Evening journal., 1922-09-02
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or pleasure. wilmington is fOrtu
nate in having a number of person
who own real show horses-the kin
that attract attention wherever the
are seen-and some of them will b
at the fair next week. Many o
these horses are already favorite
with lovers OF equine excellence
and there is always sure OF being
cheering throng of admirers to ap
plaud some creditable performance
Some of the riders are youthful, bu
all are skilled and they are much n
home with their horses. Some o
the horses to be shown have beer
winners at other shows. as we'll al
here. but even the blue ribbon brand
will be confronted by keen compe.
tition for the honors this year.
While the Horse Show revives the
social season in Wilmington. IT will
be the first of October before the
season is in full swing. Many fam
ilies will return from resorts the
middle of September, and soon af-
ter their return will begin the au-
tumn round Of dances. dinners and
entertainments. Rumor has 1t there
will be several weddings and quite
few charming debutantes will be
presented TO society. The season
promises many delightful events,
which will be worthy of the brill
liant record Wilmington has gained
for its entertaining.
Mrs. Carl Snellenburg, who several
weeks ago spralned her ankle, is
reported to be improved. Mr.. and
Mrs Snellenburg have returned from
their cottage on the North East
river and are now at their home at
Bellefonte.
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont is in Will
mington for a few days.
Miss Frances L. Range, organizer
for the Wilmington Community Ser
vice, has returned from a visit to
the Lake Ontario region. She spent
several days In Rochester. Buffalo,
Troy and other northern New York
cities and gathered ideas for use in
community work in Wilmington.
Mrs. Joseph Swift TatnaT and
daughter and Mrs. Ralph Shaw will
leave tomorrow for Princeton. N. j.,
Mrs. Tatnall's home.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles II.
Bohner have returned home from
"a months vacation in Canada, New
York and the New England States.
Mrs. Frederick Kniffen, Miss
Florence Kniffen and Charles Knlffen'I
of Holly Oak, are guests at the Hotel
Ambassador, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin f. Keough
will leave tomorrow for Dover where |
they will stay until after Labor Day.
Mrs. Frank Hall Davis and son, OF
Dover. will return with Mr.. and Mrs.
Keough and will spend several weeks
n this city.
DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Briggs have
from Lake George where
hey spent the month of August.
Miss Bobbie Gilbride 217 North
3roome street, graduate of st. Jo-
eph's College, Emmitsburg, Nd, Is
some time with her sister,
,lrs. Frank Hall Davis. at Dover.
Mrs. Edmund Greenfield. 309 West
twelfth street, has returned from an
Extensive trip to Canada, Niagara
falls and Buffalo N. Y.
Mrs. Jphn W. Reynolds. of Els
mere, who has been spending several
weeks at Betterton, Nd, will return
lome next week.
Mrs Charles S. Lednum and
laughter. Miss Marion Lednum,
lave returned from Betterton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Bogert have
eturned from the Catskill Noun
aims and New York City.
Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Veit and family.
frs. Elsie Keiser. Miss Evelyn
Rogers and Dorothy Tolmie are
pending some time at the Tingle
,ottage at Charlestown. Md.
Harry Kenyon and daughters. the
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Kenyon, J
Hiss Frances Konitzer and Clinton
Todd are spending this week at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strickland.
4 Gordon Heights. are among the
,assengers sailing from New York
his week by the Morgan Line for
'ew Orleans, where they will spend
wo weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry a. Smith and Z
aughter Elizabeth. of Hillcrest. and Il
irs. J. squires and daughter Thelma.
4 Philadelphia. are on a tour to :.
Pa, Buffalo, n. Y, y
ND Niagara Falls.
Mrs. William b. Stuart and daugb-
er Laura NJ of Havre de Grace. Md, =,
we're recent visitors at Dover. a.
Mrs. W. c. Harris and three
aughters. who have been spending -
ne summer at Fenwick's Island =
ID, have returned to their home. :,
ne Goodman NJ. f.. Church parson- NJ
se, 1917 West Fourteenth street. "
The Misses Neetia and Olive NJ
arvin and Willard T. Carvin motor .,
to Atlantic City on Thursday and r
q snendinn enrorn1 L.. - -. -