Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
Mostly About People

DIR. and Mrs J. Paul Lukcns have
just returned from two months III
Europe, where most OF their time was
spent IN London and Paris. While N
France, they visited many battlefelds
and villages No one who has not seen
FOX himself can imagine she desoafion
and destruction of some of the French
villages, they claim; Chateau Thierry
WAS not visited because the work OF re-
construction has progressed 80 rapidly
there that 1t rs no longer typical of . war
torn town. There are all too many
ruined villages, many of which can never
be rcplaced The cathedrals and churches
have only tottering walls left. One VII
la&c OF 5000 people had only four or
hvc houses sill standing. DR. and Mrs
Lukcns visited cemetery, where
French, British and German soldiers
l,e buried. 5000 in all The graves are
all marked with the nationality OF the
occupant. In some of the German
graves as many as 20 soldiers are buried.
DIR. and Mrs. Lukens also had the M
teresting experience OF entering . dug
out 73 feet deep, where they had to
lind their way by candle light. he
remains of beds used by the soldiers
were still there. In all, the trip was most
Interesting. although the terrible eondi-
tons in French villages was most pitiful
to see. Ii made the visitors appreciate
the safety ADD comforts of America more
than would have been possible without
seeing the devastated villages oil France.
Miss Sara Gulick and Miss Mar
garet,a butcher will spend the coming
week at the Behaved, Rehoboth.
Miss Sarah Baldwin left today for
Rchoboth
AT Eve o'clock this afternoon Miss
leila Wood Crawford and Lieutenant
Arvid +. Fogelberg will be married ~
West PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. L.
Franklin Smiley will officiate, Howard
l.. Crawford will give his daughter IN
marriage. She will be attended by
Miss Pauline Frazier as maid OF honor
Howard L. Crawford, jr., brother oi
the bride, will De best man.
Miss Crawford viii wear a gown OF
dark blue canton crepe, trimmed WIFI
gray, snd velvet hat to match. She Wi
wear-i corsage bouquet OF hlies oil ths
valley and orchids. Miss Frazier VIII
wear gray canton crepe dress ana oius
velvet nNt. tltl htikIat4i WI - -
sweetheart roses. immediately after
the ceremony Lieutenant and Mrs
rogelbrrg will leave for New York |
They will remain there until Thursday |
when thev will sail for Savannah, en- |
route to Camp Benning, Georgia, whert |
they will make their home. lamp |
Rennins Is in the vicinity Of Columbus |
where Miss Crawford lived tor severa |
wears. Miss Crawford was the guest % |
honor az several recent affairs. Abou' |
two weeks ago Miss Pauline fra2lei |
gave 4 variety shower for her Last
SATURDAY. Miss Margaret Macktem en-
tertained in her honor.
Mrs Ferdinand La Motto and Mis- |
Augusta La Motto left yesterday io1 /
Chelsea. where they viii spend the res
of the summer.
Mrs. Jesse Scott and son Thomas, OF
Jersey CITY are visiting Mrs. Scott
brother. Davis MARITIME, near bethei
Jesse Scott. Jr., has been visiting Mrs
W. t. Houpt of Montrose.
Mrs. w. G. Mendinhall and Mis-
Elsie Patserson left yesterday afternoo.
for Dixville Notch, where they VII
spcnd the rest of the summer.
Mrs. II. G.. Thompson and Jimmy
who have bcea IN Paris Tor the iast 'We
weeks, are now taking motor ioui
of the battle fields of France, accom-
n.,,ed nv Misses Eleanor and Kath-
ar,ne Thompson. They viii sall fol
Americe the LAST Of August.
l.. J,<,>4 left r...SfprTcE If,f II
Cape May
Miss Irene B. Hiliegas leaves today
for month at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Henry P. Scott will return on
Monday from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l., Scott leave
August Is for their cottage on the
mountain top at Skyland, Virginia.
where they will spend q month.
Mrs. Florence NJ Beacon, who Is
spending part of the summer at Chau-
tauuua. y. Y. has been unanimously
reelected president of the class OF 1924
of the Chautauqua Literary and Sclenti-
&c Circle at the annual meeting held
at Chautauqua.
Mrs. Paul Gillespie Of Washington,
who has been the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Harold Perot Keen, Of Bellevue,
will leave next week for Maine, where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Mildred Simpson Is visiting
Miss Alice Jenckes at Duxburv, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont leave
this week for Nentnor, y. j., to remain
until September.
Robert De Lancey Dunlap, formerly /,
of this city, now of Washington, DC,
sails today on the steamship iceland
for Cologne, Germany, where he will
enter the consular service. His father,
Rev. Martin B. Dunlap. was formerly
vicar of Old Swedes Church.
Mrs. NJ. f. Dugan aSi her daughter,
Miss Madeline Grub, of 1926 Delaware
avenue, have returned after a delightful
stay at Boston, Mass, as the guests of
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