Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03


Miss Clara Bancroft, formerly of vii
mington, now director of music at OxforC
College, Columbus, Ohio, is the guest
Mrs. John Bancroft.
David J. Reinhardt, Jr., and Charles
Lee are camping in New York State
Brookes Stabscr and Winston Richardson
are camping in Canada.
Mayor and Mrs. William G. Taylor ar,
| spending July at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. John r. Moore, Miss Moore and
| Miss Janette Wylie of New Castle, vii
spend the weekend and over the Fourth al
Rehoboth.
Miss Catharine Armstrong goes tc
| Rehoboth this week TO be the guest OF
Mrs Morton Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Campbell will
| spend the Fourth with Miss Helen Lloyd
| at Easton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Cox will spend
next week at the Hotel Traymorc, At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic s. Hubbard Of
Penny Hill, with their guests, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Edward Hubbard Of Brooklyn, \.
T., will go TO Deep Branch, Maryland,
for over the Fourth
The Red Cross Motor Corps of Will
mington will go to Georgetown for the big
Sussex county Fourth of July celebration
on Monday Milford, Seaford, George
town and Wilmington motor corps will
participate in the parade with the motor
cars of the Delaware unit, Going down
from Wilmington will be Mrs. William
Staniar, Mrs Leonard L. Wales, Miss
Helen Harrington, Miss Mary Adams,
Miss Marion Belts, Miss Janette Thomas
The dance to be given Monday night will
be one of the pleasant affairs of the cele-
bration.
Major Joseph W. Byron, Mrs. Byron
and William Byron Of Maryland, will
spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hopes.
Miss Sarah Townsend is in New York
for the weekend, and will visit Rhode
Island before returning home.
MISS AIlltt ArhITFbb tS SAFkttilk StfAiaa
weeks at Provincetown, Mass. She will re-
turn August l.
Mrs. Joseph Dana Allen, Dana and
Dorothy Allen, who have been with Miss
Mary Ramsay and Miss Jane Ramsay at
Guyencourt, for several weeks, will leave
on July q, for New York.
Mr. and Mrs Martin +. Walker Miss
Mabel Walker and Martin Walker, Jr.,
left yesterday for Spring Lake, \. j., TO
spend two weeks Later in the summer,
the Walkers will make an extended Vest
ern tour, including the Great Lakes, en-
route.
More than 500 persons danced IN the
imposing Pompeian grill and drned IN the
striking Italian Renaissance room OF the
Hotel Ambassadors new addition, at
Atlantic City on Thursday night. Fash
ionables from many cities were present.
The opening marks the first step toward
the creation OF new centre OF fashion ana
social activity in the Chelsea section.
Work is under way on the foundations of
Ritz-CarltOn near by to out-top the tower
ing Ambassador, which alone represents
an investment of S9,000,000. When the
whole project is completed next year it
will represent cash outlay of S20,000,000
for hotels, shops, bungalows, theatres and
gardens.
The Renaissance salon, where a great
many gave dinners Thursday evening is
said to be the largest dining salon in the
world without pillars. Guests were
promised another novelty shortly in the
guise of Log Cabin Den, typical hunt
ers' lodge, designed for smokers, stag
>banquets and similar events.
Mrs. Donald Ashbrook and Miss Helen
Ashbrook left yesterday for Ocean City,
n. j., to spend the month of July.
Mrs. Stanley Steele and sons, Stanley
and Newell, will spend the Fourth at
Chesapeake City, Md, with Mrs. J. II.
Steele.
MIR and Mrs. John Kerr, their guest,
MIR and Mrs. Frank Wilson, left yesterday
for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Porter and
Lawrence, Jr., will go to Reading, Pa,
for the Fourth of July. Miss Anna Belle
Porter is in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller and Mrs. Frank
Tallman have returned from Marble
head, Mass, where they attended the
national Garden Club conference.
Rev. r. W. Trapnell and family leave
next week for vacation trip in Virginia.
Mrs. 7. l.. Tomkinson of Federals-
burg, Maryland is the guest of Miss Nora
Hayman 1917 Clayton street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thompson Brown 2406
Delaware avenue are being congratulated
on the birth of son, born Wednesday,
June %.
Mabel f. Sawdon, is spending the holi-
day with friends in Atlantic City.
The Horse Show at the State Fair
Grounds this afternoon will attract many
horse lovers among the fashionable ele-
ment. The program includes entries
by the young girls of the du Pont families,
Misses Esther, Mary b, Constance,
Lydia, Wilhelmina, Dec, Alice; Misses
Irene and Louisa Carpenter: Misses
Marian and Madeline Pierce. Mrs A.
Felix du Pont, Mrs. R. r.. M. Carpenter
and Mrs. H. r. Sharp will ride, and alto
gether the afternoon promises much
pleasure.
Y. w. c. A. CALENDAR
Girl Reserve Week AT the Holiday House.