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wv. CA, DELEGATES
At CAMP AEPAHW|N
Have Interesting Time at Confer
encc and Receive Much Benefit;
Holiday House Notes.

Communications have been received
from the local " W. G. A. delegates
who are attending the conference az Camp
Nepahwin, Canton, Pa, telling of the
interesting time they ore having OF the
conference. They are receiving much bene-
fit from their visit and will have many
varied and interesting facts to bring to
their club members when they return.
The Wilmington party expect 10 arrive
IN this city on Saturday, they have been
away for period of ten days.
The Ayita Club met last evening st
the club rooms SOL Market street for The
purpose Of making plans for an entertain
nent 10 be given in the near future. II
will be announced NJ latter date what
the nature Of the program viii be, and
when il viii be held.
Delegates who are 10 attend the sum
rner business girls conference at Camp
Nepnhwin, Canton, Pa, will leave this
city on August and viii be away until
the IL. Those who will attend this con
ference are Misses Ethel Bonham and
Marjorie Robinson, members Of the
Blue Triangle Boosters Club.
Holiday House entertained q large
group Of young women over the weekend !.
A number of parties have been arranged
for the remainder Of this week AZ this
delightful place This evening 30 members
Of missionary society from one Of the
local churches will enjoy their supper az
the House. a group from the Peoples
Settlement is also planning 10 20 20 the
House this week. Many guests are ex-
pected to be present over the weekend
An invitation is extended 10 all young
women Of this city 70 visit Holiday House
and enjoy IFS hospitality during the sum
ner months. The house is open 20 all
girls whether members Of the association
or not. Here will be found all kinds of
wholesome fun and pleasure and 10 ls
place where one can have resfful cheer
ful vacation. II affords great delight 20
visitors whether for a week stay or for
a weekend trip The Y w c. A. extends
an invitation 10 all girls clubs and socie-
ties of this city 70 come ont TO this home
like center and enjoy some Of the many
delightful features that il supplies There
are still few vacancies AZ the house for
this week and also next. Registration may
he made az any time AZ S04 Market
street for vacation at the house. All
registrations must be made at this 10
cation. Miss r.. r. Muchrnore, physical
director, is now acting as reersational
secretary at Holiday House.
A large delegation n young girls and
women from this city we're present at the
swimming lessons at the Y. NJ G. A. pool
Yesterday morning. The Lessons are being
held under the alispicies Of the y w G. A.
While the classes are now well filed a
few members can be taken IN each Of the
Registration for these ciasees docs no.
have 20 be made IN advance of the lessons
which are held every Tuesday and FRI
dsv morning These classes will continue
throughout the entire summer.
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NEIGHBORING RULE.
Result Of Three Years Experiment Sum-
married. in Statement.

Results achieved in the first three
years experiment in neighborhood gov
eminent. conducted by the National So
cial Unit Organization in Cincinnati,
Ohio, were summarized in a statement
made public here yesterday by Wilbur
G. Phillips, executive uf tho organization.
The experiment embraced two principles,
the statement explained, creation Of a
neighborhood council Of representatives,
elected hy residents of blocks Of 100 fami-
lies each, and creation Of an advisory
board of representatives, elected by mem
hers of occupational groups.
The chief lessons learned, the state
mcnf said, were Increased efficiency
in social service achieved through CEN
traliEation which has amounted in the
field of public health alone 10 from 300
to 200 per cent, the increased partici-
patton IN the affairs Of the nelghbor-
hood on the part Of the people, Of sup
plementlng public effort with the assist
ance of the members, Of technical groups
and the growth of the spirit Of true
neighborlness. The organization, Mr..
Phillips said, will devote its attention.
for few months to an analysis of the
work Of the unit from the standpoint
of cost and statistics, 20 supplement
eleven valuations made last winter by
experts who visited Cleveland
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VACATION|NG IN THE
CATSK|Ll NOUN TA|AS
Paradise of Forn-Fringed Streams
and Pine Topped Peaks Lure
Thousands.

