Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-28

Mrs. Frank G. Carpenter who, with
Allan Carpenter, joined Miss Edith
Footc Of Brooklyn, N. Y, at Lake
Minncwaska for stay, is expected home
next week.
DIR. Lewis Rumford and Mrs. Rumford,
who have been spending the summer at
Squirrel Island, are expected back Sep
tembcr 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Townsend of
Ashley, have returned from a visit at
Bcttcrton, Md, and have as their guests.
Mrs. Townsend's sisters Misses Marie
and Linda Scott, of Germantown; who
have been summering at Ocean City,
n. j. Mrs Townsend entertained at
dinner in their honor Thursday evening.
MFR. and Mrs. r. B. Mode Of the Bel
vcderc, have been spending several days
at the Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Broad of HOS
Nottingham road, will spcnd the weekend
at Wildwood, N. j. Wendell Broad, who
has been in camp, will accompany his
parents. Mrs. Broad's brother, Benja-
min Harris, Mrs. Harris and two children
have returned to Charlivoix, Pa, after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Broad.
William Moscly has returned from Cape
May where he spent several days
Nfrs. L. Donaldson Brown, who has
bcen with her mothr Mrs. II. Nj. barks-
dale at Wcstport, on Lake Champlaine, Is
expected home this week or next.
Tho annual cruise of the Annapolis
midshipmcn will end near September /,
when the six battleships of the Atlantic
fleet which made the trip to foreign waters
will return TO home ports.
A number of prominent Delaware
families arc represented on the cruise, and
the arrival of the gallant seamen will be
eagerly awaited.
The Delaware Boys who made the trip
are Emile Francis du Pont, Jack Fulen-
weider of New Castle, Richard Cross,
John Reed Nicholson, ]. E. Zortman of
Wilmington, Lawrence Holcomb and John
l.. Pratt of Milford.
Today Mrs. William Prickett, Jr., and
Miss Josephine Prickett are sailing from
New York on the American liner, st.
Paul BY happy coincidence, the day
the ship is scheduled to arrive at Plymouth
England. that country will be celebrating
its Booth anniversary Of the sailing of the
Pilgrim Fathers to found a new colony on
the~e shores. Mrs. Prickett and Miss
Prickett will travel in England, visiting
Oxford and London, before going TO
Brussels. where Mrs. Prickett will be
with her parents, Judge and Nine. Henri
de Boeck and Miss Prickett will join her.
On their return, by way of Havre, Paris
will be enjoyed for q shopping and sight
speing tour. Mrs. William Prickett, Sr.,
and William Prickett will go to New York
70 bid the travellers bon voyage. Judge |
Prickett and Miss Florence Prickctt on |
the same day will be in Moorestown, n. j., |
where the formers nephew and namcsake |
will be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Morcland will |
make a two-weeks' visit to Atlantic City, |
n. j., in September.
Orville Poets, who, with Mrs. Peets, |
spent last week end with Mrs. William G.. !
Ramsay, has just finished a charming |
portrait of the little daughter of MIR. and |
Mrs. George Thomas, of Whitford, Penn |
sylvania Mr.. and Mrs. Peets leave In |
October for Portugal, where Mr.. Poets |
will make a series Of etchings for an I'M |
portant work on that country.
Miss Anna c. Vandever has returned /
from Ocean Grove, y. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Jourdan of /
Hillcrest, camped with friends near Ok
ford, Pa, last week, Mrs. sJourdan Is