Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
Mostly About People


This week many young people are
leaving for colleges, and the exodus VIII
continue until in October The daugh-
tcrs as well as the sons of Wilmingtons S
prominent families are entering board
ing schools and colleges, deferring their
debut until their college course is conn
plcted. Miss Leonorc and Henry East
man left for Bucknell on Wednesday.
Today Miss Mildred kirkus returned
TO Stuart Hall at Staunton, Va, for her
last wear. This week several local
bows leave for the University of Nir-
ginia, in the number being William
Laird, Brook Stabler, Lee Reese and
George Winchester. On the twenty
ninth OF the month Misses Emily Van
lear. Henrietta Dodd Hopes and Caro-
lyn Pennington enter Holton Arms IN
Washington, ID. c. Miss Natalie du
pont enters Bryn Mawr early IN Octo-
Der and Miss Sophie du Pont returns
TO yassar, Miss Mary b. du Pont, Miss
Constance du Pont ard several other
Wilmington girls will enter Miss Bald
wins school for Brvn Mawr. Miss
Wilhelmina du Pont and Miss Helen
Townsend will 60 to Westover and Miss
Esther Gov 10 Chatham Institute. Miss
Mary II. Warner, Miss Elizabeth Wales,
and Miss Suzanne Murphey will attend
the Low Heywood School at Stamford,
Conn. Miss Josephine Wales will enter
the Miss Stcncc School, New York City
Hallock du Pont will continue his studies
At Boston School of Technology, and
Charles Warner, Jr., will return TO-
Havcrford.
Mrs. Martin Lane and daughter, re-
Gently of Wilmington, now OF Winter
haven, Florida, are motoring home
from a visit north which lasted from the
fifteenth of August until now, While IN
Wilmington, Mrs. and Miss Lane made
their headquarters with MIR. and MIS-
Henry -. Downing. From there Mrs
lane visited her sons and daughters in
other cities, Mr.. and Mrs. y. ID. Glow
ard in Woodcliff, y. j., Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Lane in East Orange, y. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lane in Bridge
port, Conn. Mrs. Lane was a we'll
known club woman in Wilmington and
has many friends here.
Mrs. Charles Fahs and niece, Miss
Lillian Rodman, have returned after
a months stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Rodnan and Mrs.
William Rodman. Jr., have returned
after ten days at Atlantic City.
Charles Gooding, who is senior at
Iehigh University, has Just returned
90 college, after spending the summer
in Wilmington and the Middle West.
Dean Robinson. OF the Women's |
College. has received telegram from |
Chindon Yum informing her that she
wished TO present Miss Dorothy Wong OF |
China. This message is taken &c mean |
that Miss Wong, who is described as a
brilliant scholar, will attend the Nomers
College. Miss Yui spent her freshman |
wear there in 1920, entering Columbia
University her sophomore year. ms
summer she has been studying ~ the
l'niversitv OF Chicago II Miss Norg
rnatriculates AT the Women's College,
She will be the third Chinese student to
have done so.
Miss Lenore Eastman and Henry
Eastman left Monday to enter Buckneli
College.
Miss Matilda Van Trump Is spending
week with Miss Madeleine IL. Van
Trump at Hill Top Farm, near
Delaware City.
Miss Henrietta Mace, who has been
snending the summer IN Worcester, |
Mass has returned 70 the home OF her
grandmother, Mrs. Samuel y. Trump |
at Silverside.
Monday night Mrs. Lammot du Pont |
cave a dance for her daughter, Miss |
Natalie du Pont, who will enter Bryn |
Mawr early in October. Her SISTER, Miss
Mary B. du Pont, leaves shortly for
Miss Baldwin's School.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Brazelton returnt d |
Friday from a years travel around the t
globe They went around South America |
and returned by way OF Southern Eu- i
rope. visiting Spain and Portugal. With |
them returned Mrs. Brazelton's sister |
Miss Margaretta Rupert who joined |
them in Europe where she had been |
touring this summer.
Miss Madeleine Owens will return |
Monday from Hot Springs. Va, from |
which resort her mother Mrs. James |
B. Owens has already returned after |
spending the summer there.
George F. B. Owens is st present al /
home from Boston School of Technology |
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer returned /
Monday night from Seaside Heights !
New Jersey, where she has been spend |
ing several weeks.
benjamin Brown is recovering from /
slight illness.
Mrs. George t. Brown has returned |
from Allenhurst.
Mrs. William t. Honey and Miss Eva |
FARRELL OF Woodside, Delaware, have /
returned home after spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Connolly. /
Mrs. William s. Bergland viii return
from Canada next Monday.
Mrs. B. ID. Coppage and Miss May
belle Coppage have just returned from
a month at Plainheld, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Clark have re-
turned home after spending two weeks
mt the Bellehaven Hotel, Rehoboth.
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