Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

the city. Everyone who could get away
left for the mountains, the shore, or any
country place that offered cool breczes.
Maay Nilmmgtonians took motor trips
through Pennsylvania, Maryland ana
New Jersey and report the roads We're
crowded with other motorists. SeVerai
hou~e parties were held at summer
homes. and although little formal enter
tanning was done, there Was eonsiderapie
informal merrynsaking Many oil the
older people. however, spent the day
IN an effort to keep cool, lcaylng the
chlldrcn and Young folks TO participate
IN pscnics, tennis tournaments, and the
Va rious celebrations provided by organi-
sAt,ons aud by private individuals
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Schlatter and
their children, Ailine, James bail, ana
Hugo, Jr., sail ON Saturday from fniia-
dclph,s on the steamship Haveriord.
They will spend the summer IN Saitzer-
land. dividing their time manly between
A,rsh, Switzerland, where MIR. Schiatter :
rA~n,s live. and ST. Gall, Switzerland,
,hc home of HIS grandparents Mrs.
S<hlatter entertained some TRENDS NJ
cards at Naamsn's last Thursday
Nx. Charles Richie and daughter
Margaret will leave in about week tor
squirrel Island, Maine. where they VIII
s~nd the remainder OF the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Wolsten-
holm~ and family of Barry street, Union
pNk Gardens. left yesterday. morning
for tho berkshire mountains. where they
will camp for several weeks.
J,h, Marsh leaves shortly for Okla
homs, "a he gond several weeks
David nillcgss, Sr., and David Hille-
sas Ir spent the Fourth AZ Rehoboth
Nh uillcgas. Jr., viii remain with hts
family at Rchoboth for the summer.
W,lkin L. Strahorn, who has been
.pcnd,nc several weeks at Ocean City,
y. D.. returned yesterday
Mrs John ] Raskoh Of Clsymont en-
scr,sincd = number OF friends over the
Fourth.
Frederick ". Wyatt left July / for
pr.olheld Center. Conn, where ne
!, m H., assistant teacher in the Herbert
W,ltrar Greene Summer School OF sing
ing
NrS " u. Radcliffe is visiting her
father, Robert Ricketts,, 81 South ahi'
Va.
Mr. And Mrs. Harverts spent the
w~ek end at Wildwood, \. J.
Mr. And Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer
a.nt the Fourth az Ridley fark, Ia,
and from there as a starting point mo.
tarea through Pennsylvania
Rev A c. NcCr~a OF the Newark
Conference Of the NJ. +. Church saiieo
last ~,.ek for the Lcvant on business OF
the Near Fast Relief Commission, which
he has been successfully represeheills
during the past wear among the schoois
.rd colleges Of America. Dr. McIrea
~,.s formerly a WIlmingtonian ano mas
a number of friends IN this city
Miss Ethel NJ SNYDER arrived nome
s.naav night IN time 10 attend she
s,xaer family reunion which Is heio
.v,.vv Fourth Of July at Maple Lawn
Neurort. Mis- SNYDER, who IS grao-
nate of the Michigan Agriculture Coi,
,err has ls-ea doing bacterologlcal
,.r~earch this wear at the University OF
kentuclv She has as her guest, MISS
Cecile Gebhart, of Hart, Michigan
Miss p~yn,ce Hastings OF Laurel spent
pv,dav ber~ with friends, stopping on on
her way To Philadelphia, where she VIII
attend the University OF Pennsylvania
summer School, working toward NJ A
,n F.nglish. Miss Hastings WAS grad
uated last June from the Women Ooi-
kre, University OF Delaware.
rridav. Mis- Nellie NJ. Campbell,
Miss Dora McEivnIn and Alexander
Blair. lr., left for New York. They VIII
attend the graduate school OF Columbia
Summer school. Miss Campbell Is
urc,sliz,nr IN psychology, Miss Nc
Tlwaln in English, and Mr.. Blair m
Inglish and history Miss McElwai.i
j. graduate of the University OF Michi-
gan and Miss Campbell and Mr.. Blair
ri ,hs University OF Delaware. During
the past wear Miss McElwain and Mr.
Bla,r have been teaching IN high school:
m this State, and Miss Campbell IN 9
private ~hool IN Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Moron Harvey have
taken a cottage ST Beach Haven, y. j.
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb NJ. Sbewarc
R,-nt the Fourth at Atlantic City.
Howard Walla~e, a student at Tome
who has been spending few weeks
with his SISTER. Mrs.s John Marsh, left
Tuesday for a camping trip In Maine.
Mr. and Mrs &. Leslie Thrasher, ol
New York City have been receiving
congratulations on the birth of a daugh-
Ter on June 20. The little girl has been
named Audrey Stuart Thrashcr. Mr.
Thrslshsr ls an ARTIST well known In
Wilmington, and Mn. Thrasber, who
was Miss Janet jackson before her mar
rNge. has a host OF friends here.
Mrs =. NJ. Council, State Regent
of the Daughters of the American RcvoIu
tsoa, wirre serious illness has been Q
source OF concern 10 her many friends
Is somewhat improved.
Miss Henretsa HOPES returned today
from Detroit, where she has been at
tending holse party.
Summer, aod the lure OF the trees aao
the waters, prod us into the open. And
in this time of urgent voices, the call oi
the camps rs greatest. Particularly tc