The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-04-27
MRS. GRUNDY'S
SOCIAL TALK


She tells you in one breath-"Miss
So-and-so is at Atlantic City for her
health -"Mazie-Blank's engage
mcnt is off, and ION dit that Harry -
treats his wife badly"
The talk this morning ran on the
newcomers in this hurley-burley world
of ours. That mysterious and wise bird
Monsieur Stork has been visiting about
and tiny arrival, much talked of is the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
III. Tatnall, Jr. Mrs Tatnall you re-
member, was Frances Swift.
Then you recall Miss Mabel Paryis,
yivacious belle Of Middletown, who,
was favorite here, and you remember
her delightful wedding last June when
she became Mrs. Henry P. Shredder, of
Lancaster. A tiny, little girl has come
to the Shredder household, rejoicing in
the name of Henrietta Paryis Shredder.
WHAT'S been going on?
The dance in Eden Hall Wednesday
night is the only affair l know Of.
The movement to found home for
'incurables in this city, which was start
ed by the members of the Noblssee
Oblige Circle of the Kings Daughters,
is progressing finely. The home will be-
come an actual fact in the fall when the
circle will secure building near the
edge of the city. The circle was formed
about ten years ago by Mrs. II. G..
Morse who was the first president. Mrs.
Alfred Elliott succeeded her. Later the
circle was enlarged. Miss Elizabeth
Canby is now president. The officers Of
the circle are: President Miss Elizabeth
Canhy. No. 11O1 Jefferson street: vice.
president, Mrs. Ohio Rowland, No. 14O7
iGilpiu avenue; secretary, Miss Ethel
Cause, No, .11O3 CLAYTON street; treas
urer. Miss Alice Lea. No. 900 Delaware
avenue: assistant treasurer, Miss II. de
P. du Popt. No, 913 Delaware avenue;
chairman of visiting committee, Miss
France, No. 1106 Jefferson street: chair
man of sewing committee, Miss Julia
Maull No. ia West street.
! Ar the dance Wednesday Miss Canby
had charge of the arrangements, The
chaperons for the affair were Mrs. Geo.
Hoffecker, Mrs. Coleman du' Pont, Mrs.
Charles Macarthur, Mrs. John Banning,
If was cbarmingly informal
Thursday afternoon large tea was
given by the Misses Warner at their
home on Delaware avenue and Franklin
street. If was called nm informal affair,
and though the spirit of ease and lack
Of conyentiopality ruled, the Misses
Warner have too large circle of friends
70 in onv way entertain quietly. In the
drowinproom on the left of the hallway
the hostesses received. They were Mrs.
Edward Andrews, Miss Josephine War
nor Mice Sua Warner, Miss BELLE War
nor and with them was Mrs. Altered
Rotts Nrs James Fl Roiley served tea
in the library
| Hvmen has becn husy this week-tbe
nrotticst wedding was doubtless that of
Miss Sarah Bell REYNOLDS, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. William A. Rev
no,ds and Alfred G. Wiuitts. of Holiness
brrp Pa 7 told Won of if early in the
week
Tho weddings 70 come are numerous
and lime nromises to he not onlv
month of rosas Inf n month of brides.
II is NOT fair for mo IN tolk obout them
90 far ahead but 7 promise Won in n few
weols some Interesting news of the fair
brides to ho nd tboir troussaaux
The Ton ot Dures, last Tuesday ofter.
nonn was n most INFORMAL and really
ouite an ;mnromntu affair beinp given
hv Nice Unlan Dnre in honor Of hor
fr;ond Nrs po,nn of Cermontowp
MD ror moot Mrs Radcliffe Gum
,,ing. 81 Nav, yorl. you know che wos
formrrly n Wilminctonian and ;s q sis.
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