Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05

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Mr.. and Mrs. Clawson S. SHammitt
returned Thursday from Rehoboth,
where they spent three weeks at their
camp In the pines. Camp Kenjock-
ETY." Mr.. Hammitt spent much Of his
time sketching and made number OF
Interesting sketches OF the avenue
through the pines.
Miss Mary waggaman Of Washing
ton. d. c.. 10 the guest OF Miss Marie
Berl.
Miss Anne Warren, Of New York,
left Thursday after a visit with Miss
Mary Marvel.
Paul wardenberg Is spending the
summer With his grandmother in Don
yer. Col.
Miss Elinor vandegrift returned on
Thursday from Dayton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday Needs are
spending two weeks at Cape May.
Mrs. William Corey is spending
week with Mrs. Wilbur Jones at her
bungalow on the Elk river.
Miss Julia Townsend spent thl.
week at Odessa.
Mrs. William Morris. who has been
spending several weeks in New Eng
land. has returned TO Wilmington for
a few days before going TO West
Chester DR. the rest OF the summer.
George Thompson, OF New York, is
spending the weekend with Mrs. l..
Scott Townsend.
Fred wardenberg, Jr.. and Henry
Pyle, Jr., who left Wilmington early
in June for a trip TO California and
Alaska. have arrived home.
Mrs. Ernest Sirman and daughter,
Mary, OF Seattle, Wash. are guests
OF Mr.. Sirman's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Sirman.
Miss Sarah Townsend will leave on
Wednesday for Blue Ridge Summit,
where she will spend two weeks.
Miss Polly du Pont Is spending the
weekend at Merton.
Miss Mary Trump left last Sunday
20 spend two months with relatives
In Nova Scotia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Drew, 922 west
Seventh street, are receiving con-
eratulations on the birth OF a daugh-
ter on August !. Tho little girl has
been named YvonA May.
Miss Henrie,ta Hopes returned
yesterday from Youngstown, Ohio,
where she spent two weeks with Miss
Mary wicks Sampson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stanley Chambers
have returned home after a two
weeks stay at Buck Hill Falls.
Miss Edythe Mcclure is spending
the summer with relatives in Youngs-
town. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred I. du Pont anc
Major Edward @. Bradford. Jr.. vii
return from Europe on August IS o.
1e
Miss Jeanne Louise Berry has ief
for Albany, n. Y, where she will visi
her uncle. Alfred Bovella.
Miss Ma.hilde and Vivian Greenle
OF Michigan are visiting their cousins
Mise Anna E. Loney and her sister:
Mrs. James II. Marvel and son ar
occupying a cottage at Rehobotl
Beach. They are Joined by Mr.. Mar
vel over the week-ends. This week
end Mrs. Ida Dickerson and Mrs
Elizabeth Tingle will be their guests
Miss Estelle Kershaw and Stanle
II. Kershaw have been cruising on tn
Great Lakes.
Rev. G. A. Papperman arrived 1
this city last night. having motore
from Buffalo. n. Y, and is visitin
his brother. c. W. Papperman. an
family. OF 6os West Twenty-thir
street.
Mrs. L. c. Kent will return fror
Maine on Monday TO her home q
Kennett Square.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller left .oda
for Lake Kanuga. Hendersonville,
c.
Mrs. Irving Warner has gone +,
Rehoboth 10 remain until the midd
Of September.
Miss Nellie Logan will spend ne,
week At Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth W. Burn is at NJ
Pocono, Pa, for ten days.
Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Jr, h;
left Rehoboth and has gone TO Ches,
peake City. Nd, TO spend August.
Rev. John F. McElwee Of the Sales
anum is spending two weeks at Il
Catholic Rectory. Ocean City. Nd.
Mrs. c. L. McIlvaine IL spending
month with Mrs. W. W. Kimball
Orkney Springs. Va.
Miss Eleanor Rush OF the Marquet
Apartment has returned from Ha
vey's Lake, Pa. where she has be-
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Goodwin
Dover will leave shortly for Denim
New Mexico. where they will spel
the winter. Mrs. Goodwin Will be r
membered as Miss Elizabeth Howe
Rev. W. f. Habbart, pastor Of Ha
rison Street M. f. Church. leaves
Tuesday for a motor trip throu,