The sun., 1901-04-13

Adalinc l.. Jones and Miss Emily Me-
llvainc. The affair will doubtless be
Il brilliant one. the ceremony taking
place in st. Andrews Church and Il
reception afterwards at the brides
home on Pennsylvania avenue. The
month! .Iune-rhe groom? 4 most I'M
portant factor | forgot to mention but
fancied yoil all knew-Alr. Gilmore.
In spite of the fact that the past
week has been considered generally dull.
socially. there have been quite Il num-
her of informal affairs in Vanity Fair.
At Elsmere, Mrs. Redmond Smith has
been entertaining two charming South
ern girls. Miss Waltman and Miss
Priest, from yirginia. Her progressive
dinner for them few days ago. and
since quite Il number of little affairs.
have added to the melriimrnt. They will
tetnrn home early next week.
On Easter Monday Miss Elizabeth
Swift gave Il tea in honor of Miss Steel
md Miss Lucas, OF Germantown. who
ire her guests. Miss Swift joined Mr..
ma Mrs. William ,Nift and Miss
Emma Swift in their tour of Europe
for which they sail today and will prob
lbly travel on the continent for four
months.
Quite number of the young maids
md men are home from their respective
Tina matters for the holidays. Among
hem. Miss Marion Candy has friend
from Nassar College with her. and her
brother. Harry Candy. is entertaining
our Yale men. thus making quite II
ray house. Today they return to col
lege
Miss ANNA Bird. also NasSar girl, is
II her home for the holidays. and was
given Il tea ON Monday afternoon by
Mrs. George Bates.
Miss Elizabeth jackson is detained
At home by Il slight attack.of grip hut
iopes to return to Smith College in Il
.'ew days.
Miss Marguerite .Iosnston has as her
guest. Miss Henderson. Il .'FarmingtoIl"
rirl--in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Filghman Johnston gave II reception on
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan, of German
fown. also Pennington girl, is the
sllest of Miss Eleanor Wilson. who was
graduated from that popular school
Possibly the affair that is attracting
he most attention in society is the con-
emplatcd new country club to he called
he Wilmington Country Club. which
i now being formed. The most promi-
aent members of the Delaware Field
Tub are largely interested in this. and,
he affair promises to be n brilliant so
.iil success. as well as filling long
'elt want in Wilmington. The club will
be on the kennett turnpike. very near
he home of Mrs. Lamotte du Pont. on
he property leased from William du
pont. The club house for the present
will he the old farm house which has
'ately been occupied by Major Hills and
his family.
Miss Mary Thompson and Miss
Katharine Thompson. daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Henry b. Thompson. will be
flower girls at the marriage of Miss
christine Peniose and Adolph Rosengar-
ten in ST. Clements Church on April 80.
s'i'e''hin. - -tsey-.a-l;.-ss.-I forgot to
mention that of Seymour IT, Stone to Co
Miss Amy Wentworth Higginson. Mr..
Stone is Il brother of Frederick r.
stone Of the Delaware Electric and
Supply Company, who is to be best man
lit the marriage Mr.. Stone will shortly
be located in Jersey City as manager
Of the New Jersey State Board for
Destitute Children. The wedding will
AXE place on April % at Worcester.
Mass. q
Early next week Dr. and Mrs. Harri
son w. Howell will he at home at their
home ON Washington street.
The Misses ATcCaulcy have returned
% Wellesley after spending the Easter
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sampel McGaulley.
Smyrna has determined not to be be-
hind in amateur listronic affairs and on
Tuesday the little play Mr.. Bob was
acted in the Opera House there
~ members Of the Twentieth Century
club. The characters were admirably
'akcn by Mrs. IL. u. Boyer, Misses
Katharine Beckett. Gertrude Smith.
Helen Collins. w. w. Hynson. H. w.
If the evening WAS the quartet by Mrs.
/. G. cover,lale. Mrs. i. l.. Reynolds.
Misses Laura Bell and Mary LeFevrc.
Watkins Orchestra furnished music.
md after the play Il series of tablcauX
Nere given.
Tie NIi,ldletown dance Friday even
ing was brilliant social success. The
natrollesSes were Mrs. George .Ianvier.
Mrs J. G. Sites. Mrs. Il. h. Naudain.
Mrs. II. b. Mcdowell. Mrs. NJ. h.
Siggs. Mrs. III. A. Pool, Mrs. w. X.
Reynolds. Mrs. j. G. Tayor, and Mrs.
j. 7. ShalcroSs.
Miss Florence PierSon Of Orange. \.
j.. is the guest of Miss Mabel Capplle.
on West street.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Frank
Thomas gave delightful card party
1T her home ON West Thirteenth street.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice Lob
dell and Mrs. Scmans gave II card party
'ollowed by II supper and in the evening
another card party for the younger set.
Champc Robinson Of Baltimore was IN
he city. yesterday. the guest of Joseph
Bailey, .Ir.
What is sub rosa: Betty is becoming
very rriicent. May he she thinks !
tell things-but heard her gossiping
about the rnmnrcd engagement Of Il
popular New Castle helc with il fascin-
nting pet name-S;voriug of Roumania
and fortune-tellng. to well young
Nirginian. paternal objection is keep
ing the two tender hearts apart. but
Cupid ever wins in such cases ana
wot me not the belle will soon become Il
.Rudd''
Society takes up strange fads nova
days. The greatest hy far at present is
the craze which has broken ont IN