Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. McMullen |
have Just received q telegram from their
daughter, Mrs. James w. Whitfield, |
stating that she and Lieutenant Whit |
field landed in San Francisco last SAT-
urday and will probably arrive iii Viii
mlngton this Saturday.
Miss Margaret Ritchie leaves next |
week for Pine Manor, Wellesley, Massa-
chusctts.
Mrs. II. ID. Radcliffe has as her guest,
her father, r. Ii. Ricketts,, OF Flint
Hill, Virginia.
Mrs. Clarence c. Killen and Mrs.
Flwood c. killen have returned from
Rehohoth, where they spent the summer.
The engagement of Miss Nj. Emma
McNullcn and James b. Lysle was an
nounced at a luncheon party at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James +
McMullen, near Kemblesville, Pa, Sat
urdav afternoon, September IL.
The announcement was made by an
appropriate verse on the place-cards
The guests included Miss Irene Richards,
Miss Evelyn Kelley, Miss Anna George
Miss Elsie George, Mrs: }. Irwin Nc
Mullen. Margaret McMullen OF hembles
vile, Pa, Miss Anne Murray, North
East, Md, Miss Violet Criswell, Elkton,
Md, Miss Ethel Saylor, Washington
Boro. Pa, Mrs. Henry +. Mote, Newark
and Mrs. W. j. Hill, Wilmington.
Herbert Thiel of Philadelphia has
been visiting friends In Wilmington.
Miss Henrietta Hopes gave a small
tea Yesterday afternoon at which about
twenty five girls were the guests.
Mrs. Pierre s. du Pont entertained
about fifty guests at The Clrcie AT
the Selwyn Theatre IN New YORK,
Monday night. Mrs. du Pont is remain
ing in New York for several days.
Mrs Alfred Palmer of Allentown,
y. j., and Mrs. Maurice Garrett, OF
Rrooklandvile, Md, have been visiting
Miss Mabel Houpt, OF Montrose, Miss
Sarah Garrett, and Mrs. Nj. Il. Dayett
of Wilmington.
The yicnead Hunt Club has changed
the date for the first big event from
= Il
Tree Hunt will be held on October y.
Lead NJ P
This is the week of the golf tourna-
mont AT the Country Club, and many
members OF Wilmington society were
there Monday and yesterday, both TO
partiripate in and to watch the golf
matches. Mrs. A. Felix du Pont aud
Mrs G. A. Higgins played, brilliantly,
as did Mrs. William s. Hilles and Mrs.
Robert Pennington.
On Monday a luncheon was served at
the Country Club. The following were
IN attendance: Mrs W. Poyntell
Johnston. Miss Marjorie Pyle, Mrs.
Eugene du Pont, Mrs. Harlan Scott,
Miss Coraelia Draper, Miss Elizabeth
Draper. Miss Madeline Draper, Mrs.
]. A. Draper, Mrs b. A. Whitley, Mrs.
A Felix du Pont, Mrs. J. A. Draper, Jr.,
Mrs Harry G.. Haskell, Mrs. G. A.
Higgins. Mrs. J. p Nields, Mrs William
: HIles. Miss katherine Hilles, Mrs.
William G.. Coke, Miss Georganna Coke,
Miss Elizabeth Patterson, Mrs. Robert
Richards. Mrs. Joseph Hilles, Mrs,
Rober, Pennington, Mrs. Joseph H
Odeu. Miss Helen 0dell, Mrs Hender-
son Wier. Mrs. c. A. Rudolph, Mrs
David Lindsay, Jr., Mrs. George >
Sparks.
Mrs Harry Menninger had as her
guests on Monday her brother: A. X
Raalh. her nephew, Mr.. Helm; Mr.
Sritzv. aud Mr.. Zook Of Lancaster, Pa.
who had motored down to attend the
Glazed Kid banquet. Mr.. Raub Is
president of the Lancaster Chamber OF
Commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. E,wood c. jackson
formerly Of this city, announce the en-
rarement Of their daughter, Gladys, to
Stanley II. Lawton of Boston Both
are well known in Wilmington, as Miss
jackson resided here with her parents
until they took up their residence il
New York, and Mr.. Lawton was il
business here for several years prioi
70 the war The wedding will tax,
place this autumn.
Miss Edith Wharton Ballast, 0
Philadelphia, was married YESTERDAY
afternoon to Rev. Stanley d. Wilcox a
ST. Martins in-the-Field. Miss Mar,
r. Smith of this city was one of tn,
brides maids. Rev. and Mrs. Wilco,
left at once for Glove, Arizona. Th'
bride has many Wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dickey Wilson
spent the weekend with Lieutenant ant
Mrs. r. P. McComb at Washington
ID. C.
Mrs. William G.. Mendinhall vii
return Friday from New Hampshire.
Miss Julia Townsend is expected hom
Saturday.
Colonel and Mrs George A. Elliot
and Miss Julia Elliott will motor HON
from Maine the end of this week.
Miss Kathryn Ann jackson, .daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Fowler Jackso
Of Buffalo, n. Y, and Robert Carte
Lewis of Newark, will be marie
Saturday evening, September "a, IN tn
II u Congregational Church IN Buffalo