Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-26
Mostly About People

du Pont. Many new Easter gowns VIII
have their first appearances, and the seen
will be brilliant one
The Italian Neighborhood House, ior
whose benefit the Faster Charity Bali is
being given, is doing big work every
wear. 1t helps the five Thousand people
Young and old, in Little Italy TO become
good Americans. by it's kindergarten
It's bows and girls clubs, its citizenship
and English classes its basketball and base
ball events. ard its mems ASSOCIATION.
The Junior League, whose president, MISS
Durham. is on the ball committee, IS deep
" interested in the Neighborhood House
So is the New Century Club, whose COM.
mittee. headed by Mrs Beacon, has gwen
and also attcnded many afternoon part
les to the Italian wcmcn oil the colony.
An average of two hundred AID nifty
pcoplc usa the privilege of the Neighbor-
hood House every day. and the resident,
Miss Jennie NJ Weaver. aids and adj
vis,s them on matters ranging from the
buving of Liberty Bond TO the adoption
of child.
The work is a branch of the West End
Rc:idirg Room which for over thirty
vears has done all ki-dS of pioneer work IN
wcster, Wilmington, and which began
this AmericanizatiOn work characters
richly. seven wears ago. long before the
war brought the idea into prominence IN
Eelawarq. Arthur Nan Gelder is the presI-
Ccrt OF the Reoding Room, and Mrs
Coleman du Poit and Mrs. " ilGrd
Spri7gar lr.. arc active on the Italian
\cighborhood Committee.
The house jEst row IS very hadly ~
seed of money 10 c,rrv on its work, and
To- Il isl paw q for It's modest but COM
fortab,t hu.ldi at 7l0 Lircoln street.
One ot the Pics, t features OF the bail
viii he the gam,s of hrigc in the du Barry
room. The COMMITTEES in charge Is as
follows. Mrs. Fra lk : Garrett, Mrs
Richard RcCsc. Mrs. Maurice du Pont Lee.
Mrs. Donald : Ashhrook, Mrs Willard
Springer. Jr.. Mss Marjorie Pyle, Miss
Mariol Hunham. Miss Esther ward
Miss i'mjy p BiSseH, Miss Constance
Moore.
Origiaal >ix VIII play for dancing.
May delightful formal courtesies
a lse,r to,.dcred Miss Anna Louise
I3nddy whrs, lnarriag, 70 Frank Harris
Boldly Of Atl2ntic { ity will take place on
April ,, ut the home Of MIR and Mrs
John :. Roddy. 1000 Adams street.
Rev. Georga d. Allison will perform the.
ceremony Miss Boldly L one OF the fac
;,'tv af No 9 school. I'd was the reci7ient
Of some lovely gifts from her associates
on ucS1@N All rflOOn. II Il ilttit PhiN
following school hours
An attractive wedding Of the week was
that of Miss Grace Elizabeth Sadder
daughter Of Mr. ard Mrs Edward Saddler,
436 Clavmort street, and Ebert ; Nose,
507 Heald street which took place Thurs
dav evening in Madeley NJ + Church. the
Rex. L. NJ Broadway officiating Miss
Saddler was attended by Miss Nellie
Hayman, while the grooms attendant
was Harry Powell. of Newark. Del
The ushers were James icGrath Lester
Petite William J. Warren, William
Preston. The flower girls were Grace
broadway and Betty kellehcr.
The bride was 2 charming picture IN
p,a-lsA bridal veil of silk t;.lle was caught
t. her hair with orange blossoms. Her
flowers were whit carnations.
Miss HayTnar ives g9wTed in turquoise
blua crepe de chine. She carried delicate
pirk car~cti~Ts-
Miss Savlla Aiort1 ,rrery gave beau
tful wedding muse and Miss Mary
Kirk sa-r % Promise NJ. ard % Per
feet Love
The bride ha~ beer p-omirer tly iderti
1 with the IiCgCtt store ~ Wilmington.
Shs Is an a~dai worker ir AIedel eychurch
ard SUNDAY ~chool AID is very popular
with her friends
Mr.. Ncsa Is g former Newark resident.
who saw two wears of active service III
the VIZ md IVES statiorcd II France Tor
li rnor tls
The Young couple viii make trip to
[orthcrr New York ard upon their re-
tara VIII be lcc5t ii 1t Tie Avenue Apart
lreIt on New c.. tio .GvCnue
Mrs. Frederick RicAa-ds ept9gtaired
It luT cacon THURSDAY. The guest were
Mrs + T. Hall Mrs. William Alder,
Miss Helen Alden. Mrs. /. =. Hardco~tle.
Mrs. Z Waiter He'll. Mr. ard Mrs
F. Howard Richards, Miss Rosalie Rick
a-Cs Mr. and AIr< Frederick Riclerds
and Mrs. Moro MeMilla..
Mr.. a-d Mrs. ]. b. Ca-pe Ter, Of 1873
West Sevort1 street anrourcc the en-
eagenert of their daughter, Miss Ethel
II CarpeT ter t. William J! Biesingcr
of this city
Mr.. ard Mrs Henry T. du Pont are
guests of Mrs du Ports sister. Mrs
Clarerce Crownirshield who has been
spending some time in Florida.
Miss E!iror Vardegrift will visit in
Baltimore neAt week,
Miss MARY AIa-~ei has returned from
visit II We-tover.
Dr. and Mrs Albert ROBIN ard family
are spending a week at Rehoboth.
Later in the afternoon Miss Boldly
was the inspiration of beautiful shower
given by the w W. g. Girls Of the Second
Baptist Church. at the home Of Mrs.
Allan Scotch, l442 West Fourteenth
street. Roses, asparagus fern and pink
and white streanersl carried out color
scheme in the favorite colors of the honor
guest
The varied collection of both useful
and attractive gifts was "showered' from
: pink and white parasol, each gift daintily
wrapped and inscribed.
Miss Mildred McIntire, chairman of
the w. w G. social committee, was as
sisted by the entire society.
Miss Marion Allison of Brooklyn. n.
Y, the guest Of Mrs Frank c. Hughes, of
s07 Franklin street. was the honor guest
at several informal affairs this week.
Her honor, Florence +. Allen Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, the first woman Judge Of a
court of general jurisdiction In the world