Summer in the Catskll Mountains and
thousands of yacationists abroad through
this paradise of fcrn-fringed mountain
streams and towering pine-tnpped peaks
One afternoon srcnt on the main street
of rhocnicia. which is the way station for a
large part of tho mountain travel IN New
York State. both by auto and train, no
veals bewildering amount of pleasure
poing--ln fact, half the world seems to be
on holiday Crowded autos flash by,
trains are packed with travellers; every
where YOU turn IL evidence of care-frce
life, for the time, in the open
Woodland valley, three miles away, secs
less of man and more of Nature This
long level cut through the mountains Is
one OF the most beautiful sections of re-
markable scenic country. Finishing a
boulder-strewn way through its length,
the Woodland Valley streams are the
mecca of fishermen, who camp beside Its
waters, to fish for the mountain trout
that love the rock-bottom bed OF IFS
course. Ii takes a cautious line to catch
the wary trout; the red speckled beauties
are wary even Of the best flies.
Esopus Creek is another mountain
stream hereabouts. IL unites with Wood
land Valley to flow to Ashokan Lake and
reservoir, which supplies New York City
from its bounty OF water crystal clear.
The Esopus has its name from the Esopus
Indians who used TO roam the valley, and
whose lookout house of stone on the
mountain side attracts many climbers.
All through the Catskill section are
beautiful inns and homes, many of the
latter occupied only month or two dur
ing the warmest weather Some of these
ola ,l., hn1 II
mountain verdure.
1t seems almost cruel to say that both
DAYS and nights are chilly, no less than
four or five blankets making comfortable
covering for bed. Golden rod is already
in bloom here, proving the seasons adj
vancement, while mountain laurel still
whitens the more protected spots;
strange meeting of spring and autumnl
Daisies and buttercups grow very long
stems, and mountain pinks are almost
as spicy as the garden variety. The
marked beauty and variety of the flora
here is the wonder Of visiting botaRists.
One especially lovely flower is the little
blue for-get-me-not, which loves the
roadside provided there be sufficient
moisture.
The wood creatures are In evidence,
even bear and deer may be seen, while
the rufIied grouse, foxes, porcupines and
rabbits are common sights.
The power of Gods hand is so marked
in the vast contour of the mountains as
in every phase of the attendant life, that
it is small wonder the mountain resorts
are more quiet than gay. There is
getting back to normal poise which puts
far out-of mind tho wracking wall of the
Jazz, or the strident call of the city
streets. The amusements are nearer sane
than the restless seaside .places afford
Everybody tramps, and when you tramp
either you think good hard, sound
thoughts or you don't think at all, prefer
ably the latter.
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DELIGHTFUL RECITAL.
An Interesting Musical Event Last
Evening AT Bellefonte.

A delightful recital was given last
evening at the home Of Miss Angela u
Curren at Bellefonte, by her rmusic scholars
none of whom are over II years old
Many parents and friends attended and
were pleased. The following interesting
program was given:
Our Clock, chorus; "Waltz Of the
Flower Fairy" Esther Cartwright. piano
solo; School Room Evrlyne Mont
gomery, piano solo; Ding Dong Bell. :"
Anna Tucker. piano solo; Lullaby"
Robert Jack, piano solo; Pillow Time. :"
Mildred Wiberg, Elizabeth Mogginson.
duet; ''The Mill Wheel" Elizabeth
Quade, piano solo; Fun IN the Plavroom, "
Mary Jamison, piano solo; by the Wood
land Spring, Isabella Foulk. Esther
Cartwright, piano duct. Little Flower
Dance, Grace Hodge, piano solo. "Frolic-
some Moments George Martin. piano
solo: Ride a Cock Horse" Mildred
Wiberg, piano solo. Round the Christ
mas Tree Elizabeth Megginson. piano
solo; "A Twilight Idyl" Ethel Mac
kenzle, piano solo: 'Will.es PRAYER .
George Martin, solo; Tender Farewell. .
Isabella FniIlk. piano solo: ''The Cottag,,
hy the Sea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
ENGLISH BISHOP TALKS
Of DIVORCE PRObL LENS
Fsvors Making Aspir,n,s for Mar.
riage Sign Idcnt tihcatin
Cards.

