Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-09-01
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Like homing birds, slowly, but surely
the wanderers of the summertime are
turning toward Wilmington. there are
school arrangements to be made; IN
several instances, debut parties TO DE
MANNED. and a general resumption OF the
duties and pleasures of the fall and winter.
This week brings back q number OF the
best known residents who have enjoyed
summe, vacations both atar and near
home. among Others Mr.. and MIS-.
Irenee du Pont, who reach home today
after spending the summer at Nentnor.
Miss Sophie du Points debut was an I'M
portant social function of last spring.
MIR. and Mrs Frank q. Tallman Will both
be at home By Saturday, from Chatham,
Mass. also DR.. and Mrs. Joseph p.
Males and children, who have been in
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor du Pont
are at home from Chelsea, and the Eugene
du Points are expected today MIR. and
Mrs. s. ID. Townsend will be at Hot
Springs for while, after spending the
summer at Ventnor. Most of the Re
hoboth oottagers expect to stsy down
until after Labor Day.
Mrs. G. p. NJ. Rumford is back from
New Hampshire, and the Harry Haskells
are expected this week as are the Phlllp
Lairds, both having motored to Canada
Mrs. +. Donaldson Brown, who has
been ut Westport, Lake Champlain, IS
due home this week. Many others VIII
be here BY Saturday and the latter
mart of next week will bring still mole.
The final returns will be after September
Is. when nearly all the travellers Will be
ut home, once more.
Mrs. Walter Hullhen, wife of President
Hullihen of Delaware College, Newark, is
i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs. Hullihen was
stricken shortly after leaving the Univer-
sity of the South and is at present In the
hospital. but hope is entertained for her
speedy recovery. President Hullihen is
ut Camp Grcenbrier, West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Palmer of
Gordon Heights are spending two weeks
At Big Wind Island, in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rood and family
have returned from their stay at Bidde-
ford Pool in Maine. The trip was made
BY motor both ways.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Z. Ocheltree of
Bellefonte and family returned Sunday
night from Greenwood, where they spent
several weeks.
Former Senator Willard Salisbury, who
was in Wilmington for several days last
week, has rejoined Mrs. salisbury IN
Maine, where they will be until the middle
OF September.
Mrs. A. ". Armstrong and Miss
Catherine Armstrong have returned from
Castine, Maine, where they spent the
greater part of the summer. Miss Arm
strong is at present the guest of Mrs.
Holstein Harvey at Rehoboth.
Mrs. C. p. NJ. Rumford returned Mon
day evening from a summers stay in New
Hampshire.
During the absence Of Miss Josephine
Prickett in Europe. Mrs. Edgar Hare will
serve as secretary OF the Current Events
Glass of the New Century Club.
Miss Florence Pickett is visiting Mrs
Walter Pharo In Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayrice F. Alexander
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dougherty have
returned from weeks visit to Delaware
Water Gap and Mt Pocono. The trip was
made by motor.
Miss Betty Alexander and Miss Betty
Wier 60 down to Rehoboth on Friday to
stay at the Henlopen Hoteluntil Tuesday.
MAYNARD Alexander is In New York,
accompanied by Edward Taylor.
Miss Ruthanna Taylor left yesterday
for Rehoboth for short visit.
Miss Betty Wier will attend Mary
Lyons School this fall.
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