Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
Miss Twombly of Reading, Mass.

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the new social season with largo dance
on Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
/ Zinderstein, who was her guest for few
| DAYS. The weather was delightful for
dancing, and the occasion was ono Of very
| real charm.
Miss Sarah Chichester ha. returned
from Cape May, where she spent part of
the summer.
Last nights dance for the younger cot
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont,
at the Country Club, was the second OF
| the important functions Of the rev season
Many guests responded TO the invitations
for the affair, which was in keeping with
the usual delightful hospitality Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. du Pont.
An interesting party Of young people
| is spending the weekend with Miss Mary
| Ramsay and Miss Jane Ramsay at
| Guyencourt There are their cousins,
Dana Allen and Miss Dorothy Allen Of
| New York, and their nieccs, little Molly
| and Anne Ferris. Emo Compton of st.
| Louis is still another guest.
| Mrs. David J. Reinhardt, Miss Re-
| becca and Miss Louise Reinhardt are
| spending the month in New Jersey.
DR.. Charles Ritchie and Mrs. Rtohie
are expected home from their out-of-town
stay on Monday evening.
DIR. William c. Speakman and Mrs.
| Speakman have returned from Bushkill,
Pa. where they spent a part of the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G.. Scott have
returned from Saranac Inn, Upper Sara
nae.
The visit of Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter,
president Of the General Federation OF
Womens Clubs, to Wilmington on Sep
ternbef 20 is creating much interest among
the club women of the State. Cards VIII
60 out the first of next week for the re-
ception to be rendered the prominent
visitor at the home of Mrs. Charles War
ner. Presidents of Delaware clubs and
other club women of the State will be
present. Mrs. Winter has inaugurated an
official year of promising aspect, and her
visit here is certain to prove a stimulus to
club affairs. She Is an excellent speaker,
and is possessed of all the requirements for
such an important office as that of Gen
eral Federation president.
Mrs. Charles +. Griffith of SI3 Adams
street had most delightful opportunity
for combined study and pleasure this
summer in Boston, where she took a spe-
cial course in music at the Boston Uni-
yerSitv. Mrs. Griffith had special IN
struction under such eminent teachers as
John z. Marshall. who Is dean of Liberal
Arts at the university, and Raymond Z.
Robinson, head of Wellesley College mu-
sic department DR.. Marshall IL n mem
ber of the general staff of the War De-
partment, which Is working TO and IN
capacitated soldiers, through vocational
study. Music is being taught to many Of
the wounded soldiers and DR.. Marshall
is in charge of the work.
Mrs Griffith attained the highest mark
for efficiency In her class OF musicians, all
of whom were expert players and teach
ers. A number OF interesting persons
were in the class, including a Russian
woman who IS in exile from Pesrograd, an
aristocrat turning to music for means
of livelihood.
Mrs. Griffith has accepted the chairman
ship OF music for the Delaware Fedora
ton OF Women's Clubs, and will make
number OF trips over the State this win
ter, giving musical papers before the Dea-
aware cubs.
Mrs. James B. Clarkson of the Della
ware apartments has returned from At
lantic City, where she spent the greater
portion of the summer. Mrs. Clarkson S
daughter, Mrs. William c. McCloy, and
daughter, of Brooklyn, n. Y, have gone
to Bermuda for visit.
Miss Elizabeth Amory returned the
first of the week from Southampton,
l.. |. Miss Laura Amory is there now,
for stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ". Booth spent
the weekend at Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. Jerome B. Bell, Jr., and children,
of Montreal, Canada, having spent July
and August al Port kent, on Lake Cham
plain, are spending few weeks here be-
fore returning TO Montreal.
After spending the summer in VII
mington and other eastern cities, Mrs.
Darwin W. Townsend and children, for
merly of Wilmington, have returned TO
their home In Milwaukee, Wis Mr. !,
Townsend will visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Townsend, of Wilmington, in
October.
Little Dorothy Stevens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Stevens, of 1900
Washington street, celebrated her fifth
birthday anniversary on Thursday with q
charming hospitality which included the
following little friends. Boone Dinsmore.
Heisel Smith, Gordon Bethards, Betty
Weaver, Dorothy Davis, Betty Alden,
Pauline Weldin, Mildred Hargadine, Jane
Gray, Sarah Gray, Emma Bethards,
Jeanne Louise Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard and
family of Greenhill avenue and Red Oak
Road have returned from Beach Haven,
N. j., where they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felix du Pont have
had as their guests this week, for the Fair,
Mrs. Arthur Chichester of Leesburg, Va.
and Miss Mary Jenkins Of Norfolk, Va.
G. s. Hammitt has Just finished an
interesting portrait of Governor Town
send and il will be on exhibition in Millard
i. Davis window, Tenth and Market
streets, today.
Charles Morford is iii at bis home. He
contracted a cold on recent camping
trip.
Mr. and Mrs f. M. Hanawav colo |