Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
Mostly About People

Philips of smyrna MIR and Mrs Wallor
left Thursday for Florida accompanied bY
Mrs. Alonzo Philips, who will spend sone
time with them in that State where Mt
Waller is a prominent business mar. hi'S;
Murphy of Berlin, Md, Is the guest "i
Nina Carlton Boston at 7O3 Van hureh
street.
The Current Events Class of the New
Century Club. Mr James Stack, NoVem-
Der chairman. will have the following m
terosting program Tuesday morning:
Current events. Mrs. Donald Van Trump
Rehabilitation OF Soldiers at Delaware
College. Miss Winifrcd Bach; Poems
of Aine Gilmer." Mrs. Joseph II. Hatch;
What the League OF Women Voters
Means 10 Women" Mrs. Paul du fonti
music, Miss Annie Young.
Miss Jane Marvel, Miss Eleanor Ihomp-
son and Miss Sarah Townsend VIII hc
weekend visitors Mt Princeton hrI
went up for the prom Inst night and VIII
see the football game today. Mrs. Charles
Rupert and the Misses Rupert also MISS
Elizabeth Holiday arc IN 9ttendance rs
well as Miss Margaret Laird, l)r. tharloS
Candee and Miss Alice Gandoe. mum
Der Of young Wilmington men went over
for tho game, too. and altogether 'hc
Delaware representation WAS large one
Weekend guests az Ncadows-on-thc-
Rrandvwinc. MIR and Mrs. Francis Whit
tens country plncc are MIS- tilc"tt
Carver, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mason oi
New York City, Miss Mabel Thatcher
of Norfolk, Conn.
Miss Lena Evans Of Newark was n
visitor in Wilmington on "Wednesday
Miss Florence T. Crichton il attending
a house party at Fnr Hills, n J Today
| she wall attend the Nalc-Prlnceton foot
Mis- Pierre s. du Pont il the hostess
| for luncheon today IN honor OF titled
visitors from England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II Goodirg an
/ nounced the engagement Of their daughter,
1 Elizabeth 10 Arthur II Wilkins oi HRddou-
/ field, New Jersey, last evening, at an IN
| formal dance,
+ Mrs III Fletcher Brown has issued IN
vitations for dinner on December ~,
I before the first assembly.
Nr. rrnncis Crowrinshield Of Boston
IS visiting her father, Colonel u A.
du Puat. NJ Winterthur
Judge George Gray and Mrs. Gray will
have as their guests for tho weekend
Judge Burlington OF F1ttshurg
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mailer Of Bal-
timore were guests at dinner gwen by
MIR and Mrs William Corey on Tuesday
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott has just returned
from a visit To Washington, u. &.
Mr. and Mrs Melville Gamhrill have
returned tn their home in Wilmington for
the winter.
"Wednesday afternoons meeting Of the
groupe de Wilmington Of the Allarce
Francaise was one oi the most interest
ing in the history Of the groupe. The at
7 tendance testified 70 the unusual oppor-
tunitv given the members IN hearn I NJ.
I CASTOR Riou, the historian, IN q brilliant
discourse on the sculptor Paul nardce
and the evolution Of French art Near
" all Of the groupe were present aud
{ the presence OF Is or more college girls
from Newark, including two OF the French
students in ATTENDANCE this year, lent
zest to what was really an inspiring occa-
sion.
The next meeting OF the groupe will be
on November - when Miss Marie +.
Johnston will lead general conversation
III France.
Invitations will shortly be issued by
Mr.. and Mrs Rodgers Hynson for a
/ tea December 4, for their daughter,
/ Miss Alice Dunn Hynson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs r J Hartford Of Geneva,
/ \. Y, are visiting their daughter, Mrs
T. II. Alexander, 304 Rodney street.
The opportunity afforded to Whining
ton society to meet Mrs. Philip Cook
the wife Of Bishop Cook, on Wednesday
evening through the reception at the
i Hotel du Pont, in honor Of the bishop and
/ Mrs. Cook. was the means of furtherlne
! the delightful impression Mrs. Cook
has made upon Delaware people Those