Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-10

All of society's interest for the week
centers in the assembly to be held IN the
ballroom of the Hotel du Pont on FRIDAY
evening. Every detail pertaining TO the
pleasure of the ball is beng carefully
considered by the committee. hirs'
Henry b. Thompson, Mrs. \. feilX
du Pont, Miss Amy du Pont. Mrs. HaTian al,
G. Scott, Mrs. Harry q. Haskell. 1hey
have exerted the most caxcful discrlmi--
nation i'll the choice of the music and
other arrangements, with the certainty
of a function which will reflect the utmost
elegance of social life in Delaware =,
Receiving the guests will be tne
patronesscs and the committee, hTS'
Frederick William Curtis, Mrs; Phiiip u.
Laird. Mrs. Harry G.. Haskell, Mrs'
Harlan G.. Scott, Mrs. Christopher IL.
Ward. Mrs. Henry B. Thompson, Alrs; A.
Felix du Pont, Miss Amy du Pont. nc
dancing will Toe To the strains OF tne
Never Davis orchestra, led by Mr. DAVIS;
which guarantees q program OF oeauVtu, u
melody. Mr.. Ernest Iaite OF the iiotG'
du Pont will look after the supper wii'Ih
Will be served Mt l.30. For those VINO 90
not care for dancing, card tables VIII ne ID,
IN place. Many prominent YlsiIotS win
bc here for the evening.
Mrs. Fl. B. Thompson will have as
horse guests for the assembly on Friday
evening Miss Margaretta Jeanes and Miss
Ellen Glcndinning Of Philadelphia.
An interesting subscription dinner dance
WIS given at the Country Club on Monday
evening. The committee in charge was
Mrs Leonard Ycrkes. Mrs Harry q.
Haskell. Mrs. George Bissell, Mrs. Harry
scott, Jr., Mrs ". Poynten Johnston.
The Mcvcr-Davis orchestra, with MIR.
Davis as leader, furnished the music.
and delicious refreshments were served
on the enclosed porches Of the club:
yellow chrysanthcmums were used
effectively as decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bissell will enter
tain st dinner before the assembly on
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont will have as
quests Tor the assembly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nrth,Ir Brochlc Of Chestnut Hin, and Mr..
AMI Mrs John Storey jerks. Mr.. and
Mrs du Pont Will entertain AZ dinner on
irlday evening.
Miss Sarah Chichester Is spending sew
crAl DAYS in New York, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrett VIII enter
tain with dance IN honor Of their niece,
Miss Elinor Nandcgrift, on Saturday,
December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bissell VIII enter
tam the Younger set with q dance on De
cember - At the Country Club
On December 10 Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Elliott will give dance At the Country
Club for the younger society set.
on December D. Mr.. and Mrs Chris
,apher L. Wards debut dance for their
daughter, Miss Esther Ward, will take
place.
on Decenlbcr 26, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Rupert's Introductory dance for Miss
Anna Rupert IS scheduled.
Cards are out for Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
NJ. Carpenters dinner dance Tor Miss
Nictorine du Pont, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
on December p
on Monday, December y, Mrs.
Frederick William Curtis viii entertain
for Miss Dorothy Curtis, vino IS q de-
butante OF the season.
Miss Phyllis Ridgely Of Dover VII be
the guest Of Miss Amy du Pont for the
Assembly, and viii entertain party Of
young friends at Miss du Points home on
Friday evening.
Miss Eleanor Spear. VINO IS connected
with Nassar College, was II New \ ork to
meet her sister and brother, DR. and Mrs
Robert Hopes Mars, who arrived from
France on the steamship Rochambeau
yesterday.
On Thursday morning. December II.
the Junior Board Of the Homeopathic
Hospital viii hold its regular monthly
meeting at j clock Reports from the
recent Doll sale will be gwen.
The Italian Situation" viii be present.
81 ~ James Warwick Price at the New
Century Club, Friday evening. December
l., at 8-I5 p. N. Those VINO have heard
Mir Price before VIII not want to miss
this lecture.
The dol sale held at the Century Club