Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-25
Mostly About People
City, where they have been making short

City, where they have been making a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont and
family will return from Ventnor on Sep
tcmbcr /.
Mrs. William N. Barnard is at Rangely
Lakes, Maine, for a stay, after spending
some time in California.
Mrs. Preston Lea and Miss Louise Lea
have returned from Odessa.
Frank c. Tallman returns today from
Chatham, Mass, where he and Mrs.
Tallman have been spending the summer
at their Cape Cod home.
Mrs r. II. Dunham returned on Friday
and Miss Marion Dunham on Saturday
from Cape May, where they spent the
summer with Mrs. Arthur ketcham and
Mrs. II. ID. Moore.
A pleasant weekend party ut the home
of Mrs. William G.. Ramsay consisted OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. II. Peets of Woodstock,
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler
of Philadelphia, whose marriage took
place Tecently in that city.
Mrs. John r. Nicholson is entertaining
as her guest her aunt, Mrs. John G. Long
OF Lancaster, Pa.
Midshipman John r. Nicholson, Jr., is
expected home on September 1, after
the world cruise of the Annapolis Naval
Academy men. Honolulu was one of the
important points enjoyed by the class
men and Midshipman Nicholson's last
letter was from Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Z. Walker and
family, returned Saturday from a three
weeks trip to Mackinaw Island and the
Great Lakes.
The +. A. Richardson's expect to be in
Canada. at Sault Ste, Marie until ealy IN
September.
Ventnor has had such remarkable
growth lately, that it may be, in time, 1T
will rival its great progenitor, Atlantic
City. Veptnor enjoys the distinction OF
showing greater percentage OF increase
in population during the past ten years
than any city in the United States.
Miss Anne Garrett has returned from a
visit to Miss Savage in Coopertown, n.
y, where she was delightfully."- entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph NJ Wheeler are
spending two weeks at Charlestown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rudolph and
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Sparks will re-
turn TO Wilmington from Chester, Nova
Scotia, where they spent the summer,
near September /.
DR.. and Mrs Henry ]. Stubs and Miss
Elizabeth Stubbs have returned from
pleasant motor trip through New Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Halle and family
are at Squirrel Island for several weeks.
The Ernest du Points are at Bay Head,
n. j., until September. Miss Alberta
du Pont is at Little Meadows, Pa, in
camp.
Miss Marguerite Baldwin entertained
one evening last week in honor of Miss
Helen NJ. Brown, who will be married TO
James Grant of New York IN the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst,
Miss Kathryn Winslow, and friends from
New York City, leave on Monday or
Tuesday for the Adirondacks, where on
Chain Lake they will enjoy canoe trip
and camping expedition. Accompanied
by guides, the party expects to make
camp according to their fancy, and alto
gether anticipate an unusual vacation In
the beautiful mountain section OF New
York
The group of Wilmington club women
who attended the summers lectures and
classes at Chautauque, have returned
home filed with the inspiration of the
varied and helpful program given at the
well-known resort Mrs. Floy Booth of the
New-Century Club was one of the most
interested of the women In attendance,
having taken the Chautauqua course of
study for several years, and serving as
president of her class
Mrs. Booth reports each day crowded
with interesting occurrence. Famous
lecturers, teachers and musical entertain