Evening journal., 1921-08-10
'OSBOURNE HILL
IS Open HOUSE
Mayor Harvey Entertains
City Friends at Summer
Home
SEE HISTORIC
SPOTS NEARBY

Mayor Leroy Harvey proved de- >.
lightful host to members and friends
Of the Summer Outing Club OF Grace
Nj. E. Church yesterday afternoon \
and evening at his summer homo at
"Osbourne HILL" Chester county,
Pa. The seventy-eight guests who
enjoyed the trip left Grace Church
House shortly after o'clock in a
large auto truck and private ma
chimes. Mayor Harvey in his private
autom obile was in the pilot car.
The trip was made by way of
Lenape, and the party stopped a
short time in Lenape Park. The next 4,
lap of the trip was to the Harvey
homestead. After enjoying a box
luncheon and Mayor and Mrs. Har-
vey had entertained their guests
with refreshments, a sightseeing
tour of Osbourne Hill was made AS
specially invited guests there were
present Prof. Christian Sanderson,
principal of the Glen Mills School, I
of Delaware county, and DIR. Chris
tian Britton, of Thornbury township,
Chester county.
After greetings by Mayor Harvey,
Professor Sanderson, who is an au-
thority on the history of the Bran Z
dywine. particularly that section of
Pennsylvania, pointed out many his
torical places. Doctor Britton said .
his farm, which adjoins Mayor Har-
vey's. contained the quarry from
which the stone in Grace NJ. e. /.
Church was built Following the sur
vey of Osbourne Hill, the Whining
ton party visited Birmingham Meet :
] Inc 1rt aH 4
were given by Mayor Harvey, Pro-
fessor Sanderson and Doctor Britton. >
The party then visited the home of
Professor Sanderson at Chadd's
Ford, which was built in 1928. Hun-A
dreds of historical relics are on dis
play there. The house is also known
as Washington's headquarters. The
party was divided into groups Of
twenty persons each and were es-
corted over the entire home and all,
points of interest were related.
Following the visit to this his
torical home. the Wilmingtonians re- /,
turned to this city. on Next Tues
day evening the outing Club will so
to Brandywine Summit Camp, where .
a watermelon party will be held. A
Raymond Jackson is chairman of
the social activities Of the club for
the month of August
Those who enjoyed the outing yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Lay ,
field, Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Lattomus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sharpe. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Coleman Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Allison Buck. Mrs Elmira II.
Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Sigmund.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Raymond Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Latter, DR.. and
Mrs. c. F. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ricards. Mrs. Gertrude Riley,
Mrs. f. Blanche Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs
william Bradbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Samson, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
/ Jackson, Mrs Clifton Sutton, the
Misses Edna Strong. Frances Worth
ington. Pauline Buck. Vera Edwards,
Mildred Robertson, Elizabeth Jones,
BESSIE Bennett. Helen Guyer, Alfredo
Hance, Adelaide Potter, Helen Ufel-
| man. Edna Martin, Evelyn Martin,
Grace Riggin, Esther Draper, Dolly
Hammond, Alice Roop, Bertha Black,
Media Moffatt. Gladys Blackburn,
Frantz Clark, Grace Riley, Grace Nc
c1earv. Dorothy Rucknuck. Rachel
Howland, Cynthia Lo1and, Kath-
crime Gordon, Mrs. Robinson, Samuel
Harris, Olin Haubert, Ralph Baynes,
George Richardson, William Simp-
son. Russell Jones, George Wilson,
Marion Landing. Jacob Orr, Ken
nard Mcdowell, Harry Baylis. Fran
els f. Gallagher. Herman Mckay,
Horace White. Clarence Mckay, Dem
yer Benton, Robert M. Buck, Nor
man Wade, Frank Newland and Le-
roy Corkran-