawing of western and iar-north
travel
With vacation DAYS so crowded WIN
hurried departures Of young ana oio ~,
lakeside seashorc, mounia'n-top an1
v,Ile, n u well to consider the accepted
nj g.
FIRST az an hc sure Of your accoInmoda-
mons before leaving home. lravel IS SO
cnnpestcd now. that a char car seat or
Pullman reservation means one or TWO
davs Encouragement Take iuhci,
with vou. for the average dining car meal
~ ,h,s summer Is quickly eaten and gladly
forgotten II planning stay at hotei'
~, certain 20 write for room or rooms pc
lor, leaving home. Most OF the resorts are
crowded to the limit SUIT your warur ooe
a. tho place vou visit. II stranger 10 the
other quests. why bc burdened with a
number al garments On the other hahd'
Il among friends. don't lay yourself open
h. criticlsm by wearing unsuitable cloth
tnu Fit purse taste and need 10 the place
vou vtsit Choose your vacation with
the idea az benefit II an Insomnlac don I
go "a a crowded summer hotel u yon re
fond az society, don't seek secluded
plarr. n YOU love quiet, visit the noun
talns II YOU like change. 81 TO the sea
II vour desire Is 20 find IN tho bret stay OF
the average vacation term the state OF
mind vou consider normal, get tent ana
camp beside some mountain stream 10
vosir cooking ON a rock stove ana proNiue
for mart ~ Il bv fishing Make friends, II
y,,, c.o with some ~ the little wood
creatures. such as the rabbits, wood
,S,uelS and chipmunks: learn the open
~kv Nv dav and night. and get IN touch
with Nature. always truthful, always
harmonious.
Dean Winifred 7 Robinson Of the
Nomcn's College Of Delaware, and Mrs
Samuel Chiles Mitchell wife OF the retir-
,ne president Of Delaware College, were
y,eSts ol honor AZ a luncheon at the nome
~ Mrs Howard Laurence Smith OF New
ark on Thursday.
Mrs ] Bowie Owens has returned from
rane Nav. where she spent several
n,,rsks MIR. Owens Is at Atlantic City,
.nd Miss Madeleine Owens Is spending
slx weeks at Warm Springs, Virginia.
MIR. and Mrs Leon Walker and family
~,Il 90 10 Eagles Mere next week, to spend
ne remainder Of the summer.
Mrs r II D,mham and Mrs ". II.
Fcnn returned on Thursday evening from
ten dav motor trip along the delightful
roads of the Boston and Cape Cod neigh
horhoods
An interesting wedding in Philadelphia
TODAY Is that Of Miss MarIory Brown and
Charles Lvon Chandler, who is the broth
.r-,n-law of Mrs A ID. Chandler, daugh-
ter of Ms William G Ramsay Several
memhers Of tho bridal party will come tc
wilmington after the wedding to he guests
a, CuVenco,lrt over the weekend. These
vii include Miss Chandler, Harry and
William Chandler. all Of Brookline, Massa-
chusctts.
Mir and Mrs Norman Rood and family
vii leave next Wednesday Ivy motor, fo'
Maine, where they will spend the month
of August.
Miss Alice Satterthwaite is spending q
week AZ Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Willard F. Smith left last Sunday
for Chautauqua, New York, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mrs Lawrence Porter Of McLane
street Uvion Park Gardens, left yester-
dsy morning for Philadelphia, where she
will he the guest OF her sister for several
DAYS
MIR. and Mrs. Caleb z. Burohenal lef,
Thursday for New York, TO sail for Europe,
where they will travel until September J.
MIR and Mr John Brady of Union
park Gardens left yesterday Tor week s
visit in Canada.
Mrs. Philip Laird is entertaining as hei
quest. her sister, Miss Cornelia Chichester
Of sandy Springs, Md. MIR. and Mrs. Laird
Will go 90 Canada for two weeks trip
ON August 4 Their itinerary will include
a tour OF the st. Lawrence rver and
vicinity.
Rev. r. w Trapneil, rector of St
Andrews Episcopal Church, is spending
h,. vacation, which ends July 81, motoring
II the South. He Is accompanied by his
tmily. They are week lend guests OF
b. sweet and family of Blueheld, w. Va
hey motored there from Roanoke, Va.
here they were guests OF w. W. jerks
neral manager of the Norfolk K West
railroad, and family
Miss Mary Shields has returned from
atlantic City and will leave for New York