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I of of of of of WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940 Camp Counselor Miss Babette Jacqueline Russell The daughter of Mrs. Earl Brooks, she is one of the counselors at the new Camp Robin Hood at "Oak Spring Farm," Silverside Road, Holly Oak. Brooks Studio FACULTY AT TOWER HILL ENJOY VARIED VACATIONS Members of the faculty of Tower Hill School are enjoying novel and varied vacations this is season. Mrs.

Ellen T. Baldwin has opened her summer project. Camp Baldy, at East Edington, Me. She athletic director at Tower Hill and several members of the faculty are serving as counsellors at the camp. Among them are Mr.

William B. Chadwick and Dr. Peyton Cunningham of the science department. Madame Berthe Malecot, teacher of French and dancing at the school, is a counsellor at Camp Ogontz, Lisbon, N. H.

Several of the faculty are continuing their more serious educational work. Mrs. Cecil M. Buckles of the seventh grade at Tower Hill, is teaching at the Columbia Demonstration School at New York City. Miss Edna Collins of the fourth grade faculty and Miss Charlotte Pierce, a teacher in the first grade, are teaching at Emory University in Georgia.

Mr. John H. Cooper of the fifth grade is al member of the summer faculty of the University High School in Madison, Wis. Miss Eleanor Potter of the sixth grade faculty is directing a play school in this city. Mr.

Ronald L. Currie is with the Robin Hood Players in Arden. A number are on extended trips through the country and also visiting their families at distant points. Miss Polly Bryan of the English department is visiting in East Gloucester, Mass. Miss Helen B.

DeLong is visiting in the New England States. Miss Alma Dunbar, a third grade teacher, is visiting her family in Indiana. Miss Mabel Judge of the Latin department is visiting in West Roxbury, Miss is Marjorie Sammond is spending the summer in Florida and Mrs. Marjorie Davidson Sharp, director of the lower school, is spending the summer in West Reading, Conn. Miss Helen Winslow, head of the kindergarten department of the school, is in Bethel, Conn.

WEDDINGS NGS MISS JANE D. TRETHAWAY MR. JAMES WALTER, JR. Mrs. Charles Mwand.

announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Jane Dayetta Trethaway, and Mr. James Walter, son of Mrs. Ella Walter and the late Mr. Walter of Kennett Square. couple was married at Warrenton, by the Rev.

B. Thomas pastor of the Methodist Church there, on June 5. The bride is a graduate of the Meyers High School at WilkesBarre and the Chester County Hospital Training School for Nurses. The bridegroom attended the Kennett Consolidated School and Pennsylvania State College. Mr.

and Mrs. John Wesley Van Weet of Buck Hill Falls were the attendants. Mr. and Walter will live in West Chester. MISS ELEANOR F.

SHAW MR. WILLIAM GODWIN Miss Eleanor F. Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw of Tuxedo Park, has chosen July 20 as the date for her marriage to Mr.

William Godwin, son of Mr. Alex Godwin and the late Mrs. Alice Godwin of this city. The announcement of the engagement of the couple was made recently. MISS MARGARET PRITCHARD MR.

ALBERT CAULK Miss Margaret Pritchard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard of Philadelphia, Mr. Albert Caulk, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Caulk of St. Michaels, were married Wednesday in Epworth Methodist Church. The Rev. C. N.

Jones officiated. The couple was unattended. An informal reception followed the ceremony. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and upper New York state, Mr. and Mrs.

Caulk will live in St. Michaels. Those attending the wedding: The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Lacey of Stanton, Miss Dorothy Pettie of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Caulk and Rachel Ann Caulk, and Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Shuck of St. Michaels. MISS MARION E. McCOOL MR. WALTER WANROS Miss Marion E.

McCool and Mr. Walter Wanros of this city were married last Sunday at Silview by the Rev. J. H. Geoghegan.

S. MISS MARY C. LONG MR. RICHARD E. BRIAN Capt.

and Mrs. John Emering have announced the marriage of He their granddaughter, Miss Mary C. Long, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Herlihy of this city and Laurel, to Mr. Richard E.

