Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-13

Whao Wilmington society goes to the
hoep Of mountains, milAdv has just -
eaioyahle a time N her husband. sSne
nav tramp over the mountains or motor
thfos.eh tho valleys with her own hand
e ths wheel. She may dive ~ deep ana
uVim q far A her brothers, And may
plny = swifs tennis or "A skilful goli. All
0e viGosous outdoor summer Sports are
I'm TO sharv What q stupid time the
women who won't before must have nau
in summcr, compared to our hveiy Joys
today' When they went for hors1-
hock ride. sitting gracefully IN s'oe
pAddle. thcy wpre velvet nlnsk TO pro-
tect their complications from the sun, 10
ksrp beautiful and ladylike WAS their
chief aim IN life. Not 50 many wears ago,
Arrhsrv and q lcisurely game OF croques
vrsr the summer sports for women,
hsuaune they permitted gracciui asu-
tu<lea and no unsecmly dissrrnngemen.
of Arm. But who would not prefer
oomine home tanned and sunburned,
b,,A With memories of q golden summer
of ulav to the most beautiful peaeh
hh>om conplexion Of an ancestress, VINO
eevsr left the house without her snnna'
end parason
Yesterday a delegation of Chinese
icdr.nnitv students sailed from Shanghai,
so route for America, where they wli
.rter American colleges. Among the
studrnts are thirty girls. As usual
thin. the Chinese students are briiiiant
seholars, They rapidly ass'ni'iate
American customcs, although many
of the r,rls cling to their native costume.
itw,li hp remembered that the Women
Collssc of Delaware ha, had two Chinese
v,rl. a. students, and their expressions
~ .Hcctioo for the college hint that they
may no tho means of soad'ng more oil
the,r fellow countrywomcn there. miss
S,eu ia, Tsa. now Mrs. Peng Chun
th.,s who was a Freshman IN the class
nj iV2O At Womcn's College, WAS an
iodemnitv student, with the hienes.
standing in the entire group. After ~
wear st Delaware she tnsihed her
..,ursc A. yassar and received her Nj. A
a. Columbia. Miss Chindon Nui, who
attended Women's College IN lszu, did
not come on indemnity money, but was
sant hv her brother, graduate Oh an
American university
Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Taggart are at At
lant,c City for the balance of the season
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams and
son. Earl motored TO their cottage 90 the
canal for stay over the weekend.
Thcv had "A their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Daniels and son Lorlng, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smedley Brown and son
Everett.
M.u Irma Spccr and Miss Dorothy
EArimce are spending their vaca''oh ~
Tho Strand 1t Ocean City, n. >.
Mr.. Nora Lee Thatcher y spending
h~r v,ratscn ia Bridseton, N. j., as a
s,,cs. OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marts Ogden.
Mr. ADD Mrs. Samuel Green and Miss
Ida Green, formerly teacher at LONE
Institute, enter' aimed delightuiiy wed
ne~iay evening st their new nome az
Cragmerc ia honor OF Dr. ano Mrs.
Shattuck of Norristown- ABOUT 'hir'y
gsssssa spent a most pleasant evening.
fhe quests included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mckaig, MIR. and Mrs; FRANK
Hownrd. Mr.. aad Mrs. George fow,ck'
Mr. and Mrs. William Van SAINT, Mr..
and Mn. Charles Gray, Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles Grubb, Mr.. and MTs. ". Il.
Grosn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles keen, Mr..
ard Mn. s. T. Green, MIS-; Bessie
Palmer Noonan, Mrs. LYDIA ", Sio-
comb, DR.. and Mrs. Shattuck, Mrs.
Nav Barlow, Henri Lindsey, Misses
Emily Finn, Reba Smith. Sue Smith,
Fiorcoce Smith, Mae unruh, oiive
Baype, Ellen Talley, Emma Burns,
Ida Green.
Mis- Mary F. Rich has resigned from
the faculty of the Women College,
University of Delaware, to take up
er.duate work in education at Teacher
College, Columbia University. Ever
since the opening OF the Women S Col
eec, Miss Rich has been the active and
popular bead Of the department OF edu-
cation The past year she was field
secretary of education. She was also
connected with the college as dean of
women at Summer school at the Uni-
verxty of Delaware.
Miss Rich is well known throughout
the State She was also one year chair
man of arts and crafts committee of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
and was at one time State chairman OF
education Of the same organization. She
u State Chairman of Junior Red Cross
and Z member of the program committee
Of the State Teachers Association. AL
though a native of Nebraska, she has
% Identified herself with progressive
education movements 10 the State, that
ahe seems like a true born Delawarean.
Col. and Mrs. James c. Wickes of
Dover, who have been celebrating their
wedding anniversary at Atlantic City,
have rcturped home Col. Wickes is
editor and publisher Of the Delaware
STATE News of Dover.
Mir Katherine Lee Bayard Hilles is
visiting IN Boston and Gloucester, Mass.
Mim Dorothy Hayward is spending
the week with Miss Mary Marvel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Williams
end son Bobby and Rodney, have re-
turned from q delightful visit at the
bungalow, Lone Oak, on the Chesa-
peAke and Delaware canal.
For the past three weeks Miss Jeanne
W. Williams has been . guest of her
aunt, Mrs. William d. Estelow Of Jeffer-
souville, Pa
. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Willard Kerr and
daughter Margaret motored down yes
tprdAy from their home in Montclair,
n. j., 70 spend few days with Mr..
Ksrr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George