Evening journal., 1922-08-07

Wynk oop, all of Washington, ID. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mckee ant
family of Philadelphia, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Dean. of Wilmington, were
guests at the cottage of Mrs. Harry
Mckee. of Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Mont
gomery and Albin NJ. Pierce opened
their cottage on Asbury avenue or
Saturday and will be at camp fol
the entire season. They had as theiI
guest over the weekend Mrs. Albert
| Thyme, of Wilmington. On Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
and their guest with other friends
motored over to Valley Garden, Pa
Former Judge and Mrs. James w
/ Lattomus. 3 of Wilmington, were
among the camp visitors last eve
ming.
The following guests were at the
boarding cottage of Seward and
Cam: The Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Gray, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
W. Gray, of New York; S. b. Gray,
Mrs. Mary L. Perry, Mrs. Carrie
Ashby of Bayview. Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Gray and children, of
Northeast. Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Strong and family of Newport; DR..
Florence Seward and Miss Emma
Fairlamb, of Wilmington.
Miss Ella Todd, Mrs. Cara Todd,
Mrs. II. McCutcheon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Pennington. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Svholey and Mrs. Worrilow
were guests at the tent of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Graham Taggart, on the
Circle.
Mrs. Florence Beeson and daugh-
ter of Brandywine hundred were
camp visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cornell,
OF st. Paul's avenue, entertained,
Miss Isabelle Maxwell and Miss Iva
Worrell. of Wilmington.
Mrs. James A. Wilson. on the
Circle, has as her guests Mrs. Jennie
Crowl, of oxford; the Rev. George
Conner and family. pastor of the
Methodist Church at West Grove,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dougherty,
Miss Brookheart. Miss Mary Colt
rane, Miss Elizabeth Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sloane, Miss Gregg
Miss Drenen, Joseph Boyd and fam
lily, all of West Grove; and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Thompson, of Newark.
Miss George Allen of Norwich.
New York; Miss Edna Senf, OF
Spring Grove, Pa; Miss Marguerite
Millikin, Miss Elsie Richards. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. C. Hanson, Charles
Karre, Miss Annabel Groves were all
guests at the tent OF James Hanson
on Summit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MARITIME and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ford, OF Bran
dywine hundred, were camp visitors
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hitler, Of the
Circle, entertained the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. over
deer. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Overdeer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Overdeer and
daughter, Margaret. Mrs. /. A. Ly-
senger. Mrs. Clara Roop, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Hyland and daughter
Helen. and Adam Mertz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tindall and /
son. Walter. and daughter, Roberta |
Of Lansdowne. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. |
Edward ]. Jester and daughter, |
Margaret. of Pittsburgh. Pa, are
guests of Mrs. Thomas Johnson, on |
The Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ford and
Mrs. Lewis Zebley, of Brandywine
hundred, were camp visitors yester-
lay.
Mrs. Lottle Drayton. on the Cir
lie. had as her guests yesterday,
Mrs. Matte Walter. of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Laura ]. Baird and son, Thom-
IS. of Swarthmore. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Nipple. Of Media and
Miss Sara Baird, of Media. Yes
erday was the first time Mrs. Wal
er had been on the camp ground
or twenty years. She is a daughter
II Mrs. James Gilbert. one of the
,arly tenters at Brandywine Sum-
nit.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Fraim, on
he Circle. had as their guests. Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Griffith. Mr. and {
irs. Leslie Griffith. John Buttery
nd Mr.. and Mrs. George Latham. +.
Possibly one of the most interest
d camp visitors yesterday was
Hiram Green. of Atchison, Kansas.
-esterday was the first time Mr..
ireen had visited Brandywine Sum
nit for fifty years. He was born
n an adjoining farm and after his
marriage to Miss Lizzie Mckay, OF
Irandywine hundred. went to Kan
as, where he has been engaged in
he stockyard business for many
ears He was only able to meet
wo or three old acquaintances yes
srday. Mr.. Green said he was much
with the way the camp ,
ppears contrasted with when he
isited Il a half century ago.