Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-09

yuyn Yum in ssThe Mikado' which Will
10 s,,nu bythe Westminster Glee Club, In
the Century Club on Thursday evening,
Anr,l IA. is a pupil of Frederick Wyatt
who is musical director OF the CLUB ana
of "rhe Mlkado.
The Westminster Glee Club has az,
trscted to itself a large and Interested
group of young vocaiists whose spiiieou
response has told for the splendid achieve,
ments of the year 1t will be remembered
that this club gave two delightful cantatas
In the fall commemorating the landing
of the Pilgrims One of these was also
given bv request in Kenneth Square,
where a huge success was scored. Later
this club sang portions OF the Messiah
In Westminster Church. The rendition
was narticularly beautiful being regard
ed by many who heard 1T as the pest
Wilmington had ever enioyed. The ciuo
has likewise furnished the music AZ
several of the Vesper services IN Wss!- s!
minster Church. The soloists In Ihe MI
kado" are well chosen as will appear rom
the east, which U as follows; 81. ium Wol,;nn u,n,
ton Butler; Mikado, Alexander Blair;
Ko no. James Engleman; Poo Bah,
Ramoth Mitchell; Pish Tush, Marvin
Crossan: Katisha, Mrss Jean McCaughani
Peep Bo. Miss Bernice Wagner; Pitu
Sing, Miss Olive Jordan.
Miss Pauline Jones is accompanist
and Mrs. W. c. Pryor is stage director.
The Stausebaeh orchestra will add to
this musical treat.
Mrs. Walter Laird, who has been spend
ing the winter at Palm Beach, VIII leave
there on Monday to join her sister, hrs.
W. +. Allen of Nashville, Ienn.,~ Tor q
L
mingham. Later, Mrs. Laird will visit In
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chadwick OF
LYME. Conn. were the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs John Bancroft to attend Miss Esther
Bancrofts song recital of Tuesday eve
ming
Nh. and Mrs. E. B. Mode, of the Bel
vedere, will go to Atlantic City today ior
a stav of several days. Mrs. Mode en-
tertained at luncheon on Monday ior
Mrs. Jesse Shepherd Of Middleto@.
Mrs. Franklin Taylor, Miss Ruthanna
Tavlor and Garrett Taylor have returned
from a western trip OF six weeks.
The regular monthly meeting of the
National Society of Colonial Danes OF
America. in the State of Delaware, will
be held Monday, April Ii, at IL noon, at
the residence of Mrs. Frances Hardy
Moore. Oil Walnut avenue, Wayne, Pa.
go miles from Wilmington). Automobiles
will leave Wilmington, Wleventh street
entrance of du Pont Hotel, at 1890 and
arrive at Mrs Moore's for meeting at
noon, and luncheon at p. m.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Philips, Nineteenth
and Monroe streets, entertained at bridge
on "Wednesday. Six tables Of guests en-
loved the game.
Mrs. George b. Booker and daughter
have returned from Atlantic City.
Albert Statser of Bellefonte entertained
at dinner Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Lackey enter
tanned at cards last evening IN honor oi
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jenckes
of Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Olga Mahafy is spending few
DAYS with her father, Louis Dleterich,
of Baltimore.
Charles NJ. Hanby,sJr.. and Margaret
Handy. son of DR. and Mrs. c. M. Han
bv Of Delaware avenue, have returned
to school after spending the Easter hoii-
day with their parents.
Mrs. Frank De Almond is giving 8
series of weekend parties at Rehoboth
with several guests down for today and
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrss~Charles B. Evans are
contemplating trip to England In July.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred A. Curtis of New
ark, who spent the winter 10 California
have returned home.
At the meeting of the Faculty Club
Of the University Of Delaware, on Monday
evening, Henry f. du Pont, a member of
The Board of Trustees, was unanimously
elected to fill Rodney Sharp's place, dur
ng Mr.. Sharp's foreign tour.
An Interesting visitor 10 Wilmington
next Thursday viii be Mrs. Wilbur p.
Thirkfeld, wife of Bishop Thirkheld of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, who
will address mass meeting of men and
women in Grace Church on Thursday
evening at O'Clock, on the work of
:hristianizlng America
NrS. lnnkneiQ Is most a'trdcttVe
speaker and because her experience in
this work has given her wealth of 10
formation concerning 1t, her address is
expected to be of great benefit.
Mrs. frank De Almond and Miss
Laura Amory's tea house will close on
May /, to open again next fall.
Miss Alice Bush, daughter of Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs. j. Danforth Bush ar
ived in New York yesterday after stay
Of some time In Europe.
Misses Julia and Sarah Townsend are
spending the weekend In New York
Hostesses for the all-day meeting on
Tuesday of Grace Sewing Society viii
be Mrs. Mary Z. Strickler, Mrs. William
P. White and Mrs. +. Price Lowe.
An attractive event of the spring sea-
bon will be the Wedding Of Miss Bessie
May Jones, daughter of Mrs. Laura +.
Jones of 710 Jefferson street, and Robert
z. Baldwin, son of Mrs. Martha Bald
win, 1917 Tatnall street, which win take
place this evening at 8 O'Clock, at the
home of the bride, with Rev. II. w.
Ewing officiating
The II. NJ. c.. S. Club will hold its
irst semi-formal dance In the Armory at