Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Mostly About People

tons Affect many persons. ne hres'
is n preacher, teacher, friend, all IN one,
through his ability to put In concrete
form the beauty of his fancles. beauu
ful picture inspires the beholder with
never ending charm.
Wilminpton's Art colony Is source
of pride and interest, always TO the many
art lovers i'm Delaware. Now that ITS mem
hers are more or less scattered tor the
summer. the pleasure places of their choice
are worthy notice, Inasmuch as their
soiourninp of the summer means much
in the possibilities of inspiration To be
shared with the public, in the beautiful
pictures the people may hope to see next
winter Mt the annual exhibition OF the
Wilmington Society of the Fine Arts.
Miss Henryette Stademan, president
of the Society, has been the guest OF
former Secretary of the Treasury ana
Mrs. William G.. McAdoo at Huntington,
T.. l., the McAdoo summer home. Miss
Stademan will return today.
Mss Ethel Barksdale is in Westport,
on Lake Champlain.
Clifford Ashley is in New England,
painting shore life and using his studio
NJ Fair Haven, Mass. MIR. Ashley mas
been painting at Horses Neck, also.
Frank Schoonover is at Bushklll, "a,
where he and his family are spending the
summer according TO their custom:
Gaylc +. Hoskins has been out OF town
for several week ends, but for no long
visit. and Charles A. Mcclellan Is another
who finds inspiration IN Delaware ana
nearby points.
Stanley NJ. Arthurs, has spent very
busy summer here, with no opportunity
ss yet 10 toe away.
The announcement that Miss Florence
Hubbard OF the Women's College at
Newark. will resign her position soon IN
order 10 locate in New York city tor the
purpose of doing batik work and costume
living. in which she has been successful,
will cause regret i'm Delaware, where Miss
Uuhhard's earnest support of art WORK
has borne fruit In organizing the art
work NJ the Womens College, Miss Hub
bard has succeeded in stimulating interest
IN art for ali the children of Delaware.
She feels that eventually Delaware viii
see that art training must be gwen to the
pupils IN every public school. Delaware
leachers and in less degree Delaware
club women are deeply Interested IN es-
fahhshlng q means for aesthetic growth
IN the schools. Some of the exhibits OF art
work shown in the Wilmington pubhc
schools last spring were really beautiful
lcficCting much credit upon the teachers
and pupils One primary school IN the
western part Of the city had room
decorated in dog wood design. executed
hv children Of the first year class, whlch
Was revolution of what can be done
to stimulate a latent talent for art
But as Miss Hubbard says: The surface
has only been scratched There is an
immense task for those who are to train
the teachers and ildren of Delaware, IN
ari -
At Delaware College il has been the aim
II the art department to correlate ITS
work with that of other departments. This
was done most effectively perhaps, IN CON
nec,ion with the dEamatics, where cos
simes were designed dyed, and built
oy students Of the Art Department.
Mrs. ]. II. Stadelman has returned
from Chatham. Mass, where she was the
guest of Mrs + G.. Tallman, at Talman
cottage on Cape Cod Mrs. Stadelman and
and Mrs. Tallman went by motor from
Wilmington, stopping en- route at New
port, Greenwich. and other points of in
tercSt. Mrs. Irving Warmers cottage is
near 10 Mrs. Tallmans and the Whining
ton party. including Mrs. Thomas
Woodnuc Miller and son, arc enjoying
delightful summer.
Mrs. ]. H. Stadelman. Miss Henryette
Sfadelman and Miss Mary Stadelman will
leave next Friday for Lake Huron, Mich,
where thew will be located in delightful
mn on the Canadian shore.
Walter L. Butler, who has been spend
ng some time at Buck Hill Falls, Pa,
,as been joined by Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson of Rockford, for a motor trip
10 Cape Cod, and later will 60 to Maine
or a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay, Jr., re-
turned last night from Cape May where
shev have been spending some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Barry and family
are summering at Spray Beach, \. J.
DR.. Packard Laird and Mrs. Laird
with young Joseph Packard Laird, Jr..
who is three weeks old are occupying
Mrs. William II. Laird's home during
August.
Miss Ruthanna Taylor is at Chatham,
Mass, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Mode of the Bel
vedere will spend September motoring
in the Berkshires.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Laird have re-
turned from visit to Mr. Laird's sister,
Mrs. William X. OlSie, at Bedford, Va.
Mrs. James Salisbury and daughter
Ruth-Anna Salisbury are making a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Eugene du Pont
Mrs. Saulsbury's sister at Ventnor, n. J.
Willard Salisbury, 3rd, is spending July
and August at Dan Beard Camp at Haw-
lev, Pike county Pa, where Mr. and Mrs
Salisbury will motor the last of the month
and bring him back with them.
Mrs. William S. Prickett Jr. expects
10 sail in the near future for Belgium,
where her parents, Judge and Madame
de Boeck, reside. She will remain In
Brussels for several months.
DR.. Julian Adair and Mrs. Adair expect
TO leave next Saturday for Squirrel Island
Maine, for q stay of several weeks.
Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, who has been
summering In Maine, will remain until
the last of the month.
Miss Susan Arthurs will remain at
Buck Hill Falls, Pa, until September.
Mrs William II. Redmile and Mrs
Harry Dixon were the guests of Mrs.
Erovl Howard at Rrand vuinp Summit