Brian, son of Mr. ple FIVE Scouts Attend Camp In Canby Park Outdoor Exploration Being Directed By William Lloyd The Girl Scouts Day Camp at Canby Park, which opened Monday morning, will continue through Thursday. There are three units composed of different age groups. Special activities to date have been the learning of folk songs. Mr.

Marshall Alexander explained the making of dolls at a recent meeting. At the end of his talk he gave a demonstration of and novelties which he marionettes. Mr. William Lloyd is in charge of the outdoor exploration and Mrs. Charles Mendinhall is camp director.

The director the group Ruth Phipps. units solder being assisted by Miss Mary White, Miss Marjorie Kendall, and Mrs. William Butler. Girls in the older unit are: Mary Ellen Mathewson, Nancy Moore, Delores Stewart, Anne Wise, Charlyne Bowers, Dorothy Wood, Beverly Moss, Margaret Brittingham, Deborah Marshall, Nancy McAteer, Frances Briggs, Marguerite Whitting, Pauline Kaughley, Alice Kensall, Alice Zebley, Connie Marval, Betty Buckworth, Jacqueline Stewart, Kitty Freeman, Irene Smiley, Nancy Noremy, Doris Saunders, Joan Schranck, Virginia Smith, Eileen Wise, and Betty Masden. Unit leader of the intermediate group is Miss Lillian Reaburn, assisted by Miss Marie Hudson and Miss Dorothy Thompson.

The girls are: Barbara Bowers, Edith Johnson, Charlotte Dunlop, Virginia Allcorn, Nancy Brittingham, Mylene Clark, Claire Collins, Janet Raughley, Marian McDonald, Jane Hutsell, Darrell Williams, Mary Lou Kelley, Mary Clark, Theresa Haney, Jean Walsh, Jean Hutsell, Marjorie Norris, Audrey Kauffman. The unit leader of the younger group is Mrs. Sara Phillips, assisted by Mrs. Renee Appel. The following are enrolled: Theresa Miller, Doris Daville, Rosanna Franks, Betty Raybold, Helen Schneckenberger, Mary Ruth Smith, Irene Sheldon, Doris Klair, Marie Ableman, Julia Creedon, Theresa Conway, Jeanne Cassidy, Lillian Collins and Ann McLaughlin.

Ladies A. B. W. Class Attend Luncheon The monthly business and social meeting of the Ladies' A. B.

W. Class of Brack-Ex Methodist Sunday School was held Thursday in the church social hall with Mrs. Edward Todd, president, in charge. Devotions were led by Mrs. Samuel G.

Morris and plans for a meeting for sewing and a luncheon Thursday in the church hall were outlined. Business and financial activities have been discontinued for the summer months. The hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. W. O.

Albers, Mrs. Claude E. Stephenson, Mrs. Freda Dowell, and Mrs. G.

C. Shortess. The next meeting will be a social gathering on Thursday, Aug. 1, at the church and the hostesses will be Mrs. William C.

Lang, Mrs. Alfred B. Moore, Mrs. George Adams, and Mrs. John Collison.

Choir to Hold Outing At Maryland Beach Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen, North Woodward Avenue, Brookland Terrace, will entertain members of the choir of Brack-Ex Methodist Church, their families, and friends at their summer home at Hack's Point Beach, on the Bohemia River, this afternoon and evening. The occasion will be the annual outing and picnic of the choir and a program games, sports, bathing, music, and a picnic supper will be enjoyed. A group of about 40 persons is expected to attend.

Cars will leave the church at 1:30 o'clock. The menu committee for the supper comprises Mrs. Mary H. Reuss, Mrs. Margaret R.

Sneath, and Mrs. M. Viola Manuel. Assistants Named For Food Project Miss Anne Byam, director of the summer food committee for the Wilmington Junior League, has announced her assistants for the distribution next Thursday from 1:30 to 2 o'clock at Old Swedes Parish House. They will be Miss Marion Miller, Miss Isabelle J.

