Evening journal., 1916-04-19

will be the Young Prince; Alfred
Armstrong. who will be the Young
Princes brother: Miss Harriet Kirkus
and Miss Alice johnson. who will be
slave girls. and the Misses Mary
Shields and Katherine Bowe. who will
be dancing slaves.
There will be two scenes. each Of
which have been specially designed.
scenery for the first act has been
especially designed by Herbert Moore.
the well known local artist while that
OF the second act was designed at the
Little Theatre. in Philadelphia. where
this pantomime was given last winter
with such marked success.
The pantomime is full OF soft, mag
ical music. and as it will be inter-
preted by a group OF such well known
dancers. il promises to be one OF the
most interesting and striking acts on
the entire program. The pantomime
was written by Mrs Sara Yarrow
wife of the noted artist. and the cos
tunes. which are said to be exception
ally beautiful and colorful. were also
designed by her.
Miss Margaret II. Shearman. Miss
Alice p. Smyth and Miss Mary II.
Askew Mather spent the weekend at
Ocean Grove, n. j.
.
Mrs Caleb e. Burchenal and son.
Holland, left today for Milford. TO
spend the Easter weekend with Mrs.
Burchenal's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph e. Holland.
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Miss Edith Richards. OF Georgetown.
is visiting her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Richards.
Miss Richards engagement to Walker
Mifflin, Of Dover, was recently an
nounced
Miss Mary Smith. OF Milford. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Truman w.
Campbell. has returned home.
Clifford w Ashley and Stanley NJ
Arthurs spent the weekend in Balti.
more.
Mrs. Selden S. Deemer will give
Travellers" party at her home, in
New Castle. on next Tuesday evening
for the benefit Of the Century Club
house fund. of that town. All mem
bers Of the Wilmington New Century
Club, Washington Heights Century
Club. and members of the clubs
Of Newark and Delaware City, are
invited to be present and
lend their cooperation to their club
sisters in their efforts to secure
new club house.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Brinton Smith en-
tertainod at dinner last night in
honor OF Miss Edna Louise Smith
and !. Christy Conner whose mar
riago will be solemnized i'm Grace NJ.
f.. Church this evening. Members OF
the bridal party we're the only guests.
The dinner was given at No. 1901
Tower Road. the new home of the
bride and groom which has just
been built by the groom. The
guests were; Miss Elsie A. Smith.
maid OF honor. Miss Paulina NJ. Smith.
Miss Alice b. Conner Miss Mary
Burke and Miss Sarah Bonham. brides
maids, and Robert Forman. OF els
mere. best man. Jack Kienle. OF New
York City. Walter Blackson. Henry
Lackey and Alfred d. Smith. ushers.
Miss Anne p. Hughes and Mrs Eyre
Cheetham were guests at a card party
that was given at the Old York Road
Country Club at Jenkintown. Pa. on
Saturday afternoon.
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Miss Elsie Lee Spring left on sun
day for Baltimore. Md. where she
will make her home.
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The birthday luncheon which will
be given in the rose room OF the
Hotel dupont. by members Of the
Washington Heights Century Club on
next Tuesday will he a delightful
social occasion. Guests will be pres
ent from various clubs in the state
Federation and each will bring greet
ings and birthday wishes. The Wash
ington Heights Club is just one year
old. and Il is a very much alive and
progressive organization. At the last
meeting Of the club il was voted TO
have old rose and white as the club
colors and these colors will form the
chief keynote in the decorative
scheme. Mrs. W. f. Douglas is presi-
dent Of the club.
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The engagement OF Miss Frances
West Bailey. of Ardmore, Pa. and
Joseph s. Keen. Jr. OF Philadelphia,
is announced. Mr. Keen is well known
In this city. being related TO the
Harold Perot Koens OF Bellevue. and
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