Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

There will be two entertainment
features this week. Tomorrow nigh,
there will be the usual music and dancing
NJ the Country Club, because If IS Memo
rial Day, and on Saturday there VIII be
very delightful Afternoon of Ensemble
Music Given by Young People At the
New Century Club, when pupils o' VI iss
ANNE T Finn and Miss Edna Brad
field will play for their parents and Trends.
There viii hc two groups Of songs by
Miss Esther bancroft, as an additional
touch to the program, and ono OF thtsc
will be English the other French. Miss
bancroft has an unusually rich voIce,
her soprano having great deal Of breadth,
and her songs have been selected 90 as 10
bring out these qualities.
4 small fee will be charged for this
recital. and the money will bc gwen to
the Children Ward of the Delaware
Hospital
Last week. the board Of managers Of
the Home of Nerciful Rect we're surprised
and pleased 20 receive p $500 Lhcrty
Pond from tho junior members. MS
band Of little girls was organized N give
a dollar day to tho home, and they have
made their money by dues, annual sub
scriptions and n dance This year me
dance was not considered advisable and
80 letters were ISSUED explaining this
with the request TINT those who usually
bought tickcts for the dance would gve
the money instead Tho result was
splendid, and brought IN more returns
than the dance ever had Then, TOO
they had an afternoon sale of toys and
made So M that. 50 that altogether they
- 20 h,tvy he cDfbl FnDd
The JUNIOR members include Harriet
Curtis. president Alice Harvey vice-
president. Natalie du Pont, treasurer
Mabel Walker. secretary; Ann Corbt
ANIMALS Alice Candee Lucy Crawthrop,
Jane Richards. Helen Townsend Evelyn
Yerkcs Mary r Warner. Genevra Rum
ford Elizabeth Stubhs, Margaref Ner-
edith. Frances Whitlock. Margaret Pat
tcrson Ruth Speakman Henrietta
Hoopes, Mary Marvel Emily Van Lear
Josephine Wales MARY B du Pon'
Elizabeth Wales Caroline Pennington
Margaret Whitlock, Mary Tatnall Janet
Patterson, AMY Rupert Elsie Louise
Patterson. chairman; Marion Dnharn
Mr. and Mrs Joseph II Mcndenhall are
having a small dinner party this evening
for Miss Corinnc Mendenhall and her
guest Miss Amelia Warner of Cleveland
OHIO and their other guests are Eugene
Shallcross of Middetown and Charles
Messenger Of the Narragansett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rupert have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Beecher
Rupert. to Lieutenant James Terrlll
Brazelton Of Birmingham. Ala. II will
be a very small wedding and will take place
at the brides home, on Saturday, June 5,
at 1 clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. Tallman,
Major and Mrs. Thomas VI Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Irving Warner and Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Tallman II SewIckley, Pa,
Will 20 70 East Orange. y. j. On saturday
for the marriage Of Frank G.. Iallman. Jr.,
and Miss Inez Foster. that Nil take place
SATURDAY evening at the home Of the BRIDE.
Miss Ethel Tallman. the groom sister,
went over yesterday 10 stay until after
the wedding.
The engagement ol Mr.. altman and
Miss Foster was announced ~ june OF
last wear and he has since trained Is an
aviator in the National Army. and re-
ceived his recommendation ior commis-
SION at Pensacola, Fla. about TWO weeks
ago. Mr.. Tallm2n, after getting ms
vungs WAS assigned 10 a special course
IN aeronautlcal engineering at the Mas
sachusetts Tech, and that will keep
him ST Boston for about four months.
After the marriage he and his bride Will
motor 10 Boston, and VII. Iallman Will
resume ms work.