Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01

Clubs at ChautauNua returned yes
tordAy, enthusiastic over the In
spiring convention. All agreed that
~ was tho most encouraging AMI
Worthwhile meeting that they had
ever attended. Women Nom all parts
of the country were gathered together
e. tell Of past achievements and 10
plan for future work. The efforts OF
year. are now bringing remarkable
results.
Tho club women ot today are not in
tcrcS'el IN n mere smattoing OF SO
called culture. but ARC takinK an &C
tive and Intelligent part In the con
structivc work of the community. AT
the convention authorities discussed
every type 81 civic problem from the
care OF eN-serviCe men TO the lowering
pf the death rate among children and
RON the propcs treatment OF inn
migrants 20 community entertainment.
An interesting piece ot work which
has received tho commeudation of
leading sOsiulogists was accomplished
recently by the oklahoma Federated
clubs. A a development NJ the
RIG Sistei' movement the club
women raised funds FOR tho erection
w ~ " f'fhAAAA'ANfANN y ~ wv
gitis IN the state Industrial home.
Not alone dd civic op.Cs interest;
The women az C~hautauuua. PrpNams
ct Hearing Amcr.cn First" were given
daily whom excellent concerts ~ tn.
work 81 American composers were
gwen. often by 'hc composers them
solves. Illustrated lectures on art
and exhibitions gave an idea ~
p%ugrcss IA painting and sculpture
aud splendid lectures on poet,y and
other forms ~ literature inspired the
club women 10 enjoy the best IN the
world OF books
Nov VIC tho International aspect
forgotten. Tho interest IN how the
other halt lives ranged a., tho way
from a display ~ rare Biblical cos
TUNES to a lecture on Soviet Russia
by Count T~olstcy.
The well rounded vpgam made
every Woman feel that she had gained
new vision by her attendance at the
convention.
Miss Harriet curtis arrived IN New
york. yesterday after a year In PARIS.
Among me bows whose college and
Schools closed ids' week a~r Martin
Walker. 81. who - home from IN
Svhnoi: charles Richards. Nao j.
home from TAT school. Henry Fem
and Winston Richardson. who are
home from the University OF Virginia .
Laird stabier who - home from
Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs John Raskob and n
few friends NNl go to Hot Springs.
Virginia over She Fourth.
Mrs. charles Lewis entertained a;
luncheon a. Naaman's on Tuceday.
Mrs T. u Jones vii give q u 4
r card party at her home. 1905 Penn,
syl,ans avenue, July II. a. 10 o'ciock
The ~iuncheons a. the Country Cul
On Tuesday~. ladies' day. VII be dis
continued until September
Miss Irene Hepbron : spending IN,
summcr a. Iewc~ IA Rchoeoth.
Mrs Edgar Q Bullock and chRdrei
left Yesterday fs OCosn civ. y. !
where they Will spend the summer.
Mrs George J. Risscil ~ spcndinj
the Summer a. Nsntnor. y :
Miss Niahci Walker IL spending IN
Weekend and the Fourth q. Sea Cat.
Long Island
Mrs. H. G du pom, vii leave mex
Nednc-day for a th~ee weeks VS..
with her daughter. Mrs. Regina
huidek oper. who . spending IN
summer 81 Norquit;. Cape Cod. Mr-
u r Mcrrick - New YORK will com
on 90 Doe the cues, of Miss NIctorln
dupont
Mrs. q. y Or has been aprolnte
chairman o. muss FOR the stat Fed
.rsuon ~ Women clubs 20 srccce
Mrs. Charles Gririth who has re
.gned. she wal be the accompsnle
81 Inc meetings n Rchusotn n.s
week. Mise Madeleine G Reed w1H b
the soioist.
The f'eilv du Points and Miss sara
CHICHESTER leave tomorrow fp op
Cod, where they VII, spend the sur
mcr.
Mrs !. T.. Briggs o. hlast Orange. :
J. u spending a week with Mrs. Geors
~ Walker and Mrs. J.. \ Wstteyso
" binstead.
Wallace $ Handy. assistant 60 Sc,
rotary - state Alden T. Benson. a,
Coinp0nicd Wv Mrs. Handy and daugl
ter, visited Wilmington THURSDAY ar
yestSdRy while motoring from We.
nersvile, Pa, 90 Dover.
pown-state residents Who Vrsi,s
Wilmington yesterday included Geor,
Massey Jones ~ Dover: former Rel
fesenta0Ne william n. Jake- o. w.
oming and Howard Hudson and il
pownes " FTe1ericS.
captain Oscar q. Green OF Opeiik
Ala, a nephew - Gen. Robert /. Bu
lard. ~ visiting his aunt. Mre. l.
hsne chandler. over The weeken
capt. Green IL The naval orper wi
was Ia charge of the dctachTnet
which carried General Pershing a,
the nrst American contingent 10 Fran,
In the world war.
Miss Alice SAttcrthwalt Will lea
about the middle OF July for Co.ored
where she will spend elk weeks wi
a college friend.
Ais ThoUas A. r,,h.,L -,