Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-09

he A lantic en- route 10 EUROPE. Others
are already enjoying the beauties oi
France. England, Switzerland, Italy,
and Belgium. The fact is noteworthy as
this ia the first season since 1914 when
people have Hocked to Europe for pleas
ur~ During four long years Europe wss
regarded "a gigantic battlefield, ana
for two years it occupied Americans
thoughts as problem of reconstruction
Now onoc agaio Europe has become the
fashionable playground OF Amerlca, nnt
more than that, i is shrine where pli-
grims may worship hcroism. EuroPs
is par. OF our own domains OF thes hear'
nov, for II has shared IN our troubles rs
we'll as our joys. For many voyager
To Europe. this is more than piensure
trip, for il means a reunion with reiatlScs
long inaccessible.
Mrs. Hugo Schlatter, who saiis ,ouay
for Su,,ycyland. with her husband ard
children, was the guest OF honor TINS
week at a complimentary dinner gwen
at the Country Club this week by thirty
members of the Hercules Club.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Patterson and
Miss Frances Patterson left Yesterday
for New York. They will sail today on
thc New Amsterdam for Europe, where
they will spead the rest of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Pilling Wright. Mr.
ard Mrs Charles B. Evans, Professor
Van Giesan Smith, and DIR. w. o.: Sy-
pherd. all of Newark. expect TO SAL tor
Europe. July 26 on the steamer Aquit-
ania. They will spend the summer IL
England and France, returning home
sometime In September.
Another July wedding takes pisce thus
afternoon in St. Peters rectory, when
Miss Gertrude Agnes Lange, OF this
city. Will be married to Leon q. Perry,
formerly of Erie, Pa. Rev. John y
Douphertv will officiate. The onoe
will wear picture hat and dress OF dark
blue Canton Crepe. Her corsage bouquet
will be of Bride roses and l'hes OF the
VALLEY. She will be attended by her
sister. Miss Dorothea Lange, VINO VIII
wear dress of brown Canton crepe and
a corsage bouquet Of pink roses and
sx,,et meas. Harry ". MAYER, q COUSIN
of the bride. will be best man imme
distelv after the ceremony MT sho
Mrs. Perry will leave for trip north.
When they return they VIII RESIDE 81
4nl West Twenty-ffth street
Anna Simpkins, Fairlee Habbart, and
Dolhe r. Hammond left today TO attend
the Epworth League Institute at Dover.
frank Creenhawk, Chief of Boy
Scouts in Wilmington. arrived IN Havre, |
France. the first Of this week. tie Is one |
Of the group OF Boy Scout leaders sent |
bv the American Commission for Reiief |
of Devastated France, and he will help
the French boys to enjoy camp life that
has been disorganized since the war.
Ono of the Wilmington Boy Scout units,
Troop 26, is paying the way OF French
sfbuddv" in the camp where Chief Green
haFk viii be located.
ID. Warner entertained Judge Isaac
M. Meekins from Washington, ID e.,
over the HOLIDAYS. At dinner given IN
his honor at the Country Club there
were present several prominent VIII
nirgtonians including John z. Nieids
And Councilman Alexander r. Abrahams.
Miss Elizabeth Downward has re
turned from Ocean City, n. ]. In addi-
fion-.>-her work with the city play
grounds she IS attending the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA summer school.
Miss Frances L. Range, Recreation
Director for Community Service, leaves
tomorrow night for two weeks stay IN
Rochester, New York.
Miss Agnes SNYDER Of the Education
department OF the Womens S College Is
attending Johns Hopkins.
Among recent guests Of the University
Of Delaware Summer School have been
Miss Marie Lockwood, Director of
Child Welfare for Delaware, Miss Eliza
beth Grimes, ". H Jump. III. Y. Hollo-
vay. State superintendent of Public
Instruction. Mrs Augusta Friedewold,
and Miss Eleanor Harter.
Mrs, Walter Hullihen, wife of the
President of the University of Della
ware. and daughters leave today for ,
three weeks stay at Swaneel 5. Z.
Miss Bernice Mason of Fnanklin City,
Va, who had been spending several
weeks with her brother, Leslie Mason,
$40 Park Place, left for home today.
Miss Eta Stats. 2312 Market street,
has gone to Asbury Park for the summer
DR.. and Mrs. G. W Hughes have as
their uiests for few days Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Brown and daughter, Lorena,
from Zanesville,s Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown are motoring to Atlantic City
and before coming here, visited friends In
Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lindsay are
Spending few weeks at Troy Hill, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs / L. Howett viii spend
the wcek-en a. Ridley Park, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W III. Lohman have
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Linton Howett is spending the sum
mer at Camp Caesar Rodney.
Mrs. T. Leslie Carpenter and son,
Leslie, Jr, left Thursday for their
summer camp on the Delaware.
Members of Wilmington society who
are still enduring the torrid weather
here will envy Mrs. J. Paul Lukens, who
is having delightful time IN London,
where she writes, it is extremely cold