Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-28


here, i. giving n party for her small daugh..
ter, Betty A number of young folk VIII
enjoy the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis I. du Pont OF 1880
Spruce street, Philadelphia, will entertain
ut dinner on Saturday, March 8, before
the Saturday Evening Dancing Class, IN
honor of their daughter, Miss Elise
du Pont, who will make her formal debut
next fall. The guests will include: NILS
Kitty Knight, Miss Laura y. -. Garrson'
| Miss Gertrude Graham, Miss Prisciiia
Davis, Miss Lysbcth Boyd, Charles II.
| Maird, Lawrence Cooley, Hubert l.
du Pont, Lawrence Smith, Thomas Mikel,
| Carroll Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard G. Jackson and
| their small son, Thomas, are ut st. Georges,
! Sutherland, Fla, staying at their cottage
until the first Of April. Mr.. Jaokson's
sister. Miss Willaner of West Chester,
Pm, is with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Pierce will leave
Saturday for trip 10 the West Indies on
the Pastores.
Mrs. Gamhle Latrobe l. convalescing
after a severe attack of the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Roesell were re-
cent guests of Major and Mrs. Joseph A.
Rossell at Norfolk, Va.
Miss Mary Rossell has recovered from
an attack of grip.
The Womans Club Of Newport met
Thursday afternoon at the home OF the
I~hnpfnn An inter
esting program was given.
The Elsmerc Auxiliary of the Delaware
EQUAL Suffrage Association will hold
parcel post sale at the home OF Mrs.
Francis X Whiteman this afternoon.
Many packages have been donated to he
sold al so cents each, and many Elsmsre
and Wilmington friends of suffrage are
expected TO attend
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Francis have
returned from Florida, where they spent
several weeks.
Thursday was don ation day for the
Home for Aged Women, Gilpin avenue and
Harrison street Many visitors called
during the day To inspect the home and
enjoy chat with the elderly ladies. lea
was served during the afternoon by the
household committee. Money, dry goods
and provisions were included IN the con-
tributions TO the home.
The March meeting Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Nomen's DIVISION for
War Relief. Department No. 2, viii mex
in the assembly room of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Building at Las n m, Monday,
March l. Mrs. &. II. kciser Will be IN
charge of an interesting musical program,
and Mrs. Elisha Lee will make an address.
1t is proposed that the name OF the organ
ization he changed and the question will toe
discussed at the meeting.
Mrs. George NJ. Smith, superintendent
of the Delaware Division, vii act as
chairman of refreshments She will be
assisted by the following women; Mrs
T. G.. Metz, Mrs. G. Il. keiser, Ms. {. /.
King, Mrs. ]. G. Outen, Mrs. Valentino,
Mrs. ]. O. Hackenburg. Mrs. Harvey ;.
Smith, Mrs. Charles German, Mrs. I, T..
Zortunan. Mrs. W. II. Redmile, Mrs.
". r. Flemming, Mrs. l.. Stein.
Miss Wilabella Shurter OF Elsmere IS
spending several weeks in Rockrun, Ala
bana.
MIS-. FRANK AtN'sAfft
from an attack Of the grip.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Maud Smith Gricr of Wilmington 70 MIR.
Dewitt Clinton Suplee OF Philadelphia
Miss Grier is the daughter of the late
William G. Grier OF Wilmington and
granddaughter Of the late George ;.
Grier OF Milford Mr. Suplee Is well known
in Philadelphia. He Is connected with the
Pennsylvania Lawn Mower Works and Is
a member OF the Union League and
Engineers Club. The marriage will take
place in the Church of the New Jerusalem
late in April, Rev. George Henry Dole
officiating.
Mrs. Reed G. Bye and daughter, Betty,
are at Asheville, ". C., for an indefinite
stay.
A truly renitential calm broods oyer
the placid surface of society's afiaI-s. II
the under current is running still, there Is
little indication Of it's coursing- Every
BODY goes 10 church, or goes 10 Bible
class and q becoming seriousness on the
faces of the debutantes causes one 10 say
with old Mother Goose, If this be !, who
be II And il it be | who can ! be-
The teachers and pupils OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church, met last night at the
parish house, for supper, afterward at
tending the o'clock service.
Each Wednesday morning q Bible
class for women is held at st. Andrews |
Church. Many women are interested, and !
Of other churches are cordially /
welcomed. -.
Welcome news from Mrs. Henry b. |
Thompson, Miss Annie Gray, Miss Jane /
Marvel and Miss Eleanor Thompson, who /
are on q visit 10 the West Indies, tells of /
their being at st. Thomas on February IL. |
The party has been enjoying delightful |
Time and they expect to return about
March 20.
Miss Natalie Moore who has been the
winter guest of Miss Esther Bancroft, left
Thursday for her home Ia California.
Miss Bancroft is In Holyoke, Mass, until
Monday.
Misses Virginia and Bernice Sweat, OF
who have been visiting
Misses Julia and Sara Townsend, left
for New York City for few
lays, before returning to Minneapolis.