Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-04

society her daughter, Miss Alice Hynson,
the occasion being of n very interestt 3
nature, both by reason of the your <
debutantes natural charm of manner,
and because it furnishes to Wilmington
society an opportunity TO enjoy the hIst
large hospitality extended her by TINS
delightful hostess. =,
Mrs Paul z. Wilson will receive WITH
Mrs. Wilson and the following ladies WIN
assist: Mrs. Charles Copeland, MIS-.
William Sprlance, Mrs.H Fletcher Dro"n,
Miss Anne GRAY, Mrs. Hope II. barroii,
of Chestertoyn. Md, and Mrs. Alexander
Sellers of Ardmore.
Miss Uvrson will be assisted by a
coterie of Young girls who are the debu-
t.n+es of this season. House-glests for
Tho function will include Miss Elizabeth
Gov and Miss Mary Wagner, former
scboolmates of Miss Hynson at BALDWIN
Scbool Other guests will be Miss Mary
pb,ll;ps of Philadelphia; Misses Elza-
,cI. aud Isabel Bright Of Bar Hlli' y
I J.. - Ellen Cor stable Beck OF Baltl-
more.
Tho Wilson home is adorned with an
abundance of choice flowers, aitordin,g
beautiful background for the lovely
Young honoree and the assisting party.
Miss Hvnson is gowned simply but charm
Tho home. where an afternoon collation. IS
se-vcd is effectively arranged with PINK
snapdragors 5 and white liiacs.
On Monday evening Miss Hynson Will
90 ~ Baltimore, where she will attend the
bachelors German. the event of the sea-
.on in the MARYLAND social center.
Yesterday afternoon at the Hastings
homo. 1917 Park Place, Judge Daniel
q Hastings and Mrs. Hastings enter
famed AT a brilliant afternoon tea Tor
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hastings.
s large number of guests called during
The hours Of the function, which was char
actcrized bv the very real interest felt
in the attractive young bud, whose nd
vent INTO society has been eagerly an
ticlpatcd Mrs. Hastings was assisted
bv Mrs. Robert II. Richards, Mrs. Mar
tin l.. Walker. Mrs. Charles NJ. Wharton
of Philadelphia, Mrs. +. A. Richardson
Mrs. Victor b. Woolley, Mrs j. ii
Stadelrnan, Miss Elsie Saxton.
Miss Hastings was assisted BY Miss
Mary Marvel, Miss Mary Stadelman,
Miss Catherine Armstrong Miss Alice
Candee, Miss Elizabeth Holladay, Miss
Jane Richards. Miss Caroline Iatnail anc
Miss Margaret Richardson.
Nanv beautiful flowers arranged through
out the reception rooms afforded an appro'
nriate setting for tho charming honoreC
and the assisting friends
Tonight at the Wilmington Country
Club. the Junior League will hold the
second of its Small and Early dances
TIE interest in the dances has steadily
increased and tonights affair promises tc
be delightful occasion. One OF the groups
of danoe-lovers will go from Mrs. Rodgers
Wilson's dinner for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Hynson. All of the debu-
tantes will be present.
Mr.. and Mr., Sylvester D. Town
send are at the Homestead, Hot Springs
Va, for a stay of ten days.
Tuesday, December :, from II a. N
until 5.45 y. m. the Arts and Crafts com
mittee of the Now Century Club vii
direct an exhibition and sale o; southern
mountaineers' work. Many beautltu
specimens OF hand wOr Will be dlspiayct
al reasonably priced, and the publlc WI
find the occasion just the time ana piac'
for Christmas buying.
The first annual luncheon gwen By
the Richardson Park Civic Club was
held on Tuesday afternoon. November
30. Al the home OF Mrs r. l. HUT a
Ashley. The table was beautifully deco
ated with chrvsanthemums IN the clut
colors, white and yellow
After delicious luncheon Of seasonabl'
dainties. an interesting program was CIV
en-. Addresses were made by Mrs. ii, ID
Bower, president Of the State Fdederatior
of Womens Clubs. Mrs. \. ID. Warner
mast president, Mrs Frederick Brir ghurs-
president of the New Century Club, Mrs
George " Dorsey, president Of the Del
aware Branch of the International SUI
shine Society. and Mrs. Carl Snellenburg
who organized the club four wears ago
In comemoration OF that event, MRS.
Snellenburg presented the club with
handsome silver spoon.
An excellent musical program was
given. with Mrs. A X. Smith in charge
A trio composed Of violin, bass-viOlin ar &
piano: Miss Lane, Mrs. Marley and Mrs
Smith rendered some beautiful music
Vocal solos were gwen by Miss Virgins
Fuller and Mrs John Poore. A violin
colo was played by Mrs. Roy Work.
The guests of honor AT the luncheon
were Mrs. H. d. Boyer, Mrs. A. D..
Warner, Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, Mrs:
George ". Dorsey, Jr Mrs. Frank Ford
Palmer, Mrs. Carl Snellenburg, Mrs
George Stewart, Mrs John Reynolds,
Elsmere; Mrs. Samuel Townsend, Mrs.
Harry Drake, Mrs. Floy Booth, Mrs,
D. l. McColley, Mrs. Walter Scott.
Last evening at the Princeton Club
IN Philadelphia, S. Mexican Bayard
entertained at dinner IN honor Of his
debutante daughter, Miss Mary Iardnel
Bayard, the function preceding the bal
gwen by Mr. and Mrs. Francis /. du Pont
for Miss Elise du Pont
The list OF patronesses for the concert o
the Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Clubs o.
Cornell University TO be held in the ball
room of the Hotel du Pont, on Decembel
81, are as follows
Mrs. f. G. Ackart, Ms. Donald S
Ashbrook, Mrs. j. Frank Ball. Mrs. +
T. Belts, Mrs. William Belts, Mrs. b
Dorrance Beyea, Mrs. John b Bird, Mrs
+. Donaldson Brown, Mrs H. Fetchel
Brown, Mrs. ]. Thompson Brown, Mrs
Charles Candee, Mrs. George s. Capelle
Jr.. Mrs. Walter S. Carpenter, Jr., Mrs
Olin Derr. Mrs. A. Felix du Pont, Mrs
Eugene r. du Pont, Mrs. Pierre S. dl
Pont Mrs. William X du Pont, Mrs
Frank s. Dure, Mrs. George A. Elliott
Mrs. HenrySG Haskell, Mrs. William /
Heald. Mrs. Charles b. Holladay, Mrs
Robert L. Holiday, Mrs. Henry HOPES
Mrs. A. f. Houlehan, Mrs. Willard c
Jackson. Mrs. Floyd p. johnson, Mrs
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