Speakman, and Mrs. W. C. Appleton. More than 30 families will be given fresh vegetables.

The first distribution took place this week with Mrs. James Canby Dillon II, Mrs. John Bancroft III, and Miss Marion Miller assisting Miss Byam. Plans are being made for distribution of food on six consecutive Thursdays. Outing on Thursday For Rockford Women The Rockford Neighborhood Association will hold its annual outing on Thursday at Atlantic City.

Among those who plan to attend are: Mrs. Jehn Casey. Mrs. Thomas Callahan, Mrs. Samuel Betty, Mrs.

Edward Andrews. Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs. Neil Horgan, Mrs. Thomas Painter, Mrs.

Thomas E. Hallam. Mrs. Samuel Pegan, Mrs. James McLaughlin, Mrs.

Benjamin Brown, Mrs. James Stewart. Mrs. Sarah McMahon, Mrs. Clinton Mitchell, Mrs.

John J. Mahoney, Mrs. Robert Walsh, and Mrs. Willis Reed. Theater Parties At Arden A number of theater parties have been planned for the last performance of "Margin for Error." at the Robin Hood Theater at Arden tonight.

Among those who will entertain at the show are: Mrs. L. I. Shears, Mr. and Mrs.

Roger Stone. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Pierce. Mrs. Louts Levison, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eisenminger, and Mr.

and Mrs. William Carty, AMONG LOCAL FOLK RS. WILLIAM DUPONT, of Bellevue will leave Wednesday for a several weeks stay at Fishers Island. Miss Jean Ellen duPont and Miss Evelyn duPont, her daughters, accompanied by Miss Anna Austin of Rosemont, will leave soon Cody, where they will spend several weeks at Miss Austin's ranch. Mr.

and Mrs. James Bonner Stuart have been on a trip through the New England states. Mr. and Mrs. Percy S.

Darlington, of West Chester, who are well known here, will go to Longport, the latter part this month to visit Mrs. Darlington's grandmother, Mrs. Peter M. Graof Chestnut Hill. They also will ham, on and Miss Mary F.

Graham be guests of Miss Isabel Darlington of West Chester while at Longport. Miss Joan MacInnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Macinnes of Longwood, is attending the French Summer School at Middleburg College. Miss Edna Moore, who attends Madison College in Harrisonburg, is spending the summer vacation with Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford L. Trader of Lewes. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Allen and their son, Franklin, of Lewes have gone to Alabama for a ten day visit. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Mayer of the Concord Pike are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter on Wednesday in the Chester County Hospital, West Chester.

Mrs. Mayer is the former Miss Frances Forbes of the Concord Pike. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Ogden Wise and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahern of New Castle will join Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Quillen and Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Haut at Ocean City, N. for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Burns of Brooklyn Terrace are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter on Wednesday at the Delaware Hospital. The baby has been named Shirley Burns. Mrs. Burns the former Evelyn Owens. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Furness have moved to their new home in Silview. Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Hanford have moved to their new home on Veal Road Woodbrook Drive. Mrs. Hanford the former Miss and, Lorraine H. Easom of this city. Miss Barbara Chalfant, of Dr.

and Mrs. H. Bailey Chalfant, has gone with a party of friends from Putman, N. to Utah where she will spend a month at a dude ranch. Mrs.

Marie M. Kelley was a recent visitor at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. Mrs. William Eastburn of this city was a recent guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Orem T. Wharton of Dover. Mrs. Margaret P. Gallagher of Saranac Lake, N.

is the guest this month of Mr. John J. Gilbride and his family. Mrs. Gallagher will divide her time between the Gilbride home in this city and their summer home in Rehoboth Beach.

Staff Sergt. and Mrs. Morris Baron of Fort DuPont are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter this week in the Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. Mrs. Baron is the former Miss Ann Spizman of Philadelphia.

Sergeant Baron is the commissary sergeant at the Fort. The baby has been named Sarina Jane Baron. Mrs. James T. Chandler, and James T.

Chandler III. are summering at Rehoboth Beach. James Chandler III, was guest of honor at a birthday party this week. Mr. Chandler joins his family week- W.

