Evening journal., 1922-08-07

NithfISndils w loT more imam Aoi q
years was connected with thu
State military organization, twent!
years of that period being adjutan
general expressed himself as great.
pleased with the condition of thu
camp.
Former guardsmen visiting the
camp yesterday, inclued Major
Jesse A. Mckay, of New Castle. a
battalion commander with the 59th
Pioneer Infantry overseas: Lieuten-
ant A. +. Amodio, of Atlantic City,
n. j., prominent New Jersey engi-
neer. who was connected with the
Delaware guardsmen before going
TO France iq the aviation service.
and Lieutenant Walter r. Farren. Of
New York, who served with the Del
aware unit on the Mexican border,
] in the Spanish-American war; and
! the World War.
Captain Harry r. Simmons, for
mer guardsmsn. now OF the U. s.
Army stationed at the Panama
Canal Zone. his wife and daughter
Carmen Luisa were camp visitors.
The captain and family are SPEND
ing a months furlough i'm the Unit
ed States and expect TO return to
the canal zone the first OF next
month Captain aSimmans was the
guest OF his brother, Captain r. ID.
simmons, of Battery G. Dover.
Mrs. A. J. Muhlhausen and Mrs.
Morford. Wilmington. were guests
of Major Victor ID. Washburn.
Among other visitors yesterday
were Oscar Munda and Chester Jones,
Wilmington. with Captain w. S.
COvington; James Fl. Chandler, Will
mington. with Colonel w. r. Stow
er; Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Hol-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Rob-
ertson, Wilmington, with Colonel ].
c. Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Reed and son. and Mrs. Walter
Reed and son. Wilmington, with
Major Victor d. washburn; Mrs.
Cahall Sipple. of Dover. and Robert
Pacetti and daughter Roberta, with
Captain Sipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hope and
Isabelle. of Dover, spent |
the day with Sergeant william A.
Hughes, of the Combat train; Mrs. |
J. A. Mcdonald with her husband, |
Sergeant J. A. Mcdonald, Battery |
D; Mrs. Walter Crawford and son, |
Thomas, with her husband, Sergeant /
Walter Crawford, Battery A; Miss I
Lora Fitzgerald. of Camden, Del, !
called on Lieutenant W. A. McWil- !
liams, Battery G; Jacob Thompson. /
Irving Baer, Josept Mates, Mr.. and !
!
and Miss Blanche Dickerson were |
guests of Lieutenant Louis II. Green, I
Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Keiney.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Tucker, viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Greenwood Dover. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Bassett. were the guests
Df several relatives in the regiment,
Mrs. L. w. Zehley and children. Miss
Margaret Patterson and Miss Ruth
Penrose. of Wilmington. guests of
Lieutenant L. w. Zebley; Mrs. r. A.
Walsen and Harvey X. Wadman and
Miss Marion Wadman.
were guests of Lieu
tenant i. A. Walsen; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Teaman, Miss Louise Fort
ner. Miss Virginia Allen. Miss Myrtle /
Robinson. Of Dover, guests OF Ser /
geant John b. Moore. Battery G. |
Mrs. Daisy Dickerson and daugh- !
ter Hazel Mae. Newark. were guests
OF husband and father. Corporal
William Dickerson. Battery T.: Mr..
and Mrs Mansil Tweed. daughter. /
Annie, and son. Gaylord. Of Newark. /
were guests of Lawrence Tweed /
Battery f; Herbert Murphy. Mrs
Hazel Bolton. Mrs. Sallie Marine
with William Bolton. Battery +; Mr..
md Mrs. James n Clark, of VIII
nington, were the guests, of their
ION. Lieutenant Victor Clark. Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Wright and daugh-
er, Miss Frances. of Dover, were
,uests of son and brother, Henry
Wright. Jr.
II was announced yesterday that
Major General Richards. chief of
he Militia Bureau at Washington.
,. c.. and General Hale. who is in
'harge of the second corps area. !
Turing the absence of Brlgadier
ieneral Bullard who Is in Europe.
viii be among the army officials
present on Governors Day. Friday.
The soldiers are living high ac- ,
ording to the menus served at the
'arious kitchens, Some OF them yes :
erday were as follows:
At Battery +. mess. Breakfast
potatoes. jam and :
'offee; Dnner-Roast beef. brown
;ravy, potatoes. peas creamed, bread
lutter, lemonade. sliced tomatoes. ,.
AXE and ice cream; Supper-Potato
'alad, corn creamed. pineapple,
bread, butter and ice tea.
At Headquarters Combat Train
mess: Breakfast - Corn flakes.
French fried potatoes. egg omelet
and bread and coffee: Dinner
Roast pork, mashed potatoes, cream
ed peas, corn on cob. brown gravy.
bread and butter ice teavand ice
cream; Supper-Cold roast beef. po-
Iato salad, sliced tomatoes, mayon-
aise dressing, lemonade, bread and
butter and ice cream.
The most unique. follows: Battery
'D"-Hash made re wet. sweet de :
jam, bread and re butter. coffee. {
Dlnner-Amerikan roast beefs, pota-
toes mashed de carea. tanatoes nit
de twewed, succa tash de zarea and
bread and ze butter. rice nit de pud-
ding Supper-Beanee ze soupe.
nit de slice. bread and 20
butter, coffee, milks and ze sugar.
with desserts. ice cream der Amer
kan. ze little Madam Mozeu fingers.
In order to cope with conditions