Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17

her in marriage. Her only attendant
was Miss Constance. =. Haines OF
Media, Pa. as maid Of honor. The best
man was Charles Trier Of Trenton, n: j.
After February ], MIR. and Mrs.
Ghdden will be at home at $50 East King
street, Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Brnghurst is a niece Of Miss
Margaret Bringhurst and Frederick
Bringhurst of this city.
Miss Cora Beggs, who formerly re-
sided in Philadelphia and Wilmington,
but who for the past four years has been
making her home in California, has re-
turned to Wilmington TO spend the
winter with her cousin, Miss Susan
Simpson.
Mrs. Donald Ashbrool, is spending
the weekend at Ocean CITY, New Jersey
Mrs. Victor JefIeris will entertain
the Saturday Evening Bridge Club this
evening.
Mrs. Frank DE Almond will give a
buffet supper for the debutantes before
the Small and Early on December 81.
Mrs. Henry Hopes is planning
dinner party for her daughter Henrietta
before the Small and Early, on Decem-
her 81. Miss Constance Ripley of
Boston will bc house guest for the
weekend On January 2, Miss Hopes
and Miss Carolyn Pennington will go
to New York To attend the ball Mt the
Ritz Carlton at which Miss Charlotte
Church, one of their class mates at
Pennington, will be presented TO society.
Miss Mary Sampson and Miss Ella
Barbour will spend the first weekend
in January with Miss Hopes and viii
return with her to Holton Arms in
Washington.
Miss Ruth Taylor OF Boston will spend
the holidays with Mrs. W. G. Nesbitt
The next Small and Early dance will
I've held New Years Eve at the New
| Century Club instead of the du Barry
/ Room where the other dances have been
held This promises to be the largest
and best Of the Small and Earlies so far
because all the college boys and girls and
/ their guests are expected to attend. In
! fact, the dance viii serve practically ne
reunion for friends parted during most
of the year. The committee wishes 10
announce that the dancing will be from
nine 10 twelve and that tickets for the
dance will he $3.50 The patronesses
ior the dance are the mothers of the
debutan,es, Mrs. H. c. du Pont, Mrs
lrenee du pont, Mrs. W. Il. du Pont
and Mrs George 4. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs III. II. Thompson have
as their weekend guests James Nj. Car
ter. Jr. of Philadelphia, Cheunce,
Parker of Washington, ID. c., and
William $. Ncwlin Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Tloopes motored 70
Washington to spend the weekend with
her daughter, who is at school there.
Miss Eleanor Lind returns from Chat
ham on Monday to spend the holiday
az home.
! Ex-Judge and Mrs T.. II. Cochran
gave n dinner at the Country Club be
fore the First Assembly last evening
Covers were laid for ton guests Terrapiu
wild duck and quail from Shrewsbur,
Farm, Judge Cochran's estate nea
kcnnedvville. Md, made the Dime
an unusually delightful event
The Vicmcad Hunt Club will star
the hunt this afternoon from Nanticoll
Farm.
Mr. Frederick Scott Schley of Balti
more is the weekend guest of Mr. ant
Mrs Henry Hopes.
Among the out-of-town guests a. tn
Assembly last night were Governor an,
Mry William ID. Dcnncy. for whom
Colonel and Mrs. !. Ernest Smith en-
tertained at dinner prior to the dance.
Richard W. Willis, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. ]. Writ Willis, arrived home yes
tcrdav from Porter Military Academy n
Charleston. : G. lie viii spend tn
Christmas holidays with his parents OF
West Eleventh street and at thcl
country place, Cowcview Farms, Glas
gov.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Patterson, Jr.
of Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania, ar
J being congratulated on the birth of |
daughter on "Wednesday morning. Mrs
Patterson is the daughter OF Mr.. ant
+ Mrs. William Berl of this city
! Mrs Edmund Blanken and her small
daughter Mildred Caroline from Tennes
! sec, are visiting Mrs. L. 2. Moody.
, Mrs. George r. Hoffecker gave
} small tea yesterday afternoon.
Among those giving dinners befor
the first Assembly last, evening were
, MIR. and Mrs. lrenee du Pont; MIR
! W X. du Pont; Mrs, Thomas Miller
Mrs. Harlan Scott; Mr.. and Mr.
, Eugene du Pont; Former Judge an
, Mrs. L. II. Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey Curtis gave dinnerl f
twelve guests, among them Mrs. Curti
, brother, Mr.. Fleming, of Philadelphia