C. T. U. Delegates Attend Conference Mrs. Anna Lee Waller, president of the Delaware Woman's Christian Temperance Union, presided at the Inter-State Conference of the organization on Thursday at the Young People's Temple at Ocean Grove, N.

J. The three-day meeting closed Thursday night. Mrs. Katie L. D.

Dockety, Delaware state he president, of gave Pledge an Signing." address on "The Delegates from Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, New York, and Pennsylvania attended the conference, held annually at the Jersey resort town with the Monmouth County W. C. T. U. as the hostess unit.

The conference committee was headed by Mrs. Mary DuBois, president of the New Jersey W. C. T. U.

with Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin of New York as secretary and Miss Helen G. H. Estelle of New York as treasurer.

Mrs. Waller will attend the convention of the national W. C. T. U.

in Chicago Aug. 8-14. Corinthian Members To Attend Regattas Local members of the Corinthian Yacht Club will attend the of the Cambridge Yacht Club today regatta and tomorrow at Cambridge, and also will go to the Sparrows Point Yacht Chela for a regatta which will be tomorrow and Monday at Gibson Island. On Monday, July 21. the North East Yacht Club will hold its races at North East and the week of July 26 and 27 will be featured by regatta at Chestertown, Md.

Card Club Entertained Mrs. Alfred Mendenhall tained members of the Hockessin Card Club at her home yesterday. The guests were Mrs. William Cook, Mrs. Howard Cox, Mrs.

Ernest Crossan. Mrs. Estella Crossan, Mrs. Reginald Jackson. Mrs.

H. B. McVaugh, Mrs. Frank McVaugh, and Mrs. Harvey Woodward.

Art Show Exhibitors Davis Studios Miss Freda C. Macadam Miss Caroline Martin Smith Engagements Announcement has been made of the engagement Miss Sara Eppihimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eppihimer, to Mr.

M. Richard Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. MarSinger of Clark's Summit. Pa.

Miss Eppihimer is a graduate of the Women's College, University of Delaware. and is a member of the faculty of the Claymont High School. Mr. Singer is a graduate of Penn State College and is associated with the General Chemical Company. The announcement was made at a linen shower given at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Eppihimer for Mrs. Robert Eastburn, the former Miss Frances Board of this city. Guests were: Mrs. William Hayden, Miss Jean Eastburn, Mrs.

O. P. Board. Miss Miriam Swayze, Mrs. Robert Maloney, Miss Marguerite Heiss.

Mrs. David, Eastburn, Mrs. Richard Burke. Joseph Corbi. Mrs.

Edward Wood. Mrs. Robert Coote, Mrs. R. S.

Gray, and Mrs. Stewart Gray. Mrs. George L. Townsend, 1510 Delaware Avenue, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Scott Townsend, to Mr.

William Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fletcher of Newark.

The wedding will take place in the late fall. I Mr. and Mrs. William Conley of this city have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth B. Conley, to Mr.

Robert Griffith. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith of Milford. Announcement is made by Mr.

and Mrs. Robinson Reese Saunders, of Fort Lauderdale, of the engagement of their sister. Miss Aline Nottingham Saunders. Eastville, to Mr. Carroll Wesley Casteel, Hurlock, Md.

The wedding will take place in the early fall. Mr. Casteel is managing editor of the Dorchester News, Hurlock. Women's Association To Hold Picnic Aug. 14 Plans for the annual picnic were made by the Kennett Square Women's Christian Association at a meeting Wednesday at the home of Miss Emilie B.

Walter and Miss Mae Walter. The event will be held on Aug. 14 on the lawn of the State Street Friends Meeting Mrs. John V. Nolan, Chester County, president.

will be the guest of honor and speaker. Mrs. George W. Marshall presided at the session and gave a talk on "Sabbath Observance." Picnic is Arranged By Friendship Class Members of the Friendship Bible Class of Harrison Street Methodist Church will hold their annual picnic on Thursday at Brandywine Park. Mrs.

