Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-03
Mostly About People

president; Miss Elizabeth ?. Hebh,
treasurer and Mrs. Walter 3. Taylor,
, secretary. Mrs Willard Salisbury and
| Miss Emily T. Bussell third and fourth
! vice presidents, respectively md Mrs. hoo-
| ert Maris Is assistant secretary.
Next Saturdays display Of needle
work by the Needle-work Guild bringS
/ to Wilmington distinguished VISITOR
in Miss Rosamund X. Bender, national
secretary of the Nccdle-work Guild OF
America Miss Bender comes from mi
adclphia where the Guild had i's origin
many years ago. Miss Bender is an e1-
cellcnt speak ker, and the inspection OF the
work collected nv the Guild will bo rend-
cred doubly interesting by reason of her
presence.
Miss Mary Ramsay will spend tho week
end in Boston and at Brooklinc where
she will be.the guest of Miss betty Chan-
dler for the Harvnrd-Prinoeton game.
Judge David T. Marvel had stag
supper party last evening IN honor oi his
birthday anniversary IL WAS curious
coincidence that his first vote was cnst
on his birthday anniversary aud that II
had again come around that he should
vote on n much advanced anniversary
His first vote was cast IN Georgetown, hia
birthplace and home At that tune, h's
father having been Josiah Marvel, HE
long resident OF Sussex.
The party was n buffet supper from
till 10 o'clock. and it was given by the
Judges daughter, Mrs Frank l. Dc
Almond, al their home about 40 Of
Judge Marvcls friends were invited.
either 20 rejoice or condole with him es
/ election returns during the evening might
div1llgc II happened that returns were
n minor consideration; old friends gathered
together for such An occasion had truly
good time 50 that political affiliations and
favoritc candidates were second to the
party
Bcrinuipp November I6 and continuing
the rest OF the week there will he Christ
mas sale of unusual interest IN ore oi the
ehops on Eleventh street across from the
Hotel du Pont 1t will be given by the
Women's Club of Trinity Parish, and
that this organization should need money
for good purposes Is obvious his Is 70
be 4 sale of unique interest. hrlstma4
gifts NAV sound like the usual kind ni
bazar. hut this will not be the usual thing
There Is 10 he sale Of antique furniture,
81 intense and universal interest, for who
docs not know tho luro 81 the antique
these days
More vii not be said At thus writing
this Is oulv an advance notice ioT time
place and event, and merely 20 emphaslEo
tho fact tha, something worth whlie ls
going to take place
II was 80 warm over the week end at
Rehoboth that tho swimming was de-
, hrious. also refreshing after the days
shooting. for this is the season when the
Canvas Back and the Red Head can he
brought down on Indian River There
was quite party at the DeArmonds
cottage from FRIDAY till Monday, Tho
2 guess irChdirg Mir. and Mrs Leonard
Ierkcs. MIR and Mrs Lawrence ellison
Z Mrs Laura Amorv. Mr. Alfred GawthroT
Ana MI Enc Berglaud They had
!! rnotorl,oat for tho shooting on lndiar
River reached VIA Rchoboth Bay anC
thcv found game very plentiful
: NIrs keep was the wife Of Miss Port
er nephew. Robert Porter Keep Mrs
Edward lenner. now in charge q the kin
; lcrrarter told ~ ~ start NJ the reCen
meeting II the Memorial Association.
On auy opening day tins year,
she said the following story was tol'
2 20 'he children Once there was Lowell,
All, Who used 70 wear beautiful fu
ra1,e N the winter time and she loved th'
httle children so dearly thet she permlttc,
them 20 touch and pst her cape. although
their httl,. hands were not alwavs clean
One day this lovely lady saw a larg'
green field with grass So deep that sh,
thought. Oh what a charming playground
that field would be for little children
The very next day this lady called tn
i carpenter 70 her and said
d . Can YOU buy lumber enough to huilC
(. q school for lttl children? And the car
;. penter said he would be glad TO So TIN
d field was found and the building made
and now YOU are in the school yourselves
this kindergarten, and the lovely lady Wa
k Mrs Keep.
I. A pleasant Hallowe en- gathering ar tbs
d home OF Mrs Sylvester Townsend. Jr
: was in honor Of Miss Janice Switzerland
j. birthday with Miss Helen Warren as host
ess.
Several attractive HaUowe en- parties
{ were given in Union Park lGardens, Fri
= day Saturday and Monday evenings
. Rkp~A n sANgau sRR