Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-26

The luncheon sered Al the n huiS.hS !hS
state conference ofene -. - -, ~ ~ D.'e
l'''o. l..;o,, of muc'pleasure to the follow
~ 'yVsJ,t Uss,,hters. Ms S Nj. Council state
Nrs lame Scott, regent of Caesar
- 80 Cbanter Mrs. J. E. Fuller, Mr'
H' S,djIrton Mrs. c. B. Middleton,
NJ II Wcdward Mrs Ira Fink-
80, Nrs N,llerson. Miss Alillinav.
Ni,ss Helen Scet, Mrs. John Haney, Mrs
waItar Wilhers, Mrs. John Reynolds,
Ms 7 edn,,m Mrs. Besl, Newark Chap
tar Miss Flor Todd, Miss Eta Todd,
Mrs Delswa, Clark, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Mrs Willi,r Y Bond, Mrs. ". B. Bond,
Zirs Inbn 'illcr. Mrs John Brady, Mrs
ph,I,, :o-ctt. Mrs Florence Cox.
Htrs Itcy,a. Mrs George Hall, Mrs T.,
~. lrs Matthews, MIR. Palmer.
N,ss peaotk. Mrs. Edward Gllllgah,
T. Mr.. Fred Wardenburg, Mrs. f. t:
IIoojy ,Irs. Lewis Duff, Mrs Willard
80" Irs Edgar Hare, Mrs Harlm
NJ nvmond Frederick, Mrs. Leon
Easor, Mrs. Baohus, Mrs Clifton,
Ms arrell.v Mrs. de Ford, Smyrna,
Mss tiith Springer, Mrs. {. ID. Svpherd
,n,-en of Colonel Haslett chapter; Mrs
rr Nrs. Philips, Mrs. Rooney, Mrs
1,wIng. Mrs Farmer, Mrs. Bradford,
1t,s,Graca Baird. Miss t3recn-
he decorations of the tables were most
..t,ctive. consisting of baskets OF beautl
t,liafTodils. roses, sweet-pcas and orchids
20 traccries of delicate ferns, and blue
bi,is. expressive II the sprIng-tlme motif.
l{le-hirds and butterflies adorned me
c,rtalns of the rom, reminding the guests
i An early passing of winter. ne luncheon
,ace-cards bore the American creed, and
ncse as we'll As the decorations, were
me artistic dtNgning OF Mrs WiIiisT
lond and committee
The Young women members Of a:Sa'
Rodney CHATTER, attired IN charming
Martha Washington costumes, served
) the luncheon of two delicious courses,
catered by blt.
Miss Fdvae NJ. Cotton. daughter o
Mr.. and Ms. II. B. Coltob of 4l1 ;.
CIavton styet will leave Wilmington
Ss,urdsv. Foruarv 70. for San Francisco,
lCshfornia' become the bride q Lee
Strong. Of Los ANGELES, Mr. Strong i
| nnarantln officer Of the Agricultural
GSe,,arty,dt Of the State Of California
NJ andMrs Strong viii ba At home at
.ESyeret Apartment, San Francisco,
after Arch 10
Mr. Philip Burnet Of Dover, who wa.
I.u forDme time this winter, has entirely
reoorred.
Hrv J. Fisher arrived in Wilmingtoi
,vs.rday after an absence OF fourteen
MS. Mr. Fisher was In business here q
Tor time, later moving to Lancaster. Mrs
Fher and daughter have been spcndIn!
...ne time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
= W Steward, SI1 West street
Mrs. Jane Penneweli is spending sever
i davr II Virgins, visiting NOrfoll
and Newport News.
The many friends Of Mrs John r
7 >k7dCc Of Seaford VIII he grieved (
i ear ii her illness. following q nervolr
breakdown. Mrs EskrIdgr overtaxe,
l,r strength during the suffrage canpaig.
II Delaware. when - treasurer of h,
Delav are Equal Suffrage League sht
followed the work Of the associate.
through many DAYS Of irving effort
~he is now at Clifton Springs, y.
Al ID DteTeStlD5 wedding NhiCl F" IA tah'
lace TODAY IN st. John Episcopal Churcl
/. that Of Miss Heller r Walker, daugLte
= Ms. Martha Walker 1903 Delawan
avenue. and John Edwin Fulwelier. so1
- Mrs Peter Conrad Fulueiler OF Phila
delph,a and q graduate Of the Jniversit,
~ Pennsylvania.
Miss Walker is well known in Whining
ton. being q descendant Of an old Delawar
family. her great-grandfather, Davic
Hall. having been q colonel IN the war 0
the Revolution and governor Of Delawar
IN 1902
Miss Walker was in charge Of 8n i'm
portant y. NJ G A. post at Camp Dix
turing the war and during denobilza
ton
Mr. Fulenwider served in the late va
- captain OF one Of the mine sweeper