Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
F. c. Warner, Former Resident
Engineer, Goes to
Charleston.


Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Aug. If. c. War
ner, former resident when he was
District Engineer OF the Wilmington
District and who was transferred to
the South after the war. has been
transferred to Charleston, 8. c.. from
Savannah, Ca. following n general
shakeup OF the Southern districts. His
wife, Mrs F. c. Warner. is at present
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Warner.
The Inspection Boat Josephine" is
at Cape May where 1t carried a load
OF provisions and materials for the
construction work there. Captain
Fowler has been appointed captain
OF the U. s. c. ID. Tug "Brandywine,"
which lows In the c. ID. Canal.
Mrs. Mary Brown, Of Wilmington,
was n weekend guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Clark. Her daughter. Miss EN-
ma Brown, was entertained by Miss
Mary Schaffer
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Earl Baum enter
tained the following yesterday: Bright
Cleaver, OF Lancaster. Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Brown. OF Odessa; Joseph
NJ. Armstrong. OF YOUNGSTOWN, Pa;
Mrs. John Armstrong. Of Florida: Mr..
and Mrs. George Stats, Of Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy and
daughter, Kathryn Ann. OF Whining
ton. were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Whiteman.
Miss Marjorie Pordham has gone TO
fredericksburg. Md. where she will
spend week with Miss Ivy Griffith
who was a teacher here last year In
the local high school.
Mrs. Captain G. r. F1lkins. Of Camp
Dix, N. j.. is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose.
Captain Charles Schafrer Of Fortress
Monroe, Va, Ia here for Welt with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Schaffer.
Mvs. Elizabeth Snowdell and daugh'
ter Beatrice. and Miss Ethel Walker
OF Philadelphia, are guests OF MI. ant
Mrs. James Poriham.
One-hundred and forty-six person.
registered here Saturday which make
a total OF four-hundred and twenty
nine to register to date.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brannon and children
James. Mary and Helen. returne'
home Saturday night after -ependinl
several weeks with relatives at Fort
ress Monroe, Va. Catherine Branno
remained behind and will spend tn
remainder Of the summer there.
Miss Addie Morrow, OF Norwood
Pa, and Harry Morrow of Philadel
phia, were weekend guests Of thei
aunt, Mrs. Cartha Ellison.
Mrs. Hannah {. IIance is III at he
home on Washington street.
|, Mrs. William Ley and daughte
Catherine. OF Philadelphia, are her
! for a few days with Mr.. and Mr.,
Wr. Householder.
! Mrs. Edward NJ. Cooper and nice,
Miss Carolina klaiss. Of Harrisburg
Pa, are here for week with her sic
, ter. Mrs. William Hines.
, Mrs. Amy Sheldon who has bee
, spending some time with Mr.. and Mr.,
, Frank X. Irons has returned to .BaI
timore, Nd, to visit her sister, Mr.
Charles Davis.
|, Mn. Richard Cam, Sr., OF Kirl
wood, entertained at bridge with ~
, tables. The following guests wei
n present: Mrs. Brook Jackson, Mr.
John IS. Writ and Mrs. C. C. Strict
!, land. OF ElNton; Mrs. George
Townsend. Of Newark: Mrs. Boyd NJ
Coy, Miss Charlotte Poverty and Mi
Helen Shallcrose, Of Middletown; Mr.
Frank Reybold. Miss Alice Reybol
! Mrs. F. c. Warner, Mrs. Harry Pric
. Mrs. Stewart Clark, Mrs. Geor,
a Clark. Miss Florence Hall and MI
: William l.. Reybold, OF Delaware Cit
Q Stanley s. Stevens, candidate f
a the local postmastership. and at pre-
ent employed by the u. S. f. d.
n an engineer in New York harbor. w
n a visitor here over the weekend.
2 Miss Edith Springer, of Wilmin
ton, wac entertained at dinner recen
ly by Mrs. Thomas j. whiteman al
her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Bonine,
State College, Pa. Miss Springer
the daughter OF DIR. Willard Spring
Of Wilmington and recently announ
: ed her engagement to Howard Baur
8, gartner, OF Baltimore. Miss SpCing
n was bridesmaid at Mrs. BONN,
l. wedding.