S. E. Tarbutton is in charge of arrangements. She is being assisted by Mrs. Eber Jones, Mrs.

Ella Sharp, Mrs. Frank Alexander, Mrs. G. D. Downey, and Mrs.

Mary Ault. Plans for the picnic were completed at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Louise Jones, 710 North Franklin Street. Mrs. Tar- button, the president, presided.

Birth is Announced Mr. and Mrs. John Hare III are being congratulated on the birth of a son last Sunday in the Homoeopathic Hospital. The child been named John Hare IV. Mrs.

Hare is the former Miss Katherine Bebout. Mr. Hare is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hare.

The child is the elder Hare's first grandchild. Trail Club to Visit Poconos The Wilmington Trail Club will visit the Pocono Mountains this week-end. Miss Ruth Thompson is chairman. The group will leave the city at 8 a. m.

today and the intersection of High and Gay Streets, West Chester, at 8:30 o'clock. Miss Betty Hill was leader of the trip to Lenape Park this week. Art Exhibition Includes Work Of Print Club Show Will Continue Through July 23 At League Studio The current exhibition by Delaware artists that opened Wednesday the studio of the Rehoboth Art League, Rehoboth Beach, is attracting many visitors and much favorable comment. The exhibitors include Clara Finkelstein, Edward Loper, and 39 members of the Wilmington Print Club. The show will continue through July 23.

Exhibitors and their subjects follow: Edward Loper, "Stormy Orville Peets, The Clara Finkelstein. "Just Frances Kain, Clara Finkelstein. "On the Beach': Orville Peets. "Water Clara Finkelstein, Edward Loper. "Man With the Pipe'; Jeannette Slocomb Edwards, "Covered Bridge'; Caroline Smith, "East Side Joseph Hopkins, Della Rocca, "The Gertrude Balch, "Victorian Sarah Street, "Seated Woman': Freda Macadam, "Linoleum Marion Simpson, "Smith's Orville Peets.

"Evening Sarah Street, "Young Clara Finkelstein. "Strolling." "In Orville Peets, "Along the Clara Finkelstein, "Mary." Edward Loper. "Three Clara Finkelstein, "The Blue "Mother." Edward Loper, "Church Street Clara Finkelstein. Edward Loper, "River Clara Finkelstein, "Little Pitchers and Big Ears," "Surprise," "Banana Jeannette Stocomb Edwards, "Three Orville Peets, "Aunt Agatha's Sculpture exhibit: Clara Pinkelstein, "El. ma," "Mother." "Maura," Ele4nor Lindstrom, Miss Betty Harrington of Dover and Rehoboth Beach will succeed Mr.

Otis Walter of Philadelphia as art instructor at the Rehoboth Art League next week. She taught junior classes at the league the past two summers. Miss Harrington also will serve as chairman of the annual exhibition of art of the Village Improvement Association at the the latter part of July and August. REHOBOTH BEACH NEARS PEAK OF RESORT SEASON Rehoboth Beach is now nearing the peak of its resort season with summer crowds swelling the population by several thousand. Hotels and boarding houses are operating at capacity.

During the day the beaches are gay with bathers and congenial groups gathered under multi-colored umbrellas, while throngs promenade the boardwalk every evening. Summer cottage owners are entertaining extensively. Rehoboth-Indian Beach Club the younger set has formed a dancing group, called the "Nine O'clock Club," to receive instruction in ballroom dancing. Teaching them are Miss Janie Stimson and Mr. Robert Driscoll of the club's staff.

Among those in the class are the Miss Peggy Daily, Miss Joan Darby, Miss Marguerite Deschamps, Miss Cynthia Jones, and Miss Susan Denham. Entertaining this week at the club was Mrs. Norman P. Sloan, of Angola. Her guests were Mr.

and Mrs. James Wynn of Haverford, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McAvoy of Philadelphia, and Mr. Samuel Sloan.

Plans are already under way for a "Gay Nineties Ball" to be given at the club by Rehoboth summer residents next Friday. Many unique costumes are being assembled by the summer crowd for the affair which is expected to be a highlight in the July social activities at the resort. The ball will be preceded by a number of dinner and cocktail parties. Mr. and Mrs.

