Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

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and Industrial girls TO the summer con-
ference to be held at Camp Nepahwin,
Canton, Pa. Each of the booth managers
is trying to out-rival the other in the
articles for sale and the decorations.
The spacious grounds surrounding the
home OF Bishop and Mrs. Cook are ideal
for such an affair to be staged and all
persons who will visit this out door event
will find much pleasure and many at
fractions.
OF the class of 1917 at Friends School,
the following pupils are graduating at
college this year, Edith /. Belts, Smith
College; Ben njamin Nields Brown, Prince-
ton; Irvine NJ. Finn, Jr, Princeton;
Ivan +. Chambers, Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology; Donald W. Rom
dolph, Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology; Florence +. kniffin, Bryn Mawr
Stephen II. Kiehel. Yale; Louise G..
Stirling, Wellesley; Frank II. Thomas,
| Cornell.
The illness of Walter Burton at his
home in Washington, ID. c. is a matter
Of concern TO has many friends in Della
ware DR. Hiram r. Burton of Lewes,
his brother, is now at his bedside. Pend
ing his recovery, Mrs. Burton and Clar-
ence Burton will open the Henlopen
Hotel at Rehoboth June 25.
Mrs. Lee f. Melvin left Wednesday
for Kingston. Mass, where she will visit
her brother William Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers and
Mrs. Lewis BiSsell are spending the
weekend with Mrs Frank G.. Tallman.
Miss MARY Wa son Greco. formerly
Of Wilmington, who for the last year has
been Dean of Rockford College, Rock
ford, ILL.,, is now en- route TO California
where she viii spend the summer.
Miss Green is well known here where
she was pupil of the Misses Hebbs, and
at the Women's College at Newark.
Later she attended Columbia Univer-
sity
MIR. and Mrs. Sylvester ID. Townsend,
Jr., will spend part of the summer at
Charlestown. Md. Later they will be at
Rehoboth, Del They have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. G.. s. kerns Of
Moline, Illinois, the lstter being Mrs,
Townsend's 5 sister.
Mrs. Alexander Crichton is spending
I've week end In New York. MIR. and
Mrs Crichton and Miss Crichton will
summer at Asbury Park.
Miss Orlista Dikeman, instructor in
Home Economics at Women's College,
left the last of the week for her home
IN New York City. Miss DikemAn will
be married soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury C. Riley, of
Snow Hin, Md, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
BESSIE Straughn, to Norman Polk
Morris, Of Dover, formerly of Salisbury,
Md. The date of the wedding has not
been named. Mr. Morris Is Dover repre-
sentative of the Overland-Harper Co.
Mrs Flora Greenbaum, Miss Marian
Greenbaum and Joseph Greenbaum leave
Monday for the Adirondacks where they
viii spend the summer.
Herman Greenbaum, formerly stu
dent of Wilmington High School, grad
lated with highest honor at Saranac
Lake. y Y. lie viii enter college IN the
fall. Joseph Greenbaum, John Roth
and Foley Brosky leave Monday for a
motor trp to the Adirondacks and
Canada
The new wear book of the New Cen
fury Club which is now in the hands Of
the publishers, will announce some IN
teresting changes In the chaIrmanshlps
of the various committees Mrs. Fred
+. Bach succeeds Mrs o. G.. PIIrdv as
chairman OF entertainment, one of the
most important of the clubs executive
positions as it entails the arrangement
Of the up-to-date and valuable course Of
lectures, musicales and entertain ments
of different kinds given during each club
wear Mrs. Bach IS particularly well
fitted for ms work
Mrs. Purdv retires after number of
years Of service as chairman OF the
During her consecutive
terms of office she has brought TO Viii
miagton q long list of enter .ainers, con-
tributing i n no small degree To the cul-
sural life of this community. The ar
duous work entailed by the CORE
spondence and attention IL the details Of
each entertainment was carried with |
marked ease and skill by Mrs. Purdy, |
whose fellow club members are very
grateful for the benefits she has con- |
ferred Another change Ia the list Of
chairmen is in Miss Ella Pvle's accep-
tance OF the chairmanship of the music
succeeding Mrs. Egnioi.t
r. Negendank who will direct the Inn
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mittee The other committees and their
chairmen are as follows: Amer
Mrs. William Beacon; Arts
and Crafts, Mrs. George Brown: 0vics,
Mrs. c. p. M Rumford; Club classes,
Mrs Charles Wenfz; Conservation,
Mrs. Arthur Patterson; hospitality,
Mrs j. Merrick Horn; Current Events,
Mrs. A. H. Berlin; Dramatics, Mrs
William Blatz; Education, Mrs A. d. |
Warner, Sr; home economies, Mrs |
Henry Bailey; Industrial and Social |
Mrs, r. B Rayner; Litera-
ture and Library Extension, Miss Mary
A. Mather. The Peneada Club will be
known as the mortgage committee, with
Mrs. +. p. Moody as chairman. The /
return TO active club life of Mrs. A. II. |
Berlin will be gladly noted by her host
Df friends.
Miss Anna MARTENS was the last
week end guest of Miss Charlotte Hos
singer of Newark, who is her school
mate at Tower Hill School
Captain Robert Mclean Carswell, of !,
.he Coast Artillery, graduates this year
rom National University, Washington,