Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15

guished visitors were The Swcdish
minister and Mrs. WnllenburR and
Miss Wallenburg OF Washington,
weekend guests OF Col. Henry H. du
Pont, Judge George Gray. Miss Mamie
Gray, Senator and Mrs. l.. HeisIer
Bail, Col. n. A. du Pont, Mrs. Frank
Crowninshleld, Governor William ID.
Dcnney, Mayor and Mrs. Leroy Hnr-
vey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warner,
Alien Property Custodian and Mrs.
Thomas w. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
r. du Pont, Miss Frazer. Mr.. Wilber-
dine, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Scott. Mr..
and Mrs. +. &. du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs.
John l.. Niclds. Mr.. and Mrs. Ircene
du Pont, Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Rnskob. Judge
and Mrs. -. O. Hastings, Bidermapn
du Pont. Judge David r. Marvel. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Topkls. Miss Jeannette
Eckman, Miss Sarah NJ. Bonham, II.
q. Needs, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. du
Pont, A. o. II. Grier. Clement B.
Hallam, Joseph II. Martin and A. w.
Cummns.
| The following menu was served at
the luncheon: Soup. lobster Newburg,
sweet breads brasie. asparagus tips.
boned chicken In Jelly. Todd ham,
Waldorf Salad. ices, coffee.
A large detail OF police selected from
| the traffic squad and under command
OF Sergeant Devenlsh guarded the du
lPont residence while the visitors were
| here Police were also stationed Mt all
nearby street intersections. With the
Presidents party were n number OF
Secret Service men.
| Sergeant Harry Foreman drove the
police pilot car and City Councilman
Alexander Abrahams was n member
of tho party In that car.
| Didn't Want Fast Running.
The Secret Service men advised
Superintendent Black and Councilman
| Abrphams that Mrs. Harding did not
want to go fast and always keeps the
ldriver of her car at the speed desired.
hence Superintendent Black advised
chauffeur Foreman 10 go 20 miles nm
hour. They also advised that motor
cycle police would meet the party at
the state line to escort them To Wash
lngton. That is why Superintendent
Black took the road he did
At the crossing just north OF Elkton
the party was held up and tho Secret
Service men got out of the cars and
said the pace makers were making
them step some" and that tho Presi-
dent appreciated their service and
wanted to say goodnight TO the Della.
wareans when they left. and 70 sigma.
for n etop. This was done beyond Elk
ton. when Il waa decided that the
motorcycle police were not coming.
The wilmlngtonisns advised the
would take the visitors to Baltimore
desired. The President thanked IN
local men and said the arrangement
= we're fine, then after shaking hand
I with them again said: Come dow
j to Washington and III take yo
n around" They said they would an
y Captain Benson pleased the Preslder
2 by saying: Wen be down when yo
o are reelected President
q While In Elkton the Presider
n thatted with several residents. Wall
u ing up 10 one man. he said "Sherii
u what population have you here7" u
q was advised about 5000 and in rcpl
said. Pretty nice toWn cfoWn
u Mt least 900 gathered around the m,
" schincs, mary babies in the ARMS
>, parcuts vwere greeted by tho Presiden
IT I"Hows this little gfrl. ."1Heilo Bus
er" were salutstions OF tho Prcsidsn
y Tho oolored folks that grn&pod u
lPrcstdcnfN hands worn highly plcess
: Arrived IN tho City.
g. Tho party had becn fcrr1ed aero
=. tho river on tho Wilson Line fer
al Long Beach. which arrived At Four
ar street wharf at $50, where a throi
s. gavc the President and his party
s. cordial greeting. Joseph S. Wilso
t. manager of the line. had personal
Or looked after the arrangements
bringing the visitors over from ~,
iu Jersey. The President WAS interest
n fn the harbOr also In the city skyliI