Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-31
Mostly About People

glrctlng tennis ana ROu LOT noisc siioMS
which are attracting considerable at
tcntion these early fall days. Severai
feminine members of Wilmington society
are planning to participate IN the Horse
Show Ia be held next week at the peia-
ware State Fair, and large number
are planning to form part oil tneif
audience Mrs. William du font, sr.'
will exhibit some hunters and ponies
and Mis~ Marian du Pont, oil Mont-
ts.lscr Station, Va, will show her hun.ets
Mlxssrs LYDIA and Dorothy Clothier OF
Philadelphia. will also exhibit hunters.
Several OF the younger set VIII aispiss
their skill with driving and saddle ponies.
They are Miss Louise Carpenter, MISS
lcne Carpenter, Miss +. Marian fierce
of New Castle. Miss Madeline fierce oil
New Castle, Miss Esther du font, MISS
Natalie du Pont, Miss Edith du font,
Miss Mary Il. du Pont. Miss Amy du
Font, who has been noted horsewonan
st recent Horse Shows, has made no en-
trics this wear, rs she sold ner saon
horses last spring at the Devon horse
SHOW.
William Ewes, Sd, was the guest. OF
honor at welcome home, reception
last night, at the Friends Meeting
tFous,, Fourth and West streets.
He has just returned to this country,
after spending more than year IN
Central Europe, IN the executive depart
lrcnt of the American FRIENDS service
Committee. in its work OF iaminine relief
lie has taken position as instructor
of mathematics in the George School,
Pcnnsylvanis.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph s. Hamilton and
Miss Irene Hamilton returned Sunday
week from a twelve weeks tour of Europe
Mr. Hamilton was delegate to the
international Rotary convention with
the Rotsrians. They visited England,
Ireland. Scotland. France, Switzerland,
Holland and Belgium. Interesting IN
riacnfs of their STAY abroad were the
Rntarians Convention in Edinburg, and
meetings In Paris. While in Belfast the
Hsmiltons saw the King and Queen of
England. who were attending the open
fnr of the Irish Parliamentf
Rohcr, Morrow, who is connected with
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, Is
now In San Francisco.
Last Saturday. Mrs. Fl. c. Smith and
son, G.. &. Smith, Jr-, motored to The
Pincs, y. J. for two weeks.
Charles c. Brown of the du Pont
Company has returned from Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins and
Robert Ttnwk,ns, Jr-, have returned from
Seaside Heights, NJ.
Friday evening. Mrs. George B. Clay
ton, OF Bellefontc entertained informally
for her niece. Miss A. Viola Seeds, of
Newport, whose enga cement to George
kipc of Chadd's Ford, Pa, has recently
been announced.
Misses Mary and Cecilia Mccullough
are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. James B. Clsrkson who returned
last Friday from Atlantic City, leaves
tomorrow for ST. Paul, Minnesota, where
she will visit her son.
Judge and Mrs. George Gray viii
return from Eaglesmere, Pa, about
September IA
Mrs. William z. Hawkins is visiting
on lake Ere.
Miss Margaret Laird returned Mon
day from Rockbndge, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Yrooman viii
return Saturday from Boston, Mass,
after an extended trip through Canada
and the New England States
Misses Eleanor and Ruth Colby have
returned from week visit with their
aunt. Mrs. Cotton, st Rehoboth.
Misses Dorothy and Miriam Hawkins
arr spending some time at Algonquin
Park, Ontario, Canada.
The Findlay Van Lears viii return
Friday from kennebunkport Maine.
AT. Porter has gone to Buzzard's Bay
over Labor Day
Miss Helen L. Millikin leaves today
for Hlghmore, South Dakota, where she
will teach English in the high school
Mrs. Ferdnand La Motto will return
from Sarsnsc, n. Y, about September
ID.
Miss NJ. L. Dodd, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Hopes, has left for New York.
Edgar n. Riley has been appointed a
member of the faculty In the English
department of the University Of Illinois,
and will leave for there the middle Of
September
United States Senator for Delaware,
L. Heisler Ball, arrived In Wilmington
late Yesterday afternoon. Last night be
was the guest OF Robert p Robinson,
president OF the Central National Bank,
6 his home at Newport, near Whining
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Raymond of
Washington, ID. C., are visiting In VIII
mlngton, Mr.. RAYMOND, who is noted
tenor singer, is member of the choir in
Calvary Church, Washington, which
President Harding attends
Mr.. and Mn. j. s. Harper have re-
turned from six weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Z. Hanna, in
New York City.
Miss Marion T. Traynor has returned
to her home after an extended trip
through the New England States