Evening journal., 1920-04-03
DANCE FOR CHARITY
ON MONDAY NIGHT

Tickets for the Easter Charity Ball
are selling like the proverblal hol
cakes. and no wonder. for the Yale
Glee Club concert is added on to what
would be the most brilliant event OF
the season even without IT,
The Yale boys are expected TO come
on their special train on Monday. and
slSri on with their dansant in the af-
ternoon, so that they viii have a warm
welcome from Wilmington. even before
they begin to sing Their concert VIII
begin at o'clock. After II Is, over, the
chairs VIII be cleared away In a trice
and the dancing viii begin.
The concert Is under The management
OF A. Coster Schermerhorn.
The managers OF the BAH are: Mrs.
Frank S Garrett, Mrs. Richard Reese,
Mrs Maurice dupont Lee, Mrs. Charles
Latrobe, Miss Marjorie Pyle, Miss Jean
Evans. Miss Esther Ward. Miss Emily
p. Bssell, Mrs. William X dupont.
The reception committee is Mrs.
Henry p Scott. Mrs. Charles Copeland.
Mrs. Henry B. Bradford, Mrs. Thomas
f. Bayard. Mrs. II. r. Brown, Mrs.
Christopher L. Ward, Mrs. John ]. Ras-
kob. Mrs. Willard Springer, Mrs. Olho
Nowland, Mrs. Charles L. Reese, Mrs.
Eugene E. dupont
The girls floor committee is: Mrs
Thomas w. Miller. Miss Suzanne Speak
man. Miss Laura Amory, Miss Julia
Townsend. Mrs Alfred Gawthrop. Mrs
(
Bergand Mrs Thomas B Wilson, Miss
Anne s. Garrett
The mems foor committee is VIII
Ham Poyntell Johnston. Donald Sat-
ierthwali. Joseph Hoopes. 5 Halleck
dupont. Jackson Marvel. Paul Now
land. Thomas Bradford. Alfred r Bis
sell. Sidney Scott Henry p Scott lr.
In addition TO these committees. the
patronesses are:
Mrs Alfred w. Armstrn,s Mrs. Don
old 6. Ashbrook Mrs John Bancroft
Mrs. Thomas r. Baysrd, Mrs. George p
Blssell. Mrs. Laurence ~. Bliss, Mrs.
p. Donaldson Brown. Mrs. Henry NJ.
Candy. Mrs r. r. Carpenter. Mrs
Charles Copeland Mrs. Francis Breeze
Davis Ir. Mrs Eugene dupont, Mrs
Eugene e. dupont Mrs. Pierre ;. du-
pont Mrs. William X. dupont Mrs.
Victor dupont. Mrs. Russell II. Dun
ham. Mrs. Harry l.. Evans, Mrs. Ed
ward C. Ferriday. Mrs. William II
Fpnn Mrs H. T. Cause. Mrs Alfred II
Gawthrop. Mrs Ferdinand L. Gilp'n.
Mrs. James N. Ginns Mrs. Willis FL
Harrington. Mrs. Macmillan Hopes,
Mrs. Edgar NJ Hopes. Jr, Mrs, VI
Nonieith Jackson. Mrs. Tlghman 2
Johnson. Mrs w Poyntel Johnson.
Mrs. J p. Laffey. Jr.. Mrs David Lindsay
.Ir.. Mrs Gamble Latrobe, Mrs. Charles
A Meade. Mrs. Josiah Marvel. Mrs. (
Charles r. Miller. Mrs. Thomas w.
Miller Mrs. John r. Moore Mrs. ONO
Nowlsnd. Mrs James 3 Ow ms Mrs. I
Frank f Patterson. Ms. Charles a.
Patterson. Mrs. Robert Richards Ms. /
Charles L. Reese Mrs Frank II Rup- I
ert. Mrs. Francis G. Sellers Mrs. VIII
liam F. Sellers. Mrs Caleb VI. Shew-
ard Mrs. Henry p. Scott. Mrs Henry !,
p. Scott. Jr.. Mrs. j. II. Stad Imam. Mrs.
H. Rodney Sharp, Mrs. Willard Spring
er. Jr.. Mrs. Henry Thompson Mrs.
Frank NJ Thomas. Mrs. Joseph p.
Wales, Mrs. F A. Wardenburg. Mrs. E.
Tatnall Warner. Mrs. Irving Warner.
Mrs Herbert F. Whitaker
The music VIII be by the famous
Club de Ningt Orchestra OF New York,
and is superlatively good II VIII be
remembered that the orchestra from
the Plaza played last year. but the
Club de Vingt will be even more In
spring to the feet OF the dancer, upon