Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-27
Mostly About People

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r,
Hudson.
Miss Lena Lane left Sunday for Wild
wood, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felix du Pont and
family are spending the summer atfhcir
cottage at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. William du Pont, who
are at Spring Lake. N. j., will attend the
Horse Show in Long Branch.
Former Senator and Mrs. Willard
Salisbury are spending the summer IN
Maine.
Mrs. James B. Owens and Miss Made
loine Owens ere summering at Warm
Springs, Virginia.
Miss Susan Brassingfon, who has been
visiting relatives in England, will SAL
for America, on August 10.
Miss Catherine Callahan has returned
home after a two weeks stay at Ocean
City, n. j., where she has been visiting
Miss Elizabeth Vernon.
Theodore Pyle Of Wilmington, a stu
dent ut the University of Delaware, is
visiting his brother, Albert ]. Pyle, In
Boston. He WAS one of the Delaware
bows who attended Plattsburg camp.
His brother, Albert, also of Wilmington
is student at the Massachusetts, lnsti-
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On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Walker and family will leave for Lake
Placid to remain there for the rest OF
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Scott is spending the
summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Dare ChesIey Chaytor. of st.
Michaers Maryland is spending this
week with Miss Anna I. Lincoln.
Mss Helen A. Schrack, formerly of
Wilmington, spent the weekend with
Mrs. C. G. Neese.
Miss Theresa +. Schmidt, Organizing
Secretary for Community Service IN
Greenville, s. c., spent yesterday with
Miss Frances l.. Range of Community
Service, comparing notes on the work IN
the two centers. An interesting feature of
the work In Greenville is a series of twi-
light organ recitals in the various
churches each week.
Alfred Riunford has been visiting his
son at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Birsell of the Childrcn's Bureau
leaves this week for a month At Lake
George.
Former Mayor and Mrs Charles d.
Bird have Just returned from a wonder
ful trim across the Continent. They went
west by the Southern route, visiting the
Grand Canyon, IN Colorado. Thence
they went to California, making Los
Angeles the starting point for many de-
lightful motor trips along the Pacific
Coast TO Pasadena, the old Spanish
Missions, San Diego, and even across
the Rio Grande into Mexico, visiting the
old town Of I'll Juana. They spent some
time in San Francisco, and went to see
the moving picture cities OF California
On their way East, MIR. and Mrs. Bird
passed through Big Tree Park, Yellow
stone National Park, and Salt Lake CITY
In Colorado they visited Colorado
Springs the Garden of the Gods, and
Cave of the Winds. On their way to
Denver, where they remained some
time, they passed through fiood-devasted
Pueblo. and had q chance to enjoy the
marvellous engineering of the Royal
Gorge Route. OMr. and Mrs Bird re-
turned home by way of Chiago, Aakron,
and the Cumberland Valley.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Alice Rumford and Miss Genevra Rum
ford. who are travelling abroad, that they
are now in London and expect TO 90 TO
Paris In the near future. Their delight
ful trip is half over and they viii proba-
bly, sail for America in two or three
weeks.
Miss Frances L. Range has returned
from al interesting trip to Montreal and
the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. John r. Davies and daughters,
Marian and Helen, of Philadelphia, were
dinner guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Christy Pryer.
John ]. Raskob arrived IN New York
from Europe. He had beer
abroad since June ii, spending much
of his time in London and Paris.