Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Hall. Philadelphia. The banner has
been placed under the portrait OF
their great great grandfather, General
Philip Schuyler, Mrs. Killie and Miss
Schuyler have many friends in this
city.
Miss Marie Rosalie Blatz and Miss
Lorena I.affey left this week for Wavy
Mount Hudson.
Nathaniel II. Robin has entered up
on his last year In the Medical Depart
ment of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Miss Mary r. Warner and Miss
Suzanne Murphey return this year to
Low Haywood School, at Stamford,
Conn.
Miss Josephine Wales will return
this fall to Miss Spences School In
New York City. q
Miss Edith McDougle returned yes-
terday to Washington. ID. c., after
spending several days with Miss Anne
Gallaher,' OF Newark. and Whining
ton friends. Miss McDougle is the
president of the Alumnae Association
Women's College. University CT Della
ware, and has been here planning the
alumnae's share In the campaign for
tile Delaware Memorial Library.
Mrs. J. Fipdlay Van Lear is expect
ed home from Ventnor. n. j.. on Sat
urday.
Thomas +. Baker left on Monday
for st. Johns Preparatory School al
Danvers, Mass.
Mrs. c. b. Staufrer has returned
| from wernersville. Pa.
Mrs. A. d. Poole returned on Mon.
day from Rehobo,h.
| Miss Henrietta Hopes and Mis-
Frances du Pont leave tomorrow fo'
Holton Arms in Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. Robert Pennington and Mis-
Carolyn Pennington arc not expecte,
back from Europe Tor about two
4 months.
Miss Amy Rupert left yesterday 70
Miss Baldwin's School at Bryn Mawr
Col Earl |. Brown, chief of the loca
Z. S. engineer office. and Mrs
Brown are now permanently settled a
900 Broome street. Mrs. Harry Phelp
and daughter viii reside with then
during the winter. Mrs. Phelps wa
the wife Of the late Commander Harr.
Phelps Of the U. s. Navy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Lynch an
nounce the engagement of thei
daughter. Miss Grace Lindsay Lynch
to Reuben A. Lewis. son 70 Mrs. 1renl
w. Lewis, of Franlford, Del. The en-
1 gageinent was first announced at
luncheon which Miss Lynch gave to
number Of her intimate friends o
Saturday.
Miss Helen Casey, who has been on
of the city's leading teachers c
dramatic work, left a week ago {
take a position as teacher at the VIII
liam School of Expression an
Dramatic Art, which is affiliated wit
1 tha Ithoro Copca,x-oto,-x ~ Npci, q
Ithaca, n. Y. Her subjects will /
! eurythmics, phonetics. pantomim
English diction, diction for singer
philosophy OF expression and poet
, Interpretation. During the summs
Miss Casey studied at Columbia Un
, versity. where she also enjoyed th
, privilege of assisting Mrs. Estel
Davis-Coit in teaching a class of e,
, preston. Mrs. Davis, teacher Z
speech, dramatics, and directing s
Columbia. speaking of Miss Casey
. ability, said, She is rare spir
J and throughout my knowledge an
) association with her she hs
) never failed to satisfy me OF her sir
cerity and ability. l commiserate wit
Wilmington in her loss and congratl
late Ithaca for having her."
? Miss Casey taught at the Ursulir
= Academy, where her pupils gave ev
deuce of her training. One of II
finest Of her productions was "Tl
/. Twig OF Thorn" given by the girls
|. the Ursuline. Last year she direct,
the Dante Pageant, given by Il
Ursulne students. and assisted in II
j production Of the Century Club Dan
= pageant, in which she took part. A
I other play produced last year w
King Renee's Daughter" In add
ton to her private pupils. Miss Cas-
q conducted a class at the New Centu
Club. Miss Casey has spent most