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

The last of the "Small and Earlies,
which have proven so popular this winter
under the direction of the Junior League
will be given Saturday evening, at the VII
mington Country Club. The Small and
Early" dances were hailed as
welcome innova ton in Wilmington
when suggested by one of the
Junior League members, as re
salt of hearing enthusiastic accounts OF
the original Small and Earlies' held last
winter in Washington, where society was
glad to be reminded that earlier. dancing
hours were better all round for every one
concerned in the social affairs of the city;
The more moderate time schedule favored
by the Junior League of Wilmington Tor
dancing hei e, at once caught the popuia
fancy, for there was in many minds
a too keen recollection of the iDconvenl-
ence occaSioned by dancing until three
and four o'clock in the morning as happen
ed frequently last winter. The JUNIOR
League has exerted much splendid IN
fuence IN many ways in Wilmington and
the Small and Earlies' is an example
Of what has been attained through 1t
effort.
Mrs. Robert Pennington Mrs. A. D.
Warner, il, and Mis- David Lindsay
viii receive the guests Saturday evening.
Miss Madeleine Owens is the efficient chaI
man, who has served So wells as director
Of the"Small and Earlies Miss Owens vii
be one Of the local Junior League delega-
ton to Montreal, February Z, and will
visit in Quebec and Boston before returning
home
Mr. and Mrs. Hollyday S Needs, Jr.,
will have as weekend guests ut Goodstay,
Mr. and Mrs Hewlett Naylor of Baltl-
more, Md
Mrs. Paul f. Wilson is spending two or
three weeks with Mrs L. Coleman du
Pont in New York City.
The Vicmead Hunt Club held meet
Yesterday afternoon with the start from
the club kennels The Tuesday hunts are
proving even more successful tban those
ol Saturday. and the meets viii be con
tinued until March l.
Mis- Elizabeth Reese entertained At tea
i. -,4rd .v afternoon in honor Of Miss
Mar. Carts who leaves today with
Mr. trcdcricl. William Curtis and Miss
Dorothy Curtis for western visit.
This afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Findlav j. Nan Lear at Seventeenth and
Greenhill avenue. the Young women OF
Westminster Presbyterian Church will
form the Westminster Guild. Addresses
will be made by Miss Dawson Of New
York. and Mrs Edgington Of Washington,
both OF whom are very interesting
speakers.
Henry b Thompson. chairman Of the
Princeton Endowment Fund Campaign,
will attend the Princeton National Alumni
Association convention to be held IN st.
Louis, Mo. February 10 to 13.
The annual Junior 'Proms' by the
Delaware College Junior prom Class III
honor of the Senior class. viii take place
Friday evening in the Hotel du Pont
ballroom. More than $50 persons are ex-
pected to attend.
Major and Mrs. Richard Sylvester will
attend Inauguration Day in Washington
as guests Of Mrs. Julian James. Mrs
Sylvester now at Phoenix. Arizona,
visiting her daughter Mrs, Carleton
Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman Johnston will
leave soon for Florida, to spend two
months.
Miss Anna Negendank Is a guest Of
Miss Helen Frederick, ct Harrisburg, Pa.
Mile. Marie Louise Bonnet, who was
one Of the French students attending the
Women s College at Newark, as represen--
tative Of the International Educational