Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-16

!. September. Next week DIR. kirkus and
James Hoge of Plattsburg, Va. Will JON
them This is the sixth summer that
the ki-kus family has enjoyed the brac-
ing mountain air and beautiful scenery
of Eagiesmere The tiny village oil
Eaglesmere is located on mountain top,
where I'm some prehistoric age glacier
followed out the bed of a sparkling
mountain lake. 1t is bounded on three
SIDES by high wooded slopes, and on the
fourth side by sloping sandy bathing
beach. Around Eaglesmere are delight
full paths marked by red blue, green,
or white arrows painted on trees, ROCKS,
or stumps. These arrow trails lead
through dense woods, along narrow
paths shaded by laurel and rhododen.
drons, over steep rocks and olumps OF
fern almost tropical III luxuriance, ana
leading eventually to some glorious view
of neighboring mountains or peaceiui
valleys
Small wonder that there Is usually
colony of Wilmingtonians at Eagiesmere.
Beside the Kirkus family, Judge and MRS
George Gray will go there next luescay'
Mrs. Frank Duane and daughter Mar
garet will go in about ten DAYS, ana aoou'
the, thir,ieth of July Mrs. Charles Rum
ford and Mrs. f. Tatnall Warner will
leave for Eaglesmere.
Mrs. John W. Bogert leaves today
for an extended visit with relatives IN
Canada.
Misses Fc.th p. Thatcher, Lillian A.
Groves and Anna Matthews leit tooaN
for Niagara Falls.
Mrs. William Sirman has returned
from months visit TO her son, Ernes'
Sirman, in Seattle
Miss Dorothy R. Newton, former
s,,ident al the University OF Delaware,
who has many friends in this CITY, VIII
leave the last of July to spend several
weeks with friends at Newport, II l.
Miss Norma Sappington IS spending
several weeks with Miss DoVothea
O'Connor AT her home in New ] ork CITY
lrIvsses s. koons, of Phladeiphia; was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b- A.
kuhns, of this city.
Miss Ruth f. Holland, formerly OF
this citv. has been entertaining group
of her Wilmington friends at mouse
par,v at her home in Logan, Ia Oh
Monday she gave party 70 cetepTatI
her sixteenth birthday anniversary ana
during the rest of the week the girls
bsx-e haen having delightful time. They
nil return home tomorrow. The guests
from, Wilmington are Misses Elma Hol-
laod y Irene Russell, Margaret A.
slaughter. Ada Rudert, Helen Mears,
Nellie .Maroney, Edna Pierson, Iath-
crime Frazier.
Mrs II. ID. Wendell and Miss fl'za-
beth Covle leave today Tor Deednam.
Mass. where they will remain ior inc
rest OF the summer.
Miss Iouise Huchen and neiee spent
the weekend with Mrs Leslie X, fioi''
SOP West Twenty-second street
Mrs Olive Spencer of this city LETT
THURSDAY for her new home IN Boston.
Mrs. :. l.. Mckee and daughter
Dorothv are summering at Buck mn
Pals, Pennsylvania.
Word has been received from Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, VINO are ~
Furone. They are now In Londonderry,
LELAND and they write that the coun-
try i 10 beautiful that they dislike the
;dea az over having To leave Letter Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton will visit SwltzeT-
land They will return home about the
last Of August
This evening at 6 O'Clock Miss Made
le;ne " Mullin will become the bride
~ Walter Blackson a the home OF her
nareats DIR. and Mrs. John W. Muiln,
als West street. Miss Mullin viii be
attended, bv Miss Pauline Sparks. John
y Blackson, brother Of the groom. VIII
be best man. The ushers Will be Henry
n Isckev, Joseph ID. Hopkins. }.
Christv Connor. and Joseph NJ. McNey. |
After October firsi, Mr. and Mrs. Black |
son will be ~ home at 220S Gllpin avenue
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred /. du Pont, Mr..
and Mrs. Addison Baker, Mrs. John
u I,ei,ree. Mrs Elsie r. Wright, Misses
sadie and Isabel Crane, Edward 9.
bradford. Jr.. and Maurice du Pont
arrived Al The Ambassador Atlantic
City. this week to spend several days.
Mrs. Clinton T. Wyatt of Laurel re-
turned home yesterday from ten day
visit with Mrs. William ID. Haddoek of
Penny Hill Terrace.
Mrs. W. ID. Bush of Wilmington has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
XAtnall of Smyrna.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bart
lett. Rev. r. X. Stephenson, Miss
Rachel REWARD, and Harold Houck
mofored to Dover to attend the Ep-
worth League Institute 10 session !
there.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs William |
Hitler. Norman Hitler, Leon De Valinger |
and James Alexander viii motor TO /
Camp Caesar Rodney near Chesapeake |
City, where the boys will remain for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Nessey and Miss |
Ruth Neasey of Penny Hill have re-
turned from visiting Mr.. and Mrs |
A. l.. Hudson Of Smyrna.
A pleasant house party comes TO an |
end tomorrow when a group Of Viii
mington girls return from Randalia on /
the Elk river, opposite Turkey Point |
where they have been spending a week |
at Mrs. Jussison's cottage The week |
has been devoted 10 canoeiOg, bathing, |
boating and outdoor sports, and every !
one has had an ENJOYABLE trip Those |