Newark post., 1920-06-16
PERSONALS

philip Caplan, OF New York,
formerly proprietor Of Breyer's
storp, sa was a recent visitor here.
' Dr.. Broadus Mitchell is home
from Johns Hopkins University for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Clara Nickerson and her
daughter, Miss Madge Nickerson,
arrived here from Richmond on
Friday. They intend to make New
ark their home. Miss Nickerson !
has accepted a position in the local
public schools.
Mr. !. w. Davis, of Boston,
Mass. and Mrs. E. T. Sawdon, Of
Wilmington, were weekend visi-
TORS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
|H Warner McNeal.
Miss Annabel Jarman is spend
inc several days with relatives in
lIarshalltOn.
Terry Mitchell is home from the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technol-
ogy for the summer vacation.
Richard Cooch, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis A. Cooch, returned
| home from Princeton University
| the last of the week.
Miss Alfredo Mosscrop, formerly
instructor in Chemistry and direc-
tor of Physical Education at the
lWompn's College, was a visitor
| here over commencement. She is
now director of Physical Education
| at VaSsar.
| Mr.. Carl Fischer, of Charleston,
|Va. is spending the week with the
family of H. Warner McNeal.
Miss Hannah Hollingsworth left
Ion Thursday for her home in Fair
lville, Pa.
| Mrs. Garret S. Harrington, of
Harrington, was a weekend visitor
There.
| Miss Elizabeth M. Jones, Of
Georgetown, and Miss Helen
jMackey, Of West Grove, visited
Miss Madge Nickerson during the
commencement weekend.
| Mrs. Robert Thackeray, of Elk
ton. and Mrs. H. G. Buckmaster
lof Wilmington, visited Mrs. NJ
Helen Mackie on Monday.
Miss Mary Griffith, of Cockeys
iville, Md, was a weekend visitor
of Mrs. Walter Geist.
B.! Miss Marian Taylor, of Whining
lton. was a recent visitor at th'
lhome of Mrs. J. Pilling Wright.
{ Miss Blanche King left las
1Thursday for her home in Over
lbrook, Pa.
Miss Ruby Miller is spendin'
Iseveral weeks at her home il
Nicholson, Pa.
Miss Ruth Jones spent the week
lend at her home in Baltimore.
| Hubert A. Roop, veteran printe
Iof Wilmington, was an intereste
visitor at Kells on Monday.
Hollis Jackson Lowe, of Sails
Ibury. Md, assistant division eng
neer on the B. c. & A. Railro2t
an alumnus of the class of 1871
delaware College, also visite
lKpllS on Monday.
Miss Ella NJ. Rhodes, Of Odess
/ and William B. Rhodes, of Phil;
1delphia, were recent visitors at tt
home of their brother, Leonard !
Rhodes.
| DR.. c. NJ. Almond and wife,
Wilmington, visited Mrs. Jenn
Campbell the first of the week.
Mr.. \. w. Wilkinson, of Del
ware City, visited Newark frient
yesterday.
J. Pilling Wright and John ]
Johnson are spending vacation
the Bermudas. \
Bayard Perry has returned +
Gently from a business trip
Buffalo, n. Y.
Phineas Morris returned yeste
day after attending the Commenc
ment exercises at Dickinson Ct
ege, his Alma Mater.
Mayor Eben B. Frazer visltt
Dover friends yesterday.
Mrs. Marion c. Cooch al
daughters, Margaret and Phoet
who have been visiting relativ
and friends in this vicinity, a
vlsiting Dover friends this week.
Mrs. Albert Constable OF Elkt
IS visiting at the home of May
Z. B. Frazer.
Miss Myrtle Wakeland return
nome yesterday from BlackblI
Where she has been teaching I
three years.
Arthur G. Wilkinson, busint
administrator at Delaware COLES
spending a brief vacation in M
York City. He will probably ia
trim nm tho H1,1cop