James Chandler, of Wilmington are spending the month Rehoboth Beach. Miss Maryemma Ryan of Newark, who is summering at the resort with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Ryan, had as her recent guest, Miss Jane Barnard of Milford.

Among the Wilmington residents now at the resort are Mrs. Draper Smith and her chi' dren. Mrs. G. Prew Savoy, daughter of U.

S. Senator John G. Townsend. has as her guest Miss Margaret Reynolds of Washington. Mrs.

T. M. Huber of Philadelphia is spending the remainder of the month as the guest of Chief Justice and Mrs. Daniel J. Layton at their summer cottage, "Pointed Lawn." Mr.

Tom Garbutt of Wilmington. and Mr. and Mrs. William Garbutt of Frederica were guests a few days this week of Mr. and Mrs.

James Humes at Dewey Beach. Miss Madeline Orendorff of and visiting Mrs. at P. E. Dewey Costello.

Beach Guests this week of Mrs. Harry Allen at her summer home on Oak Avenue were: Mrs. Horace C. Kizner, Mrs. Dwight Armstrong, Mrs.

Herbert B. Weaver, and Mrs. Hugh M. Clarke of Lancaster, Pa. Miss Lucy Darby of Dover celebrated her sixteenth anniversary this week with a beach party on Rehoboth Bay.

Her guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, Miss Betty Ann and Miss Ann Wilson, Miss Jane Elizabeth Handy, Mrs. Wallace Handy, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Leslie Gooden and their daughters, Sarah and Betty, and Miss Mary Etta Farr, all of Dover. Among Laurel people at the resort for the month of July are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D.

Williams. Mrs. Richard W. Bond, of Wilmington is spending the month with Mrs. Richard W.

Bond, at summer cottage on Silver Lake. Miss Florence Mortimer of Washington, who with her sister has arrived at their summer home at Rehoboth Beach, is entertaining Col. Mrs. Charles G. Mortimer of Myers, Va.

Miss Mortimer is president of the Village Improve- at ment Association. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Herring.

and their family of Gordon Heights are now at their cottage on Scarborough Avenue for the remainder of the season. Mr. Philip Staples of Philadelphia, president of the Telephone Company, and Mrs. Staples, were guests this week of Mrs. E.

BartHayward. Mrs. William L. Hamilton will entertain next Tuesday afternoon her cottage on Virginia Avenue, to a dessert bridge party. Mr.

William Parvis of Stamford. arrived this week to spend Gordon Heights Club Exhibits Flowers a month at the resort with Mrs. Alden B. Richardson and her grandsons, Alden and Edward, at their cottage on Norfolk Street. Miss Constance Moore of Wilmington, curator of the Art Center, is vacationing with friends at Rehoboth Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bullock and their son, William, of High Point, N.

are visiting friends at the resort. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Bishop at their summer home in Henlopen Acres were Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Crichton and their sons of Wilmington. Among Seaford residents spending a week at Rehoboth are Miss Gloria Breeding, Miss Peggy Watson, Miss Ann Eskridge, Miss Ruth Hurley, Miss Nancy Perry, and Master Bobby Smith. Mrs. W. Lee Pennington and Mrs.

J. E. Walls of Middletown are the guests of Mrs. E. C.

Ryan. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Allmond of Wilmington are now at their cottage on Laurel Avenue. At their cottage on Baltimore Avenue for the remainder of the season are Dr.

and Mrs. David Marine of Yonkers N. and their son, David, Jr. Minstrel Show Given By Ukrainian Cast A cast of 25 members of the Ukrainian Citizens' Club traveled to the a Brandywine Sanatarium and presented a minstrel show for the patients Thursday night. Following is the cast: Soloists: Miss Carolyn Maier, Miss Estelle Hambiski, Mr.

John Tyrawsky, Mr. Myron' Chomitzky, Mr. Steve Marcinizyn, Mr. Paul Hrynyshyn, Mr. Mitchell Kosowsky, Mr.

