The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-22
MRS. GRUNDY'S
SOCIAL CHAT
Golf is Very Popular These Sum-
mer Days.
TEA AT MORNING LIBRARY
Gossip Concerning the Wedding of
Miss Ida WorreII and Going
Pepper Norris at Newport,
IL. l., on Wednesday.

King Golf holds sway these days ami
Betty is in despair for nothing depresses
il NADIA good maid = so nuch as stag
uation socially. She has no chance to
fuss and think over pretty clothes. |
went out to Elsmere a few days ago and
he links were dotted with May fairies.
There is a lot of tall about the New
Country Club and iancy it is going TO
bs a great affair. The membership list
Will contain all the names On the old
Delaware Fietd Club roster, though /
,elieve that l did iear a whisper of
line tooth combing this long list. Who
would use the comb | wonder! Who IS
the social autocrat?
The parks attract many people these
evenings but King Grippe is lurking
lbout and my sweet maid in orsandy
md fluffy ribbons is cpurtins him as
siduously.
1t has been perfect golf weather this
oast week and the links nj Elsmere have
been lively and gay. Among the players
one sees most frequently are Miss Alice
Lea Miss Mary Swift, tho Misses
Draper, Harlan G. Scott. Harry Has
kell, Henry L. Fulenwider, J. Percy
Nields, Mrs. Arthur Garrett and Mrs.
William Speakman.
On Tuesday there is to be Il Tea ut The
Morning Library. given by tire Noblesse
Oblige Circle of the Kinks Daughters
| rhe affair will be from five TO seven and
will doubtless, be of social Importance.
| Last Monday the Misses Hebb's school
vas the scene Of unusual festivity when
the II. A. II. Club gave its concert for
L .tZ EA q Al, INI,tlH
Clara Bent had the affair in charge.
Vanity Fair was well represented ut
the senior class day exercises NJ Della
ware College on Monday. The class, in
| .ap and gown, marched to the stage, and
gave the class yell:
The only class under the sun.
Delaware, Delaware, Nineteen none.
Henry A. Warbulton. class Of '02. pre-
sided. The class history was given by
Edgar Byron Grliiin, who related the ad-
ventures and achievements of the class
from the freshmen year until the pres
mt time. Il. Monroe Baker delivered
the class oration upon: 'The Dormitory
aystem." The class poem. "a Ballard
| f NaughtySbne." was read by Cecil
Clark Mcdonald. Henry Goodman Me-
Comb read the class prophecy. in which
he gave as the occupation of tne mem-
Fl hers anything from a minister to Il card
harp Henry A. Warburton made the
presentations to the members OF the
class and the faculty.
| A wedding of interest to VI itmington
folks took place Wednesday in Newport,
II. |. The ceremony was performed at
Bellevue Court, the summer residence
of the bride. Miss Ida Worrell The
groom was Going Pepper Norris. Miss
Worrell belongs TO the well-known old
family, and is a distinguished member
OF Philadelphia society. She has been
,ctive i'm charitable work for a num-
Der of years, and is prominent patron
| # music and the arts. During the win
ter she lives with her mother, Mrs. .lohr
t lti. johnson, Mt No. SOC South Broad
street. Mr.. Norris Mas originally a
Philadelpnian, but he mas made Wash
! ingtom his home in recent years. He il
! grandson of the late Isaac Norris, ant
, Through his mother, who was Miss Agne
y Price of Wilmington, he is related t,
e the prominent Delaware family Of tha
: name Mr.. Norris is graduate o.
! Princeton and is a member of the Metro
/ lpolitan and other clubs in Washington.
e Miss Martha Washington, Of Wes
Philadelphia, is this guest of Miss Luci
It Primrose.
d Mrs. n. NJ. Browne is visiting tn
e family of Congressman William ii. .Iacl
y son in Salisbury, Md.
e The following Wilmington guests ar
lie stopping at the Hotel Wellington, A
lantic City; Miss Martha Hodges. {
w. Remington. wife and two daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. George II. Mccall.
Clarence Sunderland, of Cleveland n
= Is visiting in this city, the guest of Wi
= liam Lawton. Mr.. Lawton and NJ
: Sunderland met yesterday for the fir
!. time in 2S years. Mr.. Sunderland m
~ his father composed the firm which la
= the foundation for the Philadelphia Pu
e lie Buildings.
Mrs. John p. Wales who has bee
50 ffl. is convalescing and is able
sit Up.
= Miss Florence Kane, who has bee
y abroad for two wears. is now living
y West Chester. She made visit TO h
no old home. Wilmington. few days ago.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bart Berg
have returned from their wedding tr
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Erne
Smith. They will leave in short tin
for their new home, Leadville.
y" The Misses Patzowsky. who are no
re Mesdamcs Fleisch, are in Buffalo mt Il
4 Pan American Exposition.
ire Miss Josephine Allen has return