Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

\, has become an established habit for
:. large number of Wilmiugtcnians 10
,.,.,nd a part of each winter season IN
Tloy,da. where scores of noted professional
neople and persons distinguished IN
business circles, gather regularly now
every year 70 enjoy the vared delights
III Florida life. Many additional arrange
meats have been made at the Florida
r,.orts for the comfort of the winter
quests Last week. for instance, and TINS
week. them has been polo playing, at
Miami. ~ we'll rs the yacht races, while
a POLO field is now in construction at ram
'Besch
WbiLe the winter lasts there is some
thing peculiarly fascinating in the thought
of blue skies ard southern sunshine, with
.,he ,ddtIcoal appeal TO the eternal
,fernip,ne. always of the glly-colored new
wearing apparel which at this season
causes the shop windows 20 blossom, like
gardens full of flowers.
MIR ard Mrs LaJnmot du Pont are now
located ~ the Poinciana, st Palm Beach
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry u. Haskell are
among the later DelawaIeans at this re-
sort. Today Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.
THOMPSON, Miss Ksthariue Thompson
and Miss Ebnor Thompson leave for
Nas SAIL and Florida, and Mrs. A; Felix
du Pont leaves next week. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Holiday, Miss Elizabeth Hol-
laday. Randolph Holladay and Miss
Mary Rupert are at Miami also Mr'
and Mrs Charles Warner, MIR. and Mrs
a. ID Warner. .Tr., and Mr.. and Mrsr
George Capelle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter
laird, MIR and Mrs William Winder
I.iru Mr.. and Mrs r. r. NJ. Carpenter,
Nr.- A. VI. Berlin is at Palm Beach Mrs.
II NJ. Barksdale and Miss Barksdale,
former Governor John G. Townsend and
Miss Lyla Townsend are also IN Florida,
while " alter Butler expects 70 visit there
rfser making Panama.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Laird are spending
the week end n Now York City.
Mrs. James Ginns, Mrs. Harry Hirsch
and Mrs Matt Finger leave next Wednes-
dav for Washington 20 attend he first
International CONFERENCE Of the Virginia,
MARYLAND. Delaware and District Of
Columbia section OF the Council of Jewish
Women
NIondav evening. February IL, in
narlors \ and h. Hotel du Pont, the Pi
Omega Club will give a Valentine dance.
Swavne Orchestrs will furnish the music
for the dancing, which will include severaa
novelty prize dances The following COM
mitt~c isin charge: Misses Beatrice Crew,
Ethel Phillips, Louise Wallace, Rodney
Narren and Willism Powell
Mrs. Floy E Booth conducted the
second of her series of classes in story
ceiling AZ the New Century Club Thurs
dev afternoon A group of deeply IN
terst.ad women heard Mrs Booth explsin
the best methods Of telling stories "a
children n order 20 hold their interest and
inclllcate higher ideals Of conduct. Mrs
Booth Illustrated her talk with several
dehShtfullv told stories, one Of which.
The Runaway Nelocipede, was especial
Il, expressive Of the art IN story telling
Shor, stores appropriate TO Valentine
dav aid n LlncolnS birthday were also
gwen Little Harriette Don Carlos Settle,
Who j. pupil of No. 25 school told q
short story
One OF the womens organizations Of
the city, the work of which will continue
during Lent with unshated interest, Is
the group which for several weeks has
been gathering at the homes of the mem
bers on Monday afternoons 70 sew for
infants az the homes Of the INDECENT The
initial meeting was held at the home 81
Mrs. Donald Ashhrook and since that
time something like fifteen women have
been attending the meetings. The next
meeting will be held Monday afternoon
81 the home OF Mrs fRobert Tonlinson
Park Plsce and Van Buren street.