John Hrynyshyn, Mr. Nick Sass, and Walter Zaniczkowsky. Chorus: Miss Estelle Sass. Miss Kathryn Sass, Miss Anna Malhowski, Miss Caroline Bilinski, Miss Mary Monchurck, Miss Anna Seremata, Miss Estelle Bijan, Miss Olga Marcinizyn, Miss Jenny Kosowsky, Miss Stella Wienkowicz, Miss Rose Marcinizyn, Mr. John Synczyszyn, Mr.

Nicholas Maier, and Mr. Stanley Harwanko. Interlocutor: Mr. Paul Hrynyshyn; endmen: Mr. Walter Zaniczkowsky, Mr.

Nicholas Sass, and Mr. Mitchell Kosowsky. Mr. John Hrynyshyn was director of the show and Miss Olga Kosowsky was pianist. Summer Art School Ends Sessions Today The summer school of the Wilmington Academy of Art will close today.

Criticism has been given the work of art students each Tuesday and Thursday since the opening of the school on June 17. The teachers included Mr. Edward Grant, Mr. Stafford Good, and Mrs. Helen Adams Gangwere.

The fall term of the Academy will open on Sept. 25. A new course this season will be in mural painting under the direction of Mr. N. C.

Wyeth. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hurd and Mr. Andrew Wyeth have been added to the faculty staff as visiting critics.

Pastor And Wife Entertain Many members and friends of the Elsmere Presbyterian Church visited the home of the Rev. A. N. Stubblebine, pastor, and Mrs. Stubblebine, at 1201 Spruce Avenue, Oak Grove, last evening.

The pastor entertained at an "at home" for the church group from 10 o'clock, he and Mrs. Stubblebine having recently moved from Philadelphia. Bible Begins Sessions The Business Girls' Bible Class held its first regular meeting last night in the Y. W. C.

under the direction of Miss Sarah McBride, 1821 West Sixteenth Street. She emphasized that, it was interdenominational character and open to any working women who might wish to join. Other Social News on Page Seven Mrs. Walter T. Craig was hostess to members of the Gordon Heights Garden Club at her home, Red Lion Farm, at Red Lion, this week.

A feature of the program was a flower arrangement show. Mrs. Thomas A. Beatty won first honors in the white flower arrangement class. Miss May B.

Lenderman took first honors in the colored flower arrangement class. Other prizes in that class were: Second, Mrs. Willard Young: third. Mrs. James A Barkley.

Honorable mentions went to Mrs. Ewing Thompson and Mrs. Harold Sheppard. Mrs. A.

D. Chambers took first prize in the miniature flower arrangement division with Miss Louise Hardcastle second. Third honors went to Mrs. C. H.

Gamble of Elk View, a guest at the meeting. Mrs. James A. Barkley read a paper OLuKeeping of Cut Flowers." Miss Carhart, president of the club, presided at the business session. There will be no August meeting.

The executive committee will meet Monday morning at 10:30 at the home of the president. Christian Service Society Organized Leroy Brian of Bethel. The wedding took place in Wilmington on June 15 with the Rev. M. H.

Keene, pastor of Kingswood Methodist Church, officiating. MISS KATHERINE P. MAYFIELD MR. GEORGE EDWARD SHORT Miss Katherine Palmer Mayfield of Norlina, N. and Mr.

George Edward Short of Harrington and Seaford were married last Saturday at 4:30 o'clock in Zion Methodist Church, Norlina. The Rev. E. D. Dodd, pastor of the church, officiated.

The chancel was banked evergreen, interspersed with white baskets of white gladioli and Queen Anne's lace. At either side of the altar burning cathedral tapers were arranged in tall candelabra. Mrs. Sturgis Collins of Manson and Fannie Boyd Mayfield, pianists: Mrs. J.

W. Mayfield, soloist, and Miss Lone Lane of Pinetops, violinist, presented a program of nuptial music including vocal selections. "I Love You Truly" and Miss Lane played "Liebestraum" Collins, by Liszt, accompanied by Mrs. who also played "Shubert's Serenade" during the ceremony. The bridegroom had as his best man, Mr.

