Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30
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during July, to spend the remainder OF the
season.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller and Mrs. Frank
G. Tallman arc at Marblehead, Mass, TINS
week. attending the National Garden
Club conference.
Mrs. LYMAN d. Boutwell,, Sr., of Cleve-
land. Ohio. is guest OF Mrs, Lyman
d. Boutwell,, Jr., and Mrs. Frank Boyn-
ton at Falkland.
Mrs. ]. Ernest Smith is in California
with Mrs. Frederick Bart Berger.
Mr.. and Mrs George ?. Bissell of Red
Oak road are at Atlantic City for the
summer.
Miss Holiday of Rapidan, Va, who has
been the guest of Miss Elsie l.. Patterson,
returned home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Bringhurst Jr.,
will 90 to Cambridge, Maryland, on
Saturday, to spend July 4 with MIR. and
Mrs Sidney Henry.
William Sellers was the guest Of the
Charles Ruperts for the Holladay dance.
Mrs. Fred f. Bach, Miss Dorothy
Warner and Charles Warner, Jr., have
returned from a two weeks stay at the
Bach cottage In the Poconos.
Professor A. II. Berlin and Mrs. Berlin
will leave on July for 500 Nipi Park IN
New Hampshire. where they will spend the
month of July and probably August, N
company with their son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rice and Miss Mar
paret Rice. Miss Lillian Berlin Rice is now
at Camp Aloha, popular girls camp IN
the beautiful Northern lake section.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter ], Ford Of the
Grantley Apartments will spend July at
Atlantic City.
The reception given by the pupils OF
Miss Elizabeth Burling Johnson at the
New Century Club on Monday evening.
was greatly enjoyed by a number OF
friends The piano numbers gwen re-
fiected much credit upon Miss johnson
and those participating. The vocal solos
bv Mrs. 5. +. Ellis, Miss Mary G. Nor
rison and Mrs. l.. +. Downing were de-
lightfully rendered
Mrs. r. ID. Coppage has as her guests
this week Mrs. Nathaniel o. Goldsmith
and Miss Elizabeth Goldsmith of Gin
cinnati, O.
Miss Helen Adair will leave on Friday
morning for Camp Oneka IN the Pocono
Mountains, girls camp directed by Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Settle of Germantown.
Swimming. canoeing, basketball ana horse
back riding furnish amusement for the 100
or more girls who enjoy the outdoor camp
life.
Mile. Fernando Daetens, who is the
daughter Of prominent Belgian financler,
will be with Mrs. William Prickett, Jr.,
for this week, coming over from Silver
BAY, where she attended the \. w. Z. A.
conference after term at Wellesley
College.
Miss F. Ethel Wilson has returned from
East Orange. y. j., and New York, where
she was a guest at MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Barnhardt's beautifully located home on
Riverside Drive.
Mrs. A. D. Warner and her friend, Mrs
Charles Howland of Philadelphia, will
leave for HAYNES Falls, in the Catskill
Mountains, New York, tomorrow, to re-
main several weeks.
Miss Rebecca Polk Of Lawrenceville, \.
J.. is the guest of the William 5. Pricketts,
having motored TO Philadelphia all the
way from Orlando, Florida, where she
spent the last winter. Miss Polk is
graduate of Holyoke, and the daughter of
a well-known divine.
This afternoon at the attractive Colby
home at Holly Oak, Misses Elinor Colby
and Caroline Schantz are the hostesses for
q picnic meeting of the Business and Pro-
fessional Womcn's Club. The guests will
go by the Chester trolley or bus to Holly
Oak road.
Tomorrow afternoon at the residence of
Mrs Henry Primrose in Richardson Park,
the Alert branch of the Sunshine Society
will be entertained at luncheon. A busi-
ness meeting will follow.
Old Swedes p. f. Church was the seer