Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-30

rrphaiiy cnlpNlnR tne >ptciattc WI tnS
landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth,
The Tercentepary Celebration oil that
vrca' historic event of 1920 Is being cele-
hrated this year through the medium OF
pavcantrv. One series of pageants has
been already completed, and the second
series Is being conducted his weekend.
Natives of Plymouth, selected because
of their suitable types. are dressed IN
historically correct costumes to repre-
sent the Pilgrim fathers and mothers. A
second Mayfowcr, modelled on the first,
~ nearly as possible. from the descr'p-
fions In old manuscripts, Will sail INTO
the harhor and anchor there. Crowds OF
tourists from all over the country are
going 20 the pageant, and Monday Is 10
he known as Presidents Day because
President Harding and his party will be
among the spectators NJ Plymouth.
Mrs. W. ID. Haddock and son, Albert,
Of Penny Hill Terrace, will leave next
week for stay in the Poconos.
Dr. and Mrs. George ID. Allison, with
Rosemary add Thomas, will spend
August at Lake Winnepesaukee, New
hampshire.
Dean winifrcd J. Robinson of the
Women's College, University OF Della
ware. left TUESDAY for an extended trip
north She expects to visit friends III
New York City. and from there to go TO
Boston and 20 Plymouth TO witness the
Pilgrim Pageant in the ter-centenary
celebration of the landing OF the Ph-
grims
A loaanqapSS ut
Westminster Presbyterian Church leaves
Nondav for Baltimere, Md, where she
will visit relatives.
Miss Eleanor Hunter left today for
Staten Island.
Mrs. +. L. Gilpin, Jr., Mrs. Leonard =;
Wales. and Mrs Ethel Ball Staniar VIII
jeavc Monday for a months stay at
Rehoboth.
Former Judge and Mrs J. Frank Ball
left thus week for Lake Dunmore, Ner-
mont. where they will spend the month
Of August.
Guests have Just returned home from
n rleasant house party given by Miss
Rpth Nessick at Oak Orchard. Miss
Nfassiek Il an alumnae OF Women s
College. University OF Delaware, and all
the girls a. her house party have been |
students there. The guests were Misses |
lilly Ferguson. Mary Davis, Lyla Town
scnd Dorothy Newton, Ruth Messlck,
Man Mess,ck. Richard Hemphlll, Ben
iamin yinton, Ira Lewes, Harold VIII
hams. James King, Miles Messick.
Mrs Charles b. Farmer left Thurs
day evening for Monteagls, the Iennes
sse mountain summer resort where she
viii spend the month OF august, with
her mother. Mrs. William Cowper Nel-
son Mrs. Farmer will return 10 VIII
mington early in September.
Miss Polly du Pont has returned from
a visit TO Chatham, Mass.
On Thnrsday Miss Mary Ramsay.
anter4ained at luncheon in honor OF
Mrs Emo Cout' on of st. Louis. The |
rrles,s were Misses Katherine Hllles,
Catharine Armstrong, CornelA I'M
chester. MARY Stadelman, Mary Hoffeck-
or and Mrs. William ). Prckett.
Miss Waggaman. Of Washington, ID.
& has returned home, after spending
two weeks with Miss Berl OF 1903
Market street.
Miss Luella ]. McAliister. pastors
assistant OF First and Cen raj Presby-
terian Church, viii spend the month
of August with her pareass IN Get tvs
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Oscar c. Draper and daughter,
Burneice, are visiting friends at Clay
ton, Delaware,
wiIlism Knotts is visiting his auat
near Lsrisdale, Pa.
Mrs. William Berl will depart for
Warm Springs, Va, on August 10.
Miss Cora f. Turner and Miss
Jeanette F. Duncan left yesterday for
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Briaghurst de
part next week for Cape May. MIR.
brlnghurst viii spend the weekend
and Mrs. Bringhurst will remain for
some time. From Cape May she will
20 TO Hotel Chelsea, Chelsea.
Miss Louise c. Van Trump has gone
10 Boothbay Harbor, Maine, TO stay
until September.
Mr.. a1d Mrs Thomas Davis and Miss
Mabel Davis have returned after spend
iag several weeks at North Asbury Park
Robert Orr has returned from Charles
town Md, where he has been spending
three weeks at his cottage.
Miss Grace Baird departs Moaday for
q shor' stay at Bel Air, Maryland.
= Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ. Price of
Dover have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Lillian Pearl,
70 Benjamin Kirk Hamilton, of Louis
vile. Kentucky. Miss Price is student
ut the Womon's College, University Of
Delaware, and will return to the college
in September 10 complete her course.
Miss Viola Carr. who has been spend
ing -four weeks with her aunt, Miss
Maggie NJ Kane OF this city, has left
this city. She viii take UP SIX weeks
normal course at Bangor, Maine, before
returning to her home in Houlton,
Maine. where sue q q teacher in the
public schools.