Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. keiser 20 10 Harrisburg
Pa, soon to mako their home, after q
fourteen months sojourn here, which has
Won them many friends.
Mrs. Lyman ID. Boutwell, IL the guest
of her mother, Airs. Frank l.. Boynton,
at Falkland
The ballroom of the Hotel din Pont,
last Saturday morning, looked for all
the world as though a swarm Of butter
flies had drifted in and perched on the
rostrums, under the mirrors. aud oil
over the big floor Everywhere, in fact.
were the butterfly colors of pink blue,
yellow and white. Versatile little butter
flies they were, too. for they toe-danced,
sidc-stepped and did all the etcps of
fancy dancing with such lightness and
BRIGHTNESS, one looking on was carried away
with the charm of the scene Real butter
flies, YOU ask, no--they were little human
butterflies, the pupils Of Miss kats Me-
Clafieriys dancing cless of nearly 100
children. Posture dancing and inter
pretive dancing are 20 natural To children
IT was refreshing TO watch them NJ their
work, which seemed play-like in its case
and natural grace.
This afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
G.. W. Dorsey, Ir., the executive honrd
Of the Delaware Division Of the Inter
national Sunshine Soriety IL holding its
regular monthly meeting.
The Monday evening dances at Walnut
Green School promise to be very live and
interesting affairs. They were begun ON
Monday evening with good attendance
and will continue qntil the middle OF
MAY The community spirit of the neigh
horhood Il greatly stimulated by the
progressive spirit of the school and all the
residents are eager 10 further the Monday
evening dances
Mrs. II ID. Radcliffe has been enter
tanning her cousin, Mrs George II Bay
mum of Milford.
Mrs Florence High Of Bedminster, Pa,
is visiting relatives and friends IN vii
mington. )
Former Congressman Hiram II Burton
of Iewes IS visiting RELATIVES and friends IN
Wilmington
Former Governor Simeon = Pennewill II
Greenwood spent several days in Will
mington this week on his way home from
Florida
The Wilmington Garden Club met
Monday nj the homo of Lanunot d1i Pont.
The meeting was an open orc and gather
cd FOR the purpose of hearing Mrs. l..
Helen Fowler speak ON aquatic gardens.
Mrs William h du Point. the president
OF the club. presided, and much interest IN
renewed outdoor activities was displayed,
for the gardening season IL now at hand
and as all Of the 80 members Of the club
are practical workers among flowers and
shrubs, they are ready to begin another
season Of identifying Wilmington.
Among the out-of-towg gtiesNs for the
Taylor-NoHpS wedding Saturday, viii h.
Mrs. Roy Elliott Bates. who viii arrive
from Tryon, North Carolina. Ia he nh
attendant of the bride Mr. and Mrs. ]. =.
Maxev of Maine. MIR. and Nrs. Howard
Maxwell of Schenectady. y. Y. MIR and
Mrs John r. Wood of Bloomfield y. J..
will all he the guests of Mrs. Henry NJ.
Taylor and Miss Taylor. at their home on
Broonne street
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Tsllman left on
Monday for California to spend several
weeks Mrs. Tallman had been i'll with
grip for some time, and had been COM
PEELED to postpone her trip for two or
three weeks
Mrs T. b Jones leaves this week for
New York 20 spend several DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs T. CIarkson Taylor are
being congratulated on the birth of a
daughter on Leap Year Day. February
%, She has been named Mary Ann.
Robert Pennington, member of the bar
and . vice-president Of the Delaware
Trust Co, arrived in New York Yesterday
afternoon after spending several months
in France and England Mr. PENNINGTON
returns TO Wilmington. ~ once
Miss VI. Madeline Bennett, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs l.. A. Bennett of Forrest
Park. Baltimore, Md. and Guerney' T..
Iepp. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Zepp,
also Of Baltimore, were quietly married,
on Saturday evening, February d, at
) clock in the Southern Hotel, that city
following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Zepp left for Southern tour.
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