Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15

entertained the avis-MlliLen bridal
party at dinner. On Friday evening Miss
| Davis entertained her attendants at the
Davis home, while Mr. Milliken was host
! at dinner to his best man and his ushcrs,
at the Hotel du Pont.
Tuesday, May lS, the New Century
| Club will install its new officers The hour
! for the meeting is 2. 80 p. m. An interesting
| program will be given. Miss Schreiner of
Philadelphia will give several readings,
and Miss Duified of New York will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Bartenslager. Miss
| Dufheld is the owner OF n charming So
prano voice.
Mrs Robert Morris is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Edgar Hopes.
| The Wilmington Section Of the Council
| Of Jewish Women will give the first annual
| luncheon next Tuesday in the du Barry
room Of the Hotel du Pont at 10 o'clock.
! Mrs. Charles Toplis IS chairman of ar
| rangements.
| Mrs Charles r Miller entertained eight
! guests AT Naaman tea-houee, Wednesday
| afternoon.
Mrs Mary J. Bolton Of New Haven,
| Conn. is the guest Of Mrs, Minor 6.
| Smith. Mrs. Bolton is the widow OF the
| late Reverend Horace ". Bolton. who was
| a member Of Wilmington Conference OF
| the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
has many friends in Wilmington where
she formerly resided.
| The children Of the Junior Christi an
| Fndeavor Society of the Second Baptist
| Church enjoycd treat yesterday after
/ noon when the ladies Of the church served
! delicious doughnuts made by Mrs Jones.
| Mrs. Mavrice Alexander, who has been
/ i'll at homeopathic Hospital is now re-
| covering at Bran1ywinc Summit Camp.
/ where several cottagcrs are already IN
stalled Including the family Of the Rever-
end Hanna Of Philadelphia, and Allen
| FL. AinsCow.
The announcement Of the wedding Of
| Miss Christine BURNETT, OF Brookilne,
Pa. and William Corlies, Of Philadelphia,
! recalls that the prospective bride was born
in this city. Her father, James l.. Burtnett,
was assistant II several successive super
intendents Of the then p, ". 4 i. Rail
road He died several years ago and few
years later his family moved to Pennsyl-
vania.
Captain r. r. Belknap and his officers
OF the t. s. Battleship Delaware enter
tanned members OF the Delaware Society
OF New York aboard the ship in the New
York Navy Yard. Brooklyn, "Wednesday
afternoon last. making very delightful
occasion for the visitors. Colonel Clar-
ence Hodson is governor Of the society
and O. II. Prettyman Is secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bailey Of I108
jackson street will leave for their summer
home on Lake George in the Lake Cham
plain sections Of New York State on Satur-
dav Little Randle Bailey, who has been
quite i'll AZ the Homeopathic Hospital, IS
nearly we'll and viii have a. his guest
Miss Bois Of the hospital
On their return in October. MIR and
Mrs Bailey viii occupy the former Samuel
Biddle home facing Cool Spring Park, on
jackson street, which they have bought
and are now rernodelIng.
Mrs. Frank Whitlock was hostess 70
ten guests for supper a Naaman 5 on the
Delaware last evening
Miss Leila NJ. Thatcher left Yesterday
for Ocean City. y. j., to be guest Of
weekend houso-party gwen by Miss
! Marjorie Crossingham OF Germantown
Mrs. r. II Dunham and Mrs " II.
Fem, Jr, have returned from Hot Springs
| Va Mrs DunhaIn has an interesting
family house party consisting of her
daughters, Mrs Arthur ketchan Of
Englewood, ~ J and Mrs. r. u Moore Of
Boston. both accompanied by their chill
dren Miss Marion Dunham will return
from California near June /.
Miss Jane Marvel and Miss Eleanor
Thompson will be the guests Of the we'll
known Ivy Club at Princeton University
this weekend Miss Sarah Townsend
and Miss Alice Candec also 90 TO Prince
ton, as will Miss Frances Patterson.
The New Era Branch Of the Sunshine
Society will hold an all day meeting at
Naaman Observation-Disclosures tuesday May
10 The meeting was first arranged for
Monday but has been changed as above.
The occasion promises to he a delightful
one as most Of the large membership
expect TO attend, and the plans are
unique, with 8 business meeting at j
O'Clock, when the annual election Of officers
VIII De HcIqy followed by luucnEoH a
/ o'clock, served by Naamans A card
game at 2 O'Clock will follow Both the
porches and lower floor Of the tea-house
will be used, sc the New Era has about
rs members. Mrs. Garrett jefferson
Hart has been the president for six sue
cessful years, during which time the
work has contantly broadened and
strengthened, especially as regards con
seryation Of vision and prevention Of
blindness which is the especial work Of
the branch Mrs. Hart is assisting IN
the Salvation Army Drive this week
with team Of eight Sunshine Society
. members, The beautiful spring weather
will be q further attraction for the meeting
on Tuesday.
Mrs John Biggs entertained on Thurs
day afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence X. Holt Of SOP
West Twenty-second street entertained
at dinner Thursday evening in honor
Of MIR. and Mrs. ii. ID. Vending who
will leave on Saturday, May y, for a
three years tour Of European countries,
including France, Spain and China.
MIR and Mrs. Leslie r. Holt Of Newark,
n. j., were among the guests at the dinner
for which covers were laid for fourteen.
Mrs Guy r. Ford and sons Carleton
! aud Iarold NJ Hoiiy Oak ho "a ratttruad