London, July ~ RI Rev Hrftnm
Pollock, Bishop ~ NOruith, in diaeuelng
tho divorce question, ayi
We are hearing much on ttf wib.fei
~ divorce, bat ~ divpros - only an AZ
tempt 81 remedy the failures n msfrlel
life, y would be better urih cauass rather
than effects
This "a not n say that n Il unvirf
20 try to irupruve our divorce iaF
There are many who would agrrc thai in
this matter nnn should stand ~ ~
equality with women. anf tho n,t eth
the poor
After al, what We require most = ~
encourage those happy mauisvrs fi0fn
which husbands and wives viii ngf desire
10 esrape later on and vitifh gin lsaf io
happy BONES and % 1appy. hfslihF
families II children
To reach this end persnn. wto ~ -
be married should know nore ~ ore
another than IN msny uises they ~ af
prpseri They sh0if esrh - sflc ~
look the other IN ihs face wiih perferf
candor
No marriage s likely ~ - rie,essfi
II one n the partners hnv vrns secrrf
disqualification, snrh ~ rifs living
som nswherc eiss, ~ IrevioiF affsek
pf tuuarF, ~ nnrVirff0r fff nrfinFff frNf
which, II Il bad herornf snown hv
longer previous association ~ ~ afhff
means, would have deferred 10 1fhsf
partner
Al the present iims pir prrlirairarie~
to marriage offer m rutl securify p
regard ~ questions n the kind ~ rvrr
more easily secrrfained rafsers
No third party is required - id~rtifv
bride and bridegroom ~ - verify se'T
statements about themselves
Even when the clergy trv ~ ~ ttfs
before Publishing tho hanns the rnorf
careful inquiry IN large t0wr rav fFl
70 detert sorne fraudulent eta'rrneff
We want real publicry and eaution
and verified statements
The plan nay sofnd rather P~n-ien
in It's character. but II everyone hsd -
possess registration ~ ldontife.tinn
card on which sorne particulars a hla
or her origin. marital state ooenr@'ion
and career we're written, % world af
least rernovn these false ideas atouf 0ne
another which nduce ionpe parties a.
marry, and prevent nlany irregular
rlandestine Ard undesirable lniona
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Mostly About People

visit here, where he renews friendships,
| many of which are of long standing. He
| is now resident of Nineland, N. j. Mr..
| Whitlock is an old-linc Democrat and in
his time in Delaware he was n power IN
party affairs in his locality. Therefore,
| he always wants to know about politics
when he drops back into Delaware. On
this trip he called on a number of friends
here as well as IN the lower part OF the
State Though veteran Of the Civil
War and member of the Grand Army, he
does not Indicate, by his appeara nee, that
he is old enough to enjoy that distinction.
Col. and Mrs. l.. G.. Buclxncr are at
Hot Springs, Va, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Haskell are touring
in Canada
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Charles r.. Miller
have gone on trip to California.
Miss Lillian Jackson, granddaughter of
Mrs. John II jackson, sailed this week
for Rumania:
hoboth Beach.
Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson is giving a
luncheon and bridge party today at the
Country Club.
At Grace NJ. T.. Church today at noon,
Miss Ruth NJ. Lackey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Frank +. Lackey. was married
20 Frank NJ Forstburg, Of Cedar Lawn
Farm, Village Green Pa. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Ralph Minker,
associate pastor of Grace Church, assist
ed by Rev. J Landis Following the cere
mony n small reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, p0T Van
Buren, street, at which there were present
only the immediate families of the couple
and n few intimate friends Miss Alice
Iefferis was maid of honor and the best
man was Francis NJ. Erdman of Shamokln.
Pa The bride wore a white georgette
dress and white hat and carried a bouquet
of Bride roses, orchids and a shower of
lupin. The maid of honor carried Ophella
roses and pink water lilies and wore a
dress of nile green organdie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forstb,mg will leave on an automo-
bile tour through New England, to last
about a month. and after September
will be at home at Cedar Lawn Farms,
Village Green.
Miss Helen Alrich and Miss Nav
Alrich arc spending their vacation at
Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Julia Murray Of San Diego, CAL
is rsending the summer with Mrs. Francis
Doncrty. 403 West Sixth street.
Horace G. Eastb,mn and members of
his family returned Sunday from a two
weeks cruise on the Chesapeake Bay, IN
Mr. Eastburn's yacht, the SHARK .
Miss Julia Townsend is Writing he
gandmoth her, Mrs. G. l., Townsend, at
Odessa, Del.
Mrs Henry Evans has returned from
week end visit to Mrs. p. S. Hall at War
wick
DR. NJ. J. s Abels of Altoona. Pa, was
the recent guest of Judge and Mrs Aaron
Finger. DR. Abels was former rabbi Of the
Temple of Truth in this city.
Miss Marie Summers is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs Robinson, in
Trenton, \. J.
Mr. and Mrs W Gordon Jackson are
at home after delightful vacation spent
at Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Windsor and
KIngsville, Ont, and Detroit, Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
where they were the guests Of Mrs. Jack
sons sister, Mrs II. S. Bacon.

