Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
where he has made his home since 1918,
up to which time he was deputy recorder
of deeds for New Castle county.


lock, Jr., of Wallingford, Pa, mt o'clock
on Wednesday, June 16, ut tho Prcsby--
tcrian Church of Lcwes. A reception will
follow at the home of the brides parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock viii be Mt home
after the first of August at Walhngiord.
Under the craftsmanship of Henry u.
Thompson. Princeton's endowment fund
campaign reached the S7,0o0000 mark
this week Eight thousand, one hundred
and sevcnty-hve persons contributed To
the fund
DIR. Alban Richey will spend the week
end in Annandalc, New York. Mt 1T.
| Stephens College, where he will preach
tomorrow Mrs Richey has returned from
a visit to friends in New York City and on
Long Island.
Miss Teresa Bickta. accompanied by
| Miss Adelaide Lee of Washington, ID. T.,
spent June Week at Annapolis, Md.
Mrs. Randolph Barksdale Shackeliordi
who has been If in Philadelphia for several
weeks, is now recuperating at Atlantlc
City, where Mrs. John r.. Nicholson Will
join her later on.
A scarcity of daisies may cause the
elimination Of the historic daisy chain at
Fassar College, which is q feature OF class
day. 10 be held next Monday. Students
and employees OF the college have been
securing the fields TO find the blooms, hut
thus far only small quantity have been
found
Delaware might send TO Vassar enough
of tho snowy flowers to make a cham
miles long, for all down the line ct the
Pennsylvania railroad the fielde arc white
with daisies elioiting admlring comment
from travellers
At the meeting Of the Wilmington
Society Of the Fine Arts, held Tuesday
night. the reports were the most encour-
aging in the history Of the organization
Not only is there an excellent balance on
hand. with the expenditures of the recent
art exhibition out Of the way, hut the
interest in artistic matters is So much
more keen, on the part Of Wilmmgtonians
in general
The policy Of the accessions committee
in purchasing ono Of the pictures from the
Howard Pyle School each year was
formally made the policy 81 the body ny
motion Of H. Rodney Sharp. The action
was significant IN that It puts on a firm
! | tOlInnnfirn
ncrpehIate the Howard Pyle School OF
Art. When the new library is built, and
the society is installed in the rooms It will
!, occupy on the second floor, there will be
!, continued and broadening effort on rs
mart. which will eventually give TO VII
mineton permanent place for the en-
iovrncnt OF beautiful pictures. The APP
| r,oinfrncnt OF n membership committee.
} George Elliott, chairman, facilitates the
! admission of the new members.
The concert given hy tho Westminster
! Glee Club, Tuesday evening, deinonstrat-
cd 10 a number Of thoughtiui people the
attraction music holds Tor young people
especially, inasinuch rs most oi the oiau
arc vounq persons residing IN the vicinity
J cf The church, who have been naturally
/, drawn To avail themselves Of such ex-
cellent OPPORTUNITIES for musical improve
ment as chorus singing under skilled
leadership affords The incomparable
charm of youth and melody was vel
exemplifed in the singing OF the various
/ numbers, especially in the solos OF Miss
: Theresa Seller, pupil OF Frederick
/ WYATT. Miss Jean McCaughn and
Marion Minker whose performance was
in no way marred by painful accident tc
= his ankle. The Giee Club will give q
) moonlight boat ride next Tuesday night
i Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Laird are al
Ocean City for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs William Shewell Ellis and
Miss Frances Ellis, have returned &c
Moylan, after spending several days on
| the Savola, off Seaside.
Rrvn Mawr alunna day drew many
, former students. Speakers of the day
i were Miss Helen Taft Mrs. +. Louis
Slsde, Miss Florence Waterbury and Miss
NiIGcent Carey Senior singing and a
bonfire followed the dinner.
The Delaware Alumna includes Mrs
Wilfred Bancroft, Miss Rebecca Rem
hardt, Miss Mary Morris Ramsay, Mrs
Charles c. Rupert, Miss Mary rupert
Mrs Henry Lee Tatnall Miss ConoyeI
+ and Miss Lillv James, all OF Wilmington
: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wentz have re-
: turned from Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. sutton and family
have gone to Ocean City for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mosely OF
; Greenhill avenue are at Skyland, Va.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eiwood Z. altman
! have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Janet, TO Charles Lester Thrash
er. formerly Of the art colony Of WI
uington, Delaware
Commodore and Mrs Sidney Schief-
felin Schuyler, Of Bruffs Island, neai
. Faston, Md, have announced the en-
gagenent Of their daughter, Miss Marian
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler, to Duncan
Mel. Mellor, of Providence, X. l..
Mrs Frank Hughes entertained in
honor of Miss Grace Boulden on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Albert Penn entertained
the Boulden-Van Trump wedding party
last night.
Mrs. Albert Mcmahon of Washington,
of the National Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation, who made many friends in Della
ware during the suffrage campaign, left
Thursday for Annapolis TO visit her son,
who is a student at Annapolis Naval
Academy and win make the naval cruise
Mrs. McMahon goes to North Carolina,
Immediately following the embarkation
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ridgely Of Dover
and Miss Ridgely, have gone to Rehoboth,
where they will spend the summer.
The fourth annual womens tennis
tournament for the State of Delaware will
!