Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-29


women OF today and the brutality OF
heroes OF other times no longer at
tracts. Even items in the newspapers
have changed their phraseology. A
debutante or bride is described as
"charming." attractive" Or popular"
Reference is made to her family and
her accomplishments. these ranging
from golf TO musical talent. and her
status as regards college and clubs.
This generation is satisfied so the
desired result is achieved. The art of
saying much in little is found, how
ever. In the quaint account OF a we'd
ding that took place in this State n
hundred years ago tomorrow. The
Delaware Gazette thus recounts the
event: "On Tuesday. the 30th ult. at
her fathers residence in Georgetown.
Delaware. by the Rev. Daniel Higbee.
Mr.. Paynter Waltone to the amiable
Miss Penelope. youngest daughter OF
Philip Kolock. ESQ.," The amiable
Miss Penelope" In those four words
wo can visualize the lovnble girl
youngest in her fathers home. We
know nothing else OF her. but we can
easily surnise what a charming bride
she must have been. and what happy
homo she must have made. Perhaps
virtues do change. but even now what
happier omen could there be for a
wedding than an amiable bride?
DR.. A p. Tanberg and family are
stopping at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wine. head Of VOL
laston Hall. returns today from Silver
Bay.
Rev. Victor Bucher OF Pleasantville
Va. is at Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Tull. business secre-
two weeks at Camp Whelan on Bar
negat Bay.
Miss Gertrude harrison is spending
August with Rev. and Mrs. James
Easley on Peaks Island. Maine.
Miss Elizabeth Reese is spending
August with her mother, Mrs. Rich
ard Reese, at Lewes.
Miss Marjorie Speakman returned
Thursday from a visit to Harrisburg
Miss Catherine Armstrong left yes
terday morning for Kennebunkport
Maine. where she will spend two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. H. S. Rob-
inson.
Mrs. B. G. du Pont returned Thurs
day evening from Nonquitt- Cape Cod
where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper.
Rev. James w. Easley. OF kenton,
Del. and his daughters. Miss Joan
and Miss Laura Easley, niotored last
Friday 10 Pleasureville. KY. Mr.. Eas-
ley's old home, where they will spend
a month. Miss Laura Easley is
teacher Of Latin IN the local High
School.
Thirty-six residents of Delaware
who are attending summer school a
Columbia University organized las'
week into a Delaware Club" They
meet informally under the family
tree" on the campus each day. Mis-:
Nellie NJ. Campbell is secretary ant
treasurer.
Chester Lockwood. Of Washington
D. C. was a guest this week Of Mrs
l.. Scott Townsend.
Mrs. Ethel Browne. Of Middletovr
Is visitong Mrs. William Corey.
DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Negendank re
turned last evening from Ocean City
Mrs. George Carson Boyd and chill
dren are spending a week at Reno
both.
Miss Ruth z. Bennett Of this city
Miss Edna Pratt and Miss Lillia
Thornley,, OF Clayton, and Miss Mari
lie Gates. Of Laurel. will leave earl
in Angus; for Niagara Falls.
Miss Polly du Pont and Miss Sara
Townsend are spending the week-en
at waverley, near Scranton, at
house party given by Mrs. Robinso
and Mrs. Belin. Miss Eloise Warrer
Of Philadelphia, is also in the party.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Miss Jean
nette Thomas are spending this wee
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Taylor is visitin
her daughter. Mrs. Hilton Noyes, a
Avon. y. J.
Mrs. Macmillan Hopes will leav
Monday 10 join her sons in the Adj
rondacks and take them with her I
Crawford Notch in the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. Edmund P. Moody and Mis-
Elizabeth Blanken returned HON
yesterday from Chincoteague Islant
Va.
Miss winifred j. Robinson, dean {
the Womens College, University {
Delaware, left this week for Newfam
Vermont. 10 be gone until the tent
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Moreto
are spending a few weeks at Eagle:
mere, Pa.
Mrs Henry 3. Thompson is /;
North East Harbor. Maine, until III
first Of September. -
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott. who sper
July in East Hampton, n. Y, left tn
week for Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. c. L. Reid left yesterday Il
Paris, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Grove al
receiving congratulations on the biri