Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-15

Major George n. Davis, who recently
returned from France, has been guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Morris Tor
week Major Davis left Wilmington,
where be formerly prarticed law, and
went To Portland, Oregon, about I'D years
ago. He now has arranged 10 resume
bis law practice here, and Mrs. DAVIS
will come on from Portland 10 join hun.
Mrs. &. p. NJ. Rumford entertained
at small cnrd party, Yesterday after
noon. for her sister, Mrs. Winthrop Bliss
of Burlington, Vermont, who IS here for
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mahony Of
Columbus, Ohio, were here over the
week end, visiting Mrs Mahoney's parents
Mr. and Mr.. A. ID. Poole
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Graham Criohton
are here from Haskell, ". D., staying with
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Dole.
Mrs. Frank c. Carpenter is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Gawthrop in New York City.
Mrs. Radcliffe Jackson and her daughter
who left here Christmas day 70 sail for
England. are now staying at Wimbledon,
London. and Captain jackson is still in
France with the Chinese Labor Corps.
Mrs. Thomas Starr King and her
three children, who had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs James r. Winchester since
Christmas returned on Monday To their
home in Washington, d. G.
Miss Emma Clark Of Greenlea, Della
ware City, left today for Palm Beach,
10 stay there until April.
Mrs Audrey shortlidge came over
from New York City, Saturday. TO spend
the weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard e. Wales.
Major and Mrs William G. Spru-
| ance and their children viii return from
! Washington, D. G. next week and will
| again occupy their home on West Sew
| entcenth street. They have been in
| Washington since last spring, when
| Major Spruance became connected with
| the Ordnance Department.
Friends OF the Littell family were
grieved to hear, yesterday, Of the death
OF Mrs. Littell wife Of Rev. John 5.
Litteli Of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Littell
had been i'll for several days Of ''hu
that developed into pneumonia, and
she died yesterday morning. Her hus-
band and six children, one Of them a
baby about two months old, survive.
Before her marriage she was Miss Gertrude
Wilson of Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. Littell has been known here since
his father, Rev. T. Gardner Littell, was
e 60 IL f@-
26 years, and the son was assistant at
st. Andrew for short time. Rev. Littell
E-had been rector Of q church in Keene,
y. H., and last fall he assumed charge
Y of the parish of st. James, at Hartford
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson entertains
at luncheon and cards on Friday, IN
honor OF Mrs. George Gray.
Mrs. A. Lentilohn Foster entertains
at small luncheon, Friday.
The Delaware Association Of Women
| Opposed to Equal Suffrage held a very
enthusiastic meeting at tie home OF
Mrs George P. Bissell. yesterday, and
besides electing officers, arranged to
send large delegation TO Dover 10 op-
pose the imposing of equal suffrage here
in Delaware, where, IL IS claimed, there
is every evidence that women do not
want to vote, and where it is possible
for the women to get every sane anc
reasonable law and appropriation passed
by the General Assembly when the mea.
sure is presented in digniied manner
and in conformity with legislative pro
edure. Delaware women have beer
successful in obtaining laws and institu
tions by sane and simple processes il
this State, and there is no evidence