Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
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Young lawyer is said TO bc n high one. /
MIR Sandlord will he nssos'catcd with |
William H. hcllwainc IN the general |
practice of law with offices in the Peters |
burg. The family is well known here.
Fine weather favored the tennis to,trna- |
mcnt at the Wilmington Country Club up |
TO late yesterday afternoon, when stiii |
breeze mud sprinkle of rain broke up the
play. The tournament Is unusual IN many
respects First of all, the national and
international reputation oi some oi tho
plavcrs Miss Iindcratinc and Miss
Ralin are two of the best players IN the
country. the former being national doubles
champion She had expected TO enter the
Queen s tournament in England, compet-
ing for the British championship, hut
missed her boat Mrs Gilbert \ Harvey
Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club ~ an
other good PLAYER, and of course Miss Ann
| II Townscnd's Delaware title speaks Tor
/ itself
| The opening luncheon Of Monday alter
| noon seated about 30 guests md furnished
4 opportunity for tho making OF acqlaint-
/ anccs THIS has been about all ~ the social
| line, that the local committee has deemed
| wise for mnuy of the lmladelphia players
! commutcd each dnv And all are realty too
4 tired to do more than rest after cach
strenuous day
Mrs Mills and Miss Ballin are the
p1,csts az Mrs Walter s Carpenter, Jr
/ during their stay here, and Miss Margaret
| Wiener Is with Miss Alice Satterthwalt"
/ Miss Edith Sipoumey la the guest o'
Miss Elizabeth Amorv. and Mics Wilcox
is with Miss Mary Rupert Miss Ntudef-
stent Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles oope-
| land.
This afternoon at the home q Mrs
Godfrey Hancock 2iOS HARRISON street,
the womcns auxiliary 81 the National
Asso,iation If Retail Druggists will hold
meeting Mrs 0s,nr Draper and Mrs
-. NcCollcv viii make then reports aa
delegates "a the convention " the state
Federation of Womcn's ints
THIS beautiful luue weather rarues the
luro of the country slde and WITH ih'
thought of summer afternoon under thc
reetf,l shade of green trees naturally =
feast of good things IS an accompanying
plan \ party If Young people were ~"
rcciricnta ol delightful rfenlr Yesterday
afternoon from Mrs trrd Blat5 ~ the
picturesque hanks ~ the liandt"'no,
near West Chester Nlas kItfhir
and Miss Florence prl,kott were IL"
honorccs sixteen we're u the party,
which, malc the TIM " motor
Mrs Coleman III FONT made possible
another unusual picnlc ~ Ihnrsdnh.
afternoon. when she prnlirrcI t)ld Mh
Gardens III tho ladies If tiid Svcecs
Church Who had ~ thcw guests Tor 2
: p,cuIc amid the beauties ~ th4 garde'
I, spot the C,lrls Friendly II hd SWrdCe
! Th,tty ladies went ont, and 2 large
number NJ pirls. under the rhallmanshll
/ of Mrs Robert romhneon and mos
agreeable afternoon Was passed
. Miss Louise Lea entertained ~ lunch
con NJ the Country luh Yesterday
Miss Mildred Rutan + Rcllcfontc !
+ visiting MISS Justine Armstrong - N'v
York
Miss Dorothy Peters of Columbus
OHIO Il the guest III Misses Robocoa am
{ I,oul4c Rclnhardt Interesting visitors !
! tho Rcinhardt home on Tuesday We're IL
Nnn IL Ncntcr family II Knoxville
Tennessee who were en-routc g Maesa
I chusctts
\ Mrs. caleb Layton and Miss lea
g Evans viii sail on the steamer lAplan
next SATURDAY. for Antwerp q VISIT Mr.
= Robert King formerly Miss Sarah IVAN
and Mrs George McsScrsmth
The presence of Bishop Bcecher {
Nebraska. and his family N Nllmmgtoi
this week, has occasloned much lntcrcS
Mr. and Mrs ] W Huxley and danRl
ter. Alice leave on Saturday 20 open the
home at Ocean City. y J Mr. and Nr
Thomas Mum viii !oin them IN abo'
two weeks.
Mrs John + Ncary leaves on Friday
open her summer home az Spring LAX
Mr. and Mrs George Clark wish
announce the engagement Of their daug
ter. r Louise Clark to Oscar v Mardie
The marriage viii take place Saturda
june 26. AZ noon IN Holy Trinity .
Swcdcs + L. Church where both paru
are members Tie bride TO be has no
Of friends IN this city