where they were the guests Of Mrs Jack
sons sister, Mrs. II. $. Bacon.
Rev. Luther Broadway, pastor Of
Madeley NJ II. Church. IL visiting his
uncle, George Crouch, at Odessa.
Miss Laura Donohuc spent the week
end with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r..
II. Donohue of Middletown.
Miss Elizabeth Townsend spent the
weekend Mt Morristown, Pa, with her
sister Mrs Frank Cantwell.
Mrs. B. r. Gibbs of Chicago III is
the guest of Mrs. T.. i. Perry of Elm
hurst
Miss Evelyn Gibbs of Chicago, ILL.,,
is being entertained by Miss Evelyn
Sutton of Elmhurst
Miss Nellie G.. Townsend has returned
from New York, Brooklyn and Long
Island.
Mrs James w. Denning of 700 North
Jackson street, is spending n month at
Bottcrton, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Mn. ID. W. Townsend and their chii,
drcn have gone TO Lcwcs where they VIII
hc guests of Rev.and Mrs. |. Nj Chambers
Mrs. John Townsend entertained two
brides and bridcgrooms over the week
end. They were MIR and Mrs. Dewitt
e.. S,,pplec of Philadelphia and Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Jcdman of PleasantVilie'
n. J
Harold Suplec is on business trip to
tho South Atlantic He expects to be
away several months
Bishop William +. Oldham, whose
charge comprises all of South America
has been the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
John = Nlullin at Holly Oak:
Nlrs. William Coyne has returned from
six weeks visit with relatives IN the
West.
Mrs John B. Bird has gone to Kcnnc-
bunkport. Me, for month.
Miss Nellie Caufman Of Ashley is visit
ing her uncle George Caufman, at Ridley
Park
Philip Coync spent the past week at
Atlantic City.
Tho Betsy Montgomery Coffee House
will bc opened next week by the business
and Professional Nomon's Club. This
- an innovation among the business
women II Wilmington. and It is expected
will prove quite popular
w. J Maclean, formerly of Wilmington,
Is vice-chairman of the Detroit Board of
Commerce Committee which has arranged
for great water way convention in that
CITY tomorrow The slogan of the CON
vention is Detroit to the Sea Mr..
Maclcan was AZ one time president of the
Wilmington Chamber Of Commerce.
Mrs L. : Mckee has goncfor months
visit 90 Bronte. Ontario.
Mrs Il /, Garner IS having ten-day
vacation at Ocean City and before re-
turning home will visit Dover and Town
send
MIR aud Nrs Henry r. Thompson.
Miss Eleanor Thompson and James vii
son Thompson Will leave Philadelphia
tomorrow with a party on trip TO the
west. In the party besides the Thomp-
sous will be MIR and Mrs Charlton
Yarnall. Miss Agnes Yarnall, and Miss
4 Sophie larnall Of Philadelphia.
Iammot du Pont and far.iy have gone
Co Saranac Lake. where hoy vii ts dur
ing the balance Of this month and for the
month Of August Mr. and Mrs. +.
Lindsay Curtis are also at SaraIac for q
stay of some time
Mrs Richard f. Kelley and Miss Helen
Kelley Of Montclam, n j, have been
the guests recently of Mrs. John II.
Wilson.
Judge George Gray and Mrs. Gray arc
AT Eagles Mere. Pa.
Mrs. W Poyntell Johnson and Miss
Marjorie Pyle leave this week for Prqut'
Neck. Maine. where Mrs. Johnson will
I've for the summer. Miss Pyle will return
in August
There was visitor 20 Delaware Viii
mington. Smyrna and CLAYTON to be ex-
ac,-this week. who docs not often come
10 the State, but who IS always welcome.
William ". Whitlock, who for many
wears was a hotel keeper at Clayton but
who has not been a resident of Delaware
for the past - wears, ENJOYS an occasional
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
CARD PARTY FOR BENEFIT
OF CHILD HEALTH CENTER

A card party for the benefit of the child
h<aith center Mt Ninth and Union streets
will be given by Mrs H. T.. Gardner and
Mrs. Richard n. Palmer, at the home Of
Mrs. Gardner. 23O4 West Eleventh street,
on Friday afternoon st 2 o'clock. This
is tho second OF the series of card parties
to be gwen by members of the Wawsset
Wofnen's Club for thus purpose, the first
one having been held last Friday at the
home Of Mrs. RI. c. Chickering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
GIRLS ON OUTING.
High School Group Tenting at Better
ton, Md

With watermelon and marshmallow
parties, bathing boating, and even fishing,
a party of girls from the High School will
amuse themselves this week at Betterton.
They left the city today by motortruek
for the water-side where they will live in
tents and, like lltrue campers, do their
own cooking.
The following misses comprise the
group: Mary Schofeld, Susanna Keith
ley, Grace Ellison, Lynda Bonwell, Mabel
Maxwell, Marion Murphy, Dorothy
Murphy, Dorothy Frederick, Beatrice
Frederick and Madelaine Eisenhart. The
young ladies are chaperoned by the
Misses Laura and Joan Easley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

