Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

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| TO indicntc the real exclusive social set of
| New York
/ This afternoon and evening society
will be out in numbers 80 attend the per
formancc Of Don Quixote. the |leepless
Knight. by the Mask and Wig Club oi the
+, University Of Pennsylvania There is
] little left to say Of the club productions of
the year The press has time and again
! told Of the beautiful costumes and dc
/ lghtful music. both quite as versatile and
lively as anything ever staged by pro
fcssionals. in fact, far moro SO, on ac-
count of the freshness and vigor OF the
acting, with no loss OF case or proficiency
in any way.
On the afternoon Of May l., at tho New
| Century Club. from $50 To ; O clock, tho
Junior Board of the homeopathic Hos
| pital viii give "A card party for the bcneht
| OF the hospital
/ Mrs Victor du Pout. Jr Mrs. Frank
! du Pont Mrs Alfred III. Gawthrop and
! Mrs Wilson were guests OF Mrs. trark
! DE Armond last week at Rehoboth Beach
Sunday night AT the McAlpm Hotel IN
| New York, tho flying squadron OF mem
! lcrs Of the former National Equal Suffrage
/ Association. who will concentrate the
strength of the ASSOCIATION on Con
necticut this week IN an intensive cam
paign for suffrage, met for a dinner gwen
] Ivy tic National League Of Women Voters
MANY Of the regional directors were
pr,sent also political delegates and com
mittec members, including Mrs. Henry
/ Ridsclv Of Dover, recently appointed
| ,f hn National t}RIn0rFs4ffF
! Committee.
The battle in Connecticut will he the
costlicst Of the campaign Every day dur
ing the week meetings will be held IN tho
1 cities and towns ot Connecticut and
finally the political equality enthusiasts
| viii unite on Friday nj noon IN the apltoi,
10 present thclr plea to Governor Holcomh
! The leaders, who represent State organ
izations the National League OF Women
! Voters. which is cooperating with tho
/ individual societies, and the ConnectcW
K Woman Suffrage association, anticipate 2
I favorable reception hy Governor tioi-
comb However if hc docs not comply
with their request ~ call special session
~ thr Legislature IN order 70 rahiy the
| Federal suffrage amendment. and thus
make Connecticut the thirty-s1Nth State %
IA 50. the band uf workers Will immediate
II turn their attention to other 'attle
! grounds.
All of this provided Delaware has not
ratified bv the latter part Of the week.
Mn r Nj Tucker If Nashville. Tenn.
il visiting her daughter Miss Una Tucker
"a 100 West Twenty fifth street.
Miss Sarah Chichester Las returned
from SANDY Springs Md
Mrs. James :. STIRLING has rcnIrncs
from Wellesley College whore she visIte,
Miss Louise Stirling
Miss Jane Marvel. Miss Alice Candle
and Miss Eleanor Thompson returned q
Monday evening from Hartford. Conn.
where they went 10 at1cno the dance
gwen in honor Of Mis- Helen armstrong
coming out The affair was . very hand
some ono, with many Pennington glrt
present
Mrs 4 Felix du Pont viii attend I'll
horse show in Philadelphia cn FRIDAY
Misses MARY b and Esther du Pont, III
yoIne daughters of fanmnt du Pout
have entries at the show and are muci
interested.
senator Ball hiss teen entertaining s
guests ia Washington his coUsln, Mrs
lorenzo New lin and son, RoleFt.
Yesterday afternoon at the home @
Mrs Ross Robinson, the Blue Rock Com
muultv Club held regular business meet
ing The following ueWly-elected officer
were present President Mrs Charles Il
Palmer. first viee-presldcut Mrs lohi
keHum. SECOND Nlce-presldeut, Mrs. Wal
Ter Craig. secretary Miss LoTcna I'm
mons. corresponding secretary Miss aI
gie Colt treasurer. Mrs Strickland
Reports were heard from the channen q
the various committees.
Mr. and AIrs. rank &. Ttiiluau ha>
returned from ! VISIT % alsiornia
Miss Frances Patterson and III,
Dorothy Curtis wd! spend tho week-sn'
Al Tarmington. and il New \ lork Mis-
Patterson wll 20 10 Princeton next Wee
Ier the Princeton hou-e-party
spring dag at Cornell | University alwaS
! attracts many visitors. Several Whining
ton girls are expecting 70 attend. wee
after next
Casar Rodney Chapter d. a. r heI
a wcll-attended meeting yesterday after
4 noon al the New Century Cluh Mr.
James II. Scott, the regent. presided
Reports we're heard from he chapte
delegates 10 the National d 4. r. on
gress. held III Washington. Mrs Scott
Mrs. s VI. Council the new State regent
Mrs. George Hall, the retiring Stat
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