Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-29


looked on France as a PARKWAY. foreign
land. Now everybody more or less knows
France at first or secondhand :.
OFT nj Delaware especially, ravei Is
- and common. Some Of our globe
! trotters think little of leaving for world
\ wide tour on very short no''ce' IN
prominent woman always keeps tIaselils
bag packed ready to be OIL Withou' 49," 81
should occasion arrive. enc Is oho %
NAM, no doubt, in Wilmington, Tor 'ile
Ln,t;ng offices for sea-going vessels, as
vcll as railroad companies, rate our cl'y
,.arv near top-notch in frequent, ief-
II remains for two popular Delaware
sisters to enjoy one OF the mos. ", ''Is
recent jaunts; one wh'ch '..,. Co..
,rn+racted stav in an enemy country iul
tbo cider. Mrs. Robert King, formerly
T,ss sarah Evans, and visit 20 heI
thorn for Miss Jean Evans, who VIII ieaNo
on I,ne II for Antwerp, SAILING on ,.'c
Inner Japland. From Antwerp MISS
Fvans will 20 10 Cobenz, where lhsp-
tonant King has been a member o. ,Iic
Army of Occupation since shortiy az M '''
marriage TO Miss Sarah Evans last 'a'l' ,.
ma. NJ, Go,oh LAYTON will accompany
Nv; Nai' rams poing over to visit Mrs
t.ooroe Nessersmith, her sister, Nii'
Nessersmith being consul !; s.;ll
Airs owls Mustard OF le~es Is S.i"
a,other Delawarean in Germany, SO a'"o-
.s tbore will be quite Delaware con
t;r,,,,nt 10 the American colony IN eop-
LEM.
Devon Horse Show has attracted many
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, this week. The Il. K NJ.
farnenters Lammot du Pont and nus
aa,,gbters Misses Esther and MarT o.
Miss ANY du Pont Mrs. William du ROM,
~, i,>, t ., du Points and others have
a,f7o,,o those who went up to enjoy
H. shoU II Is a matter OF PRIDE that VIZ
mington should carry OIL SO many % NV
pr,zes taken Miss Amy du font l'oa9o III
captured honors IN SEVERN t''9 Ss,n'1, H.
Ms IL, Point contributed IN no sinali oe-
=, ~ further success of the show
member If the committee ~ charse
e III, arrangements for the snow sue
ss;sted Mrs Archibald Barkhe N the
.lecidcd novelty Of the OCCASION tea-cat -
:, frort cf the crandstand, where INC
Jobntaptes. attired in punk ana Wnl'9 ,
strined aprons and large iiai mats til.iil,eu
IN mink and white. sold tea 90 inc tt"s'A
This idea of tho carts was an iiiP1 i's eae'o''
from the Santa Barbara races " l,,,,,
NOR had their first showing AZ DeNoh'
t,inUham was first choice. suggesting q re-
ti,rn to simpler modes Of dress, WINE
sports suits and PLAIN taiiored Su''s WY
much IN evidence+
When the Delaware branch q me
Daughters Of the American heNouVs3h
held the State annual convention - Wy
Hotel hi Pont. early in the spring 70 was
I:Ia4 .Lot the sum of $500 be APP
,,r,nriateA FOR use as a gift 70 the omen
College at Newark. IN establishing me
u,,cleIIs of a historical library As gu
from the Delaware Daughters, me
,,rnscntation Of this gift will take place on
Monday. Mav 81, at ! ?. m, s.an'i =
time. at the college N Newark; Mt. 81 ~
mund p Moody Of Caesar NoaheN Nialf
Ter. Wilmington, eN-historiaI111- M =
the National Board, ID. \. X, VIII pre-
sent Tho sum. and number oi the
nauohters in the State viii he present
Mrs Noodv's former position as ms
t,.riain general renders her selection as the
actinC donor for the occasion OF Monday
Mrs NJ. Council. also Of Ccsar
Rodney Chapter. State regent. VIII pre-
side over the ceremonies. ana NiIs.
George Hall, ex-rcgent. VII MAKE a' ~
address Mrs James II Scott, regent O
Caessr Rodney Chapter and other mem
bers will attend.
Mrs Louis Bissell and her son. Tall
mon PissolI of New York. are the guests
81 Mrs. Frank &. Tallnlan AnotheI
oncst at the Tallman home 4 Nlolam
Tallman OF Ambridge, Pa
Af;ss Narparctta Miller last week
entertained al luncheon IN honor 81
Miss Henriette Stadclman and her guest
Miss Alberta Condor.
An interesting gathering OF the women
IN Wavaset neighborhood was heid NJ inc
homo at Mrs. Charles Warner on Mon
dav last Mrs. Perkins. director oi the
child welfare work, addressed the meet
ing and it was UNANIMOUSLY decideo tl's'
the Wawaset community maintain g
nurse nj one of the health centcrs IN
Wilmington.
Misses Sarah and julia Townsend
entertained at luncheon On ednesdaS
for twelve of the debutante set: Beautiful
flowers made an attractive table Tor the
congenial party
Mrs. William Spruanee entertained al
luncheon at the Country CiuD on ihufs
day.
Miss katherine Bayard Hilles vii
snend the weekend in Boston, gong on tc
New Haven for visit Of several days
Tennis lovers are looking forward u
June z. when the annual tennis tourna
ment win be held at the Wilmington
Country Club Many entries are expect
ed and on the opening day luncheon wi
he given in the club house. Mrs. J
saunders Taylor is chairman OF the com
mittee in charge.
Next Friday afternoon IN the wood
hack IF Mrs. John B. Birds home, thu
qirls Of the Misses Hebb's School vii
Sive a performance of "As You Like 1t,
for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr en-
dovment fund, Mrs Wilfred Bancroft
chairman for Delaware Miss Rebecc,
ReinharCit and Miss Corinne Mendlnhal
= are assisting with the plans Tor the enter
,ainment. which will be open to the pubii'
! TN an admission Of 80 cents. The play
II begin at o'clock.
The announcement OF tue engagement
Miss Ellen Glendinning, daughter
lionel and Mrs Robert Glendinnmg Q
:, SQUIRRELS, Chestnut Hill, to Persiio
azer. Jr., made at supper at the RITZ
.rlton in Philadelphia, thus week, Is Q
.terest to many Wilmingtonlans VIII
know the prospective bride, who ha'