Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

The second "Smal and Early to be
given by the Junior League VIII tahe
place at tho Count Club SaturFay
evening. The early hours of the series OF
Small and Earlys' has caught the popu,
lar fancy and steady dancing from
TO ~ is planned for Saturday evening.
The plans of the Orph,us Club are very
promising in musical pleasure ne
first concert of the season viii hc gwen NJ
The Playhouse on the evening OF WedneS-
day, December =, at $50 The assisting
soloist will be Clara Yocum Joyce, con,
tralto, of Philadelphia AZ the second
concert John Barnes Wells tenor, OF
New York City will be the sololst; Inc
active members of the Orphous Club are
First tenors- Wellington +. Butter,
John W. Cronev. Raymond II Collins,
G.. +. Dodson. Chas. l.. Evans, IT, III.
McCanna. D. Raymond Montgomery,
Charles Is. Price, William +. RAYMOND
l.. Mulford Taylor and Walter W VANS
Second tenors-M. Warner Brashears,
H. r. Birkhead. John W. Blachston,
Boyd III. Cook, Norman 7. Cofhn Ciar-
ence W. Dickey AlonEo Newlin, Dr.
Charles F Pierce, Ralph Salt1man' l.
w Singleton, l.. T. Talley., Henry u
Tatnau and Edward NJ Taylor.
Baritones DR.. Julian Adalr, William
p Dickson. James NJ Engelman, VIII
r. Cause, Flovd W Harper, j. X. Mi
ohaelis. Frank T. Palmer and William
y. White
Rassos Harvey Booker Alex. J. But
ler. J. C. Calhoun. II w Crawford.
Albert V. Gemmill, Ernest s. Haynes,
LEROY Harvey, Henry s Lswton, NJ
Burton Meyer, Raynoth \ Mitchell,
II. c. Stanley. Leonard +. Wales and 7.
Ashby Wallace.
Mrs. Francis S. Whitten Of Meadows
on-the-Brandywine is spending the week
IN New York
Miss Marion Durham Is visiting IN
Johnstown. Ia.
Some Thanksgiving gifts to the Home
for Fricndless Children. last week, de-
lighted not only the children hut the
managers and the matrons, because they
eniov seeing the children enjoy, and they
are pleased to have interest taken III
the home. On the day before Thanks
giving. IS girla from No "a School, ac-
| companied by their teacher. Miss Nc
/ Clintock. took out most appropriate
gift. There were an orange, apple ana
| banana for each child aud plenty Of
nuts. grapes and other goodies for every
I child Of the sixty 20 have share his
gift WAS gotten up by Alice Babcock' one
Of Miss McClintock's class OF twenty
eight. and thc project needed only a
sponsor 20 meet with instant co-opera-
ton on the part Of the other twenty-seven.
Another appropriate and most ac-
ceptsblc gift was from the Christian
Endeavor Society of Hanover Preshy-
teriau Church They sent ont supply
of icllies, preserves, nuts, sweet potatoes
and other things that ARE needed CON
stantlv bv the home, and for which the
management is slways grateful.
The twcnty-eight school girls and those
who rer,rcsanted the c. H. Society con-
4 sidered that they were well repaid by
seeing sixtv children well cared for and
I happilv surrounded with sll that chill
I dren need and with many pleasures, too.
I They decided that the home Is real
| home and not an institution, a conclu-
4 sion that pleased the matrop, Mrs. Hay,
more than anything that could be said
f. of the home
+ The Won,ens Bible Class of 81. John 5
Z Church will hold supper IN the parish
house OF ST John on Concord avenue,
Thursday evening, December ,, from
+ $50 TO s o'clock Miss Jane Primrose is
presdeut of the class. and the tables
and chairmen will be as follows: Candy,
cake and fancy articles. Airs. Coverdaie,
table. Mrs Booth. The various delicacies
served will include fried and creamed
ovsters. tea. coffee, hot rolls, peas, po-
tatoes. ice cream and cake The chair
men in charge will he Mesdames PrIltt
Kimble. Lodge, Aiken, Lowe, Quigley
Ftcbels and White A large number oi
frie nds Of the class are expecting to take
their supper with them tomOr row eve
ming.
| One Of the features of the doll sale giveI
bv the Junior Board of the Homeopathic
! Hospital today st the New Century Clut
is the White Elephant table, something
entirely new in the line of donation
collection. Mrs. John Brady Is the char
man and the articles for sale include every
/ kind of desirables white elephant,
even TO jellles and jams,
At the Queen Theater this week, alonl
with the other regular attractions, WI
mingtonians (or at least some OF them
will be permitted 10 see themselves ol
the screen as Others see them. The Della
ware Safety Council has produced 10
educational purposes a film in whlcl
we'll known people of Wilmington pia,
the star as well as the minor parts On
Of the stars in the caste is Traffic Police
man Michael Jordan. whose winning am
persuasive smile is shown in a closeup.
Numerous speeders have seen that smile
or at anv rate, they have seen Mike
teeth under less happy circumstances
Among the other attractions on tn
bill is domestic tragedy Frank h. Schoon
over acted as director for this thrlliln
film drama. The pictures were taken a
Gibraltar" the suburban estate Of MI
and Mrs H. Rodney Sharp. The attraC
tions Of this place provide an endles
variety Of effective backgrounds. Maste
Courtlandt SchOonover, who has ha
several years experience posing IN HI
fathers studio and pert and piquan
little Emily Warner enact the star iuvenil
roles in the play, while Mrs. Irving Wa
ner acts the agonized mother IN mannt
that Pauline Frederick or Madame Naz
nova would envy, could they see ~
picture. Mrs Sharpe's thoroughbred Me
rick" has a part in the drama which h
enacts with super horse sense. Anoth'
Of the scenes is laid on Mrs. Scott TowI
sends farm al Rockland The Delawai
Safety film will also be shown the fri
three days of this week at the Majest
Theater and the last three days OF I'll