DIR. NJ. J. s Abels of Altoona. Pa, was
the recent guest of Judge and Mrs Aaron
Finger DIR Abels was former rabbi OF the
Temple Of Truth in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Mrs Henry Evans has returned from a
week end visit to Mrs. p. S. Hall at War
wick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Mrs. William Coyne has returned from
n six weeks visit with relatives IN the
West.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Mrs John B. Bird has gone to konne-
bunkport. Me for month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Miss Marie Summers is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs Robinson, in
Trenton, n J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Horace G.. Eastburn and members Of
his family returned Sunday from a two
weeks cruise on the Chesapeake Bay, IN
MIR. Eastburn's yacht, the SHARK .
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Mr. and Mrs W Gordon jackson are
at home after delightful vacation spent
at Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Windsor and
KIngsville, Ont, and Detroit, Mich.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
BY JAY JEROME WILLIAMS

Washington, April PRESIDENT
Wilson has been haraSsed to the
point of persecution by political ad-
adversaries, Homer S. Cummings.
chairman of the Democratic national
committee, declared here today in an
interview. He said:
Il regard it as an attempt at
character assassination"
Mr.. Cummings was talking about
the prospects OF the campaign and
reviewing events in the struggle
against the peace treaty, He said
that opposition to the peace resolu-
ton drawn in the house should be
unanimous, and he termed the move
to declare peace by resolution as
the most disgraceful attempt to sur
render the honor OF America" The
reese treaty, he pointed out, would
be the important issue in the cam
paign and he added that ne had not
the slightest doubt in the world but
that the convention at San Francisco
would endorse the attitude of the
president on the peace treaty"
Among the subjects which Mr.
Cummings would not discuss. and
which he termed taboo, were the mat
ter of a third term SO far as the
president is concerned and mention
of any Of the other Democratic can
didates. 1t was question concern
ing the presidents ability to take part
In the campaign, that drew from Mr.,
Cummings his rtenunciaticn Of the
Republican He said:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
Eightieth Division Vet Association
Holds Big Get-Together Meeting at
Pittsburg, April 10TH MANY Going

Pittsburgh Pa April 1.-The biggest get-together meet
ing held by members of the Eghteh Division Veterans
ISOLATION will be staged here April 10 at Motor Square Garden
Many former unit commanders of the DIVISION addition to
hundreds of doughboys who served under them through the
campaigns in France will descend Pittsburgh from all
Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia.
Among leaders of the Blue Ridge Division who will be pres
emit to meet the Of their old commands are Brig Gen Abel
bert Cronkhte who commanded the division; Col Lloyd NJ
Brett retired who brgader general commanded the One
Hundred and Sxtieth Brigade of Infantry in France: Col
George D. Freeman commander Of the Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry Col Harry c. Jones' of the Three Hun
dred and Eighteenth Infantry; Capt William Vandewater
of the Three Hundred and Twentieth Infantry Capt John Nc
Bridge of the Three Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry Maj
Charles M Jones' divisional adutant and Capt Curtis W. Nc
Graw of the Three Hundred and Twentieth Infantry.
Many events including dancing circus sideshow and
hton of trophies captured from the Germans by of
the division moving pictures showing various amstce day
what the show will consist of secret but the ladies of Penn
syvana Auxiliary No Eghteth Division Veterans associa
ton under whose auspices the meeting being held have
anteed that goldfish and corned willie will not be on the
menu.
Short speeches will be made by Maj Cronkhte and
Col Brett feature of the reunion will be arrangement
by which of various units will be able gather in their
CPS The hall will be divided sections unit
assigned place where its members hold forth with their
old bunkies.
As the meeting will attract many from outoftown
Pittsburgh it has been decided government official
film The Eghteth In Action, at Carnegie Music Hall April
S The pictures there reels created such fine i'm
preston shown ago. many
disappointed not being able to Seats that after much
effort the officials of the Veterans association obtained the
privilege of showing the film again.
Of all the in the Blue Ridge Division stood closer
to the doughboys than Father ED Wallace of the Three
Hundred and Twentieth Infantry So Father Ed is coming
to the together meeting and the following day. Sun
day. he in company with three other former chapns of the
division, will conduct memorial service here in ST. Pau
Cathedral.
Arrangements being made to supply for
who coming Pittsburgh to attend the event Members
are advised to write at to headquarters of the Egheth
Division Veterans association 915 Bessemer Building Pitts
burgh Pa.
Many Virgnians, members of the famous division from
all the have sgn6ed their intention of attending this
great reunion.