John Holloway of Harrington and the ushers, Mr. Boyd Mayfield, Mr. James Mayfield, and Dr. F. H.

Mayfield of Cincinnati, brothers of the bride. The two junior bridesmaids were Miss Anne Hickman of Harrington, a niece of the bridegroom and Miss Anne Mayfield, a niece of the bride. They wore identical frocks of green dotted swiss. trimmed with white ruffling, and carried nosegays of mixed summer flowers. Mrs.

Sam T. Brown of Roanoke Rapids was her sister's maid of honor. She wore a dress of yellow organdy, appliqued with daisies, and her flowers were an arm bouquet of Shasta daisies. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. John Weldon Mayfield, Jr.

She wore a gown of of white faille. The bodice, with sweetheart neckline, was moulded at the waist. From the waistline the full skirt fell into a short train. The were short, puffed at the shoulders. and she wore long lace gloves.

Her fingertip, veil fell from coronet of blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white at roses and lilies of the valley. Mr. Short is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

the A. Short of Harrington. He attended Washington and Lee, where became a member of Pi Kappa Phi, social fraternity, and Omicorn Delta Kappa, honorary fraternity. is a graduate of Fishburne Military School. He is connected with the DuPont Company in Seaford, where the cou- Mrs.

will make their home. A new organization, the Women's Society of Christian Service, was organized by women members of Grace Methodist Church this week. following committees were announced: Study, Miss Eleanor G. Nye, chairman; Mrs. G.

C. Vennum, Mrs. Ralph L. Minker, Miss Katherine Truax. Mrs.

F. A. Wheeless, Mrs. William R. Davis, Mrs.

M. F. Crass, Mrs. R. P.

Goldey, Mrs. A. J. Abrams, Miss Caroline Golding, Mrs. B.

G. Strickland, Mrs. G. M. Phipps, Mrs.

Joseph. Clark, Mrs. E. G. Ackart, C.

Alexander, Mrs. R. Norris White and Mrs. A. J.

Taylor. Nominating: Miss Katherine Truax, chairman: Mrs. B. L. Ward, W.

Compton Mills, Mrs. Howard Jones and Mrs. C. Raymond King. Publicity: Mrs.

A. J. Abrams, chairman; Mrs. R. W.

Field, Mrs. Harry T. Baker, Mrs. E. R.

Mack, Mrs. H. L. Maxwell, Mrs. P.

L. Bockius, Mrs Lynde Ryman and Mrs. A. J. Wuertz.

'Festi-Fun' Tonight To Aid Eastern Star Members of 14 subordinate chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star in Delaware and their friends will attend the "Festi-Fun" this evening in the Shrine Club at State Road. Supper will be served at 5 o'clock. A dinner prize of a China service for four will be presented at 9:30 o'clock. Dancing and cards will begin at 8 o'clock. There will also be other attractions, including fortune telling, a grab bag, sales of food and beverages.

Proceeds will benefit the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Delaware of which Mrs. Jane R. Zebley is worthy grand matron. Mrs. G.

H. Riggin is general chairman for the "Festi-Fun." Occupying Summer Cottage Chancellor and Mrs. W. Watson Harrington and daughters, Miss Nancy Harrington and Miss Betty Harrington, are now occupying their summer cottage, "Rest Content," on Surf Avenue, Rehoboth Beach. Miss Sara Harrington of Wilmington, will join them this week-end.

Recent guests of the Harringtons included Mr. and Mrs. William D. Denny and their daughters. Ann and Jane of Dover; Lieut.

James H. Skinner of Fort Meyer. and Miss Eleanor Campbell of Wilmington. W. C.

T. U. To Hold Picnic The Brandywine Hundred W. C. T.

U. will hold a picnic on the lawn of Bethel Methodist Church at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. Dutton Webster is general chairman, and Emma Weldin, chairman of transportation. Members will attend the day of prayer Wesley Methodist Church, 2112 West Eighth Street, between 3 and 5 o'clock tomorrow..