Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03

This week bursts into. n sprng-like
h,oon, of social gaiety with the presence
IN Wilmington on Friday evening, March
: az the Swartfmore Glee Club, who come
fifty strong for the concert and dance to
be given in the ballroom OF the Hotel
du Pont under the auspices or the auxll-
iary Board of Homeopathic Hospital. The
hospital is to receive oil the Dement'S de-
rived from the sale of nearly 300 tickets
and good deal of attention is being shown
Inv all who are interested in the mainten-
ance OF this splendid institution and par
ticulariy by music and dance lovers who
foresee an evening of great variety and
Measure College men always bring with
them the genial. fun-loving atmosphere
of collegiate life, and Swarthmore men
ARE famous for their good cheer and their
musical talent Nothing so delights the
tired mind and ear as a number of tuneful
college melodies, sung by the well-trained
voices of College Glee Club, and as
dancers the Swarthmore men are par
excellence. The debutantes are cognizant
of this fact and many pretty ilower-like
frocks are ready TO have their first peep
Of life at the Swarthmore dance on Friday
evening. Mrs ). G.. Frederick, the presi-
dent OF the Auxiliary Board of Homeo-
pathic Hospital, Is chairman general of
the evening, which is a guarantee of its
completeness IN every respect. Mrs.
Frederick has spared no pains TO arrange
MANY pleasant details including music
BY the Original Six orchestra and a well
balanced program of dances. Dancing
will begin at 10 o'clock Many prominent
Wilmington women will serve as patron
esses for the evening. These will be Mrs.
S c.. Frederick, president of the Auxiliary
Of the Homeopathic Hospital; Mrs. Z. T.
Ncgendank, president of the Junior Board;
Mrs Josiah Marvel, Mrs. Homer Barry,
Mrs. William Corey, Mrs. John Il. Has
well of Washington, Mrs. Edward b.
Mode. Mrs. John Satterthwait; Mrs
Philip Traynor. Mrs. Harrison w. Howell.
Mrs. Charles Copeland, Mrs. Joseph
Bancroft, Mrs Edward Bringhurst, Mrs.
Henry Bancroft, Mrs. Edmund Mitchell,
Mrs Henry =. Scott, Airs. Ar an Richey,
Mrs s. y. Paschall. Nifs. Alfred s. Elliott,
Mrs. Beardslee, Mrs. J. X. Wilson. Mrs
Frank Taylor, Mrs. Denver II. Coppage,
Mrs: Hunter Grubb. Miss Helen McCaul-
lev, Mrs William Blatz and Mrs. Pierre
s. du Pont.
The principal social happening of the
week Is the wedding of very popular
and attractive GIRL Miss Mildred Rebecea
Taylor, who on Saturday at the Church
bride of Hilton Lockwood Moves The
Reverend George H. Dole viii perform the
marriage ceremony.
The bride will be given in marriage 10y |
her brother, Henry NJ. Taylor, Jr Her /
sister, Mrs. L. W. Harris, Jr., will be /
mstron of honor, and the other attendants /
will be Mrs Roy Eliot Bates. Mrs Harper /
SillInan and Mrs. Joseph II. Shaw. The
two little flower girls will he Anne DAVIS
and Clotilda Brokaw. Mr.. Noyes. who is a
brother of Airs. Willard A. Speakman,
will have his brother, Alfred c. Noyes,
as best man. The ushers will be Charles
Noyes and Henry r. Noyes brothers of
the groom; his nephew, Warren Moves;
her cousin. John Sellers, and her brother
in-law, T. " Harris. Jr.
After the ceremony few intimate
friends and the families viii be entertained
informally at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Henry NJ. Taylor.
Next Saturday afternoon from four to
six o'clock, tea will be gwen in the
gym of Friends School for the benefit
OF the orphanage founded by Daniel
Oliver, Friends missionary in the
Lebanon Valley Mrs Herschel A. Norris
and the faculty of Friends viii assist the
children IN an interesting program OF folk
dancing and music. Refreshments will
he served, and the public Is cordially
invited Admission is fifty cents.
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Coyne and
their sons, Philip and Carl, have returned
from Palm Beach.
The next meeting OF the Delaware
Branch of the National Society of Colonial