Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-26

wednesday On the Majestic. They
went abroad year ago In July and
visited England. France, Germany,
ewitserland. Belgium. Holland and
Italy. They also went to Palestine
and Egypt. Contrary to many tour
ists they found that hotel keepers did
not ovcrcharyc Americana, and they
considered iivink In Germany re-
nArkahly cheap. They made several
tours OF tho bAttiefclds In France and
Belgium and found that the devasta-
ton In spite of painstakinR and patient
efforts at rehabilitation is still great
Many people are stlll without homes.
bur are working to restore their VIII
lascs. The party also had glimpses Of
the Italian front from tho Italian
Lakes. While abroad they saw sew
.ral other groups OF wilmingtonians.
In Egypt last winter they met Mrs.
William n. du Pont and Miss Polly
du pont. and Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Sharp and their party. In Paris they
saw Mrs. John Bancroft and Miss
Esther Bancroft. and Mrs. Frank Gar
rctt and Miss Anne Garrett, who Will
return TO America this fall. In Lon
don they met Mrs. Gait Smith and
Mrs. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Holladay
and Miss Elizabeth Holiday returned
Thursday from q western trip. They
spent several weeks q, H. r. Bar
Ranch. Wyoming, and then went on
90 Canada.
Mrs II n. Miller gave a tea yes
terday afternoon for her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. II. X. Miller, Jy, Of New
York. who Is visiting her.
Mu. Van wyck Ferris and her two
children are visiting Mrs. William G..
Ramsay. at Dalhousic.
Mrs. Helen c. Smith and son leave
today for two weeks at Asbury Park.
Miss Nellie c. Cook has Joined her
ris,crN a, their cottage IN Wildwood,
y. j.. to remain until September 5.
Mr~ +. Ciarkin and daughter Katie
are spending two weeks in Atlantic
City. Before returning TO this city
they will visit friends In New York
City.
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson. ac-
comma MED by Mrs. Horace c. stilwcll.
Of New York. have motored TO
wcrncrsvillc for over the weekend.
Mi.s Elinor vandcgrift is spending
the weekend at Cape May.
Miss Dorothy CurtA returned yes
terday afternoon from Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard Johnston
are spending the weekend with w. s
Rogers AT his summer home al Wild
wood. y. j.
Mr.. And Mrs. otho Nowland are ex.
p<ctcd home from West Falmouth
Cape Cod. abou, the frs, OF sep'em'
her.
Mrs. Richard Reese Is no, expected
home from Lewcs until the first o
October.
Mr~. Henry B. Thompson is expect
ed home next week from North Eas
Harhor.
Mrs. 6. A. Blackis;on and Mis-
Eena BlAckiston. accompanied b,
Mira. Blackiston's brother. James Gov
ins,on. are spending some weeks &
,he Poconos
Mrs. II. NJ. Harge;t and son, Boz
have returned 70 their home after
wait CT two weeks at Rehoboth Beact
George Rogers. OF Reading, for
mer resident OF this city. is visitin
Marvin Ewing.
Miss Una L. Gollner. Of Brooklyn
who has been spending several day
with Ma Rietta Emerson. has son
10 Baltimore for a visit with friend
there. Mise Gollner is connected Wit
the Teachers Training School at ia
maica. Long Island.
Mrs. S. II. Durstein and her daugf
ter. Miss Alta Durstein. are al Dels
ware Water Gap. where they will
Joined next week by Mrs Marie Dui
stein Thomas. and little daughte
Betty.
Al the Newport Horne Show b
ginning Monday. . number OF note
horsee will be shown. r. r.. NJ. Ca
pentcr will enter Princess She!la. ar
other horses In the saddle class. job
R. K. Scott Of Philadelphia Will she
four.ln-hand. There Will be sixt.
I've classes IN the horse show and 9
added special OF q $3.50 cup offered
FrancA p. Garvan for the best hor
or pony IN the show.
Mrs. Harlan Scott. who is al III
Springs. Va. won prize al Mi
Alice Scarboroughs putting tourn
) mcnt preceding her tea on Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Austin Bradshaw.
baltimore. have returned home after
vlsi, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Bergeror
u
Miss Bessie Smith " spending
week AZ Chincoteague. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kitchens.
Laurel. left Thursday for ocei
Grove. where they will remain un
the third Of September.
M.s. Mary Sharp left this week (
Englesmers. Pa.