Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-07

The social annals, like those of the poor
arr more or less brief Everybody hau
sane or insane Fourth, according 10 tio
manner Of their celebration:
Watching n block of holiday spending
folk returning from scashore, country %
town made the stay-at-home thahhi"i IL
nuet hours on the front porch, or ih .'ie
hack ward as the case happened 10 pe'
They lcf, so blithcly, satchels ana paske,5 -
in hand. to return so sadly, Imply, su,,
serving as luggage vans. However, III
.ay they had Jolly time, ana IL tney upii
know, who docs3
Atlantic Citv. by the way, had a small
crowd as compared with iast suin'iie, sui'oi 7
The mountains are drawing many Pcopn
,his summer, but many prefer tlSii oIn =
aome 10 any resort anywhere u'iuoi '"o
mn. ,,..,,o,+ -
-, ~ ,,ack proving Dan Cupid
Keeps busy. otherWisc ti'iiie0
trcmely dun.
pr and Mrs. Joseph H. Odell OF Red
OAK road. announce the engagement % oi
lhe,r daughter. Marjorie, TO hoinas u
Eradgord son Of Mr. And Mrs. Henry Is.
Bradford OF Edge Moor
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford have
returned from week stay ut hehopoth'
Mr. and Mrs. George 5. Capelle, Jrr,,
Are spendIng week at Rehoboth beach'
Letters received from the Nobert
penlngtons. written at Lake Louise,
describe q delightful trip, anid laea,
weather conditions, through beauthui
scenery.
Mrs William A. Reynolds, Miss Reyn-
,lds and Miss Pcnrose OF fhliadeiphia
xere weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William n. REYNOLDS at Harvey.
Ccorrc 7. Bissell and Alfred Bissell
leave today for Western trip, including
yollowstonc Park and the Pacific coast.
The Fourth was pleasantly observed at
DraneS-Nine summit where many oi the
2OO ar more cottages are now occupied
Nj and Alrs. Mavricc Alexander had
large house party AT their cottage tor the
,,,ck end the guests including MIR. ana
Mrs Albert Doughcrty, MIR. and Mrs
Frank Davis. Mr and Mrs. licorge Mar
Tin. MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Warner, MT.
and Mrs. Richard McMullen, Misses
Betty Nier and Sarah Mcknight, James
Luke and Robert Hill. festival gwen
included box social, speaking by Dr.
carlisle Hubbard, music and iireworks.
Nr and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Harrison left
Monday for kennebunkport, Name
where they will spend the summer.
DIR and Mrs. William c. Speakman
have been on motor trip through the
southern part of the State.
Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Lackey OF 9o7 Van
Buren, street announce the approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Ruth NJ, to
Prank NJ. Forstburg of Village Cireen,
PA. on July II, at noon, IN Grace church
The engagement Of Miss Georgene G.
Rutler and Captain George Lea teblger,
L. :. 4. is announced by Mrs. George I.
Iasher of Rydal Pa, aunt of the bride.
Miss Butler formerly resided at Wilkes
Barre, Penna. She Is known TO many VII
mingtonians. Captain teblger Is son OF
Colonel and Mrs. Lea Febiger, Y. ;. A.,
now Of San Francisco, Cal. he is men,
bcr Of the Febiger family, formerly prom
incnt in this city and State.
Mr.. ana NifS. W llt4aiu II . SibScaH VI
West Eighteenth street are at Atlantic
City for several weeks.
Daniel Harvey Morgan Of Washington,
spent the weekend with friends in Union
Gardens, going down to Atlantic City on
Monday.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, Mrs. W. G.
Ncsbitt and Miss Betty Nesbitt viii spend
two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Warner is in Connecticut
for several weeks.
Mrs. J. Kearney Rodgers, who has
been the guest of Mrs. William c. Mat
thews, also Of Hotel du Pont, has gone to
New Brunswick, y. J. Mrs. Rodgers will
spend part Of the summer with Mrs.
Robert Garetson, her daughter, at
Asheville, y. c.
Mrs Winthrop B. Wood has returned