Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
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Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Last Saturday Mrs. John ii. TAFT of
Poll Boulevard entertained about fifty
guests at an enjoyable shower in honor
of Miss Mabel r. Morris, who will
leave on October % for California to be
married in January to ]. &. Stump. a
prominent lawyer in Los Angeles,
where she will make her home. Miss
Morris has been the guest OF honor at
several affairs lately, including a box
party 20 see THE Bat" IN Philadel-
phia. This weekend she will entertain
a house party composed of the following
out-of-town guests Miss Cora Grafiin
Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Florence Newman
of Ardmore, Miss Helen Jones of Dover,
and Miss Minnie Fleming of Easton,
Pa, who was Miss Morris companion on
her trip to California in February.
Miss Morris is well known in Will
mington. For eighteen years she was
employed by the du Pont Company,
fifteen wears of which time'she was sec
rctary Of Colonel +. G.. Buckner. Her
many friends in this city viii regret
that she will make her home so far from
Delaware.
After having spent the winter in
Omaha and Nebraska, and the summer
at Rehoboth, Mrs. Turner and Miss
Ella Turner have returned TO Whining
ton and have taken an apartment at
il0 West Ninth street.
The directors in charge Of the Christ
mas Shop TO be held in the show room of
the Wilmington Automobile Company,
| November Is 90 10, inclusive, are Mrs
!. A. Draper, Jr, Mrs. Harlan C.. Scott,
Mrs. Harry G.. Haskell and Mrs. Frank
G.. Tallman.
Mrs Frank de Almond is manager of
the show room and the chairmen, whose
committee will be named later, are as
follows Mrs. IL. G. Haskell, Miss Eliza
beth Draper, Mrs. Glenn Beadenkopf,
Mrs. Harlan G.. Scott. Miss Elizabeth
Reese, Miss Louise Lea, Mrs. Douglas
Buck, Mrs. Charles Lee Reese, Miss
Elsie Patterson, Mrs. David Lindsay
Jr., Miss Cornelia Draper and Mrs
Irving Warner.
Edward Bringhurst, an experienced
connoisseur ofs antiques, will act in the
capacity Of adviser for the department
of antique furniture Of which Mrs. c
Marshall Barton is chairman.
Miss Elizabeth 7. Challenger, daugh
ter of Judge and Mrs. Herbert l.. Rice
will entertain at cards this afternoon a
her home in Claymont.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Stadelman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Mary Sheppard Stadelman, {,
Charles Waggaman Berl, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Berl of this city.
Mrs George Pierce of Milford ha!
been visiting relatives in Wilmington
Mrs. David w. Brown and son, Johl
W. Brown, returned Wednesday from
Canada, where they visited friends ant
attended the wedding OF Mrs. Brown
son, Lieutenant Colonel ]. Carleton
Brown, r. T., of Constahtinople, {,
Miss Mildred Todd of st. Stephen
, Colonel and Mrs. Brown after short
visit with friends, left Canada for thei
future home IN Constantinople. Las
, Saturday they sailed on the steamer
! Empress of France, for England wher
they will spend week in London. The
I will also visit Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. White hav
returned from delightful trip to Hal
I fax, Nova Scotia, by way of Sault 81
Marie and Quebec.
, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Harrington
Bear Station have announced the er
eagement of their daughter, Franc,
: NJ, 10 Harry Il. Moore of Farnhurs
!. The marriage will take place ne.
\ | month.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Harvey W
r give a Halloween party Monday. o.
; tober 81.
!, The Young Friends Association,
newly organized society of your
G people. held a delightful party la
= evening at the home of Mrs. Norma
2 r. Entrekin. on the Philadelphia pib
G Dancing was the chief amusement
: the evening.