Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-10


activities Few open meetings have been
held vet. but the executives are planning
programs for the year that will vie with
those of the past In interest and Inn
povtanec Gone is the day when the
wemens club was merely place where
women met Tor an hour of social gossip
or the study of some problem utterly
unrulstcd To their lives. Every thinking
pcrsoh realizes that the women's club Is
vital factor in our civic lfe today.
Women banded together for a great
rurpose can accomplish miracles. The
Mo,ncns College of Delaware. ten-hour
laws Tor women. and dozen other bene-
fc.ai institutions owe their very being
to the vision and initiative OF women
organizations in Delaware, Especially
now that the women have full rights of
citizenship does the club offer training
ground for intelligent participation IN
municipal ard national affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Warfield. Jr.,
and son Jack are spending several
weeks az Beach Haven.
Mrs. Frank dc Almond will return
within few DAYS from Rehoboth,
where she has been spending the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollyday s. Needs re-
turn today from n cruise on the yacht
Tech IN northern waters.
Miss Elsie Patterson will return
about tho twentv-third OF the month
fro,n New Hampshire, whore she spent
tte month of August.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel o.
Hastings return to Dover after spend
rse several days in Wilmington, attend
ine the state Fair.
Miss Amy du Pont left yesterday for
wilkcs-larre, Pa.
Misses Edith A. Colt, Elizabeth Hair
nine and Dellwyn Handby of this city
rfs,,it tho weekend with the family. OF
lohn W. Perkins, at Riverview CABIN
on the Elk River, Md.
MIR and Mrs. James y. Ginns and
family have returned after spending the
summer at Atlantic City.
Miss MARY Nj. Kelley, who has lived
n Wilmington for the past two years,
,s now spcuding her vacation with her
narrnts. Rev and Mrs John Paul kel-
H., ~ williamsburg, Md. At the con-
.it,s,oo of her vacation she viii take
charge Of the commercial department
~ The Hurlock High School, at Hurlock,
Md
Mr.. Henry T.. Hillegas and son,
etcnhrn Downcv Hillegas, who have
hcen visiting Miss Agnes Downey since
Nax. leave for New York Monday.
Ncdnrsdav thcv will sail on the liner
santa Teresa for Valparaiso, Chic,
uhors. they viii land about the first
s.r.k IN October. John Y. Hillegas viii
leave Al the same time for Mercersburg
Academy.
Mrs. Clark s. Thompson has returned
after a two-weeks' visit to Brooklyn,
Roger Valentine, after visiting Mr..
and Mrs Frank w. Valentine for three
weeks. has returned 20 Mt. Vernon, Ill.,
Frederick W. Wyatt returned this
week from Rrookfield Center, Conn.,
~herr he has been assistant teacher IN
tho Herbert Wilbur Greene Summer
School for Singers.
William II. Redmile is spending two
weeks at wernersville, Pa.
Mrs. William Lea has returned from
Berkeley Springs, Va.
Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur c. Jones and
son. Westerman, are motoring to Lake
George. where they will occupy, through
September. a camp on the shore front.
They viii probably see something OF the
Adirondack resorts before their return
IN October. At present Their summer
home on the Chesapeake, Twin Lodges,
Is being occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
William Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
barry and their friends.
Mrs. George r. Grubb is spending
soinc time at Atlantic City.
Isaac Richards, prominent citizen
al Hockessin. observed his S4th birth
dav anniversary, last Thursday, by at
tending the State Fair. He is remark
ably we'll preserved, and his keen mind
and faculties for observation have
enabled him 10 retain interest IN all
matters Of public welfare. He Ound
many acoualntances at the fair and his
visit proved mutually enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rankin Davis have
returned 10 their home at the Belmont
Apartments, after spending the summer
IN Newark For part OF the summer they
had as their guests the mother anS
SISTER of Mrs. Davis, Mrs. William @.
Holt and Miss Juanita Holt, OF Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Taylor and
sons. Richard and Arthur, Jr., are visit
lng Mr. and Mrs. William j. Robb, 905
GIipin avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Van Gelder leaves for
Wellesley College on September IL.
Mrs Charles r. Griffith is home
after spending the summer in Massa-
chnsetts, where she saw the Pilgrim
pageant and visited Willard Hoyt,
treasurer Of Williams College.
Mr.. aad Mrs Martin f. Walker are
spending the weekend at Long Branch.
Miss Jane Ramsey is spending the
weekend with Mrs. Reinhardt al
Avalon.