Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-30
Mostly About People

some blue suit with hat to match and
carried bouquet of violets and gardemas
After a honeymoon trip through New
York State they will return to Whining
ton, where they will make their home
They will he at home after Nav ] at
203S Clark street. Union Park Gardens.
Mrs II f.. White and daughter, Mary
of Perryville, Md, are spending the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. knayer.
Miss Harriet Curtis and Corbit Curtis
are at home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W Wilson spent
the weekend in New York.
Miss Alice Jones of Newport is the
guest of Senator and Mrs l.. Hcisicr Ball
in Washington.
Laird Stabler, who is a student at
Princeton University, is home Tor =
visit.
Miss J. Mackln Beattie, general SEC
retarv Of the y. W G. A., went to Ian
caster. Pa, on Monday to address the
Quota Club. an organization Tor women
similar to the mems Rotary Gun
Miss Helen Simon, a student AZ flynn
School in Boston. Mass, and Miss Marie
Simon, who attends school IN 'heVN
Chase, MARYLAND, are with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Simon.
The Bankers and Brokers Club dance
tomorrow evening at the Hotel du ROM
will lie very attractive function. Mad
den's orchestra will play. The following
committees are in charge: Program,
Misses Rvrnc, Doughcrty, Messrs DAVIS
and Callawav; novelties. MeSSrs. Dcvcrcll'
Hamilton, Ewing and Bryan; prIzc,
Misses Ruth, Smith, NcSSrs Schoteld
and Shaw. ticket, Misses handler,
Farley, McssIs. Horsey and BATHS; dance
coatrol, MeSsrs Bryan, Rose, Sauorhoti
and Gooding.
Miss Eleanora Briggs, who IS student
AT Notre Dame, Baltimore, Md, IS n
home with her parcats. DIR. and Mrs II
" Briggs. 1926 Park Place, for the holi-
DAYS
Miss Mary Mccall who attends Swarth-
more College. is spending the Faster
HOLIDAYS with her parents, Mr- and MIS-.
Frederick Mccall Of SIS Adams street
Misses katherine Pyle, Edith Frank
lin Belts. Virginia Stcrrett, Helen Mason
Grose. Constance Garnett and Frank r.
Schoonovcr. f. c. Wyeth, Thornton
Oakley, George Giguerc and Others are
among the well-known artists repre-
Sented at novel exhibition OF rarely
beautiful books. original paintings and
ciIrios al the Greenwood Book shop thus
week. One Of the most interesting curios
is a tvpe-printcd, hsnd-hound volume,
not as large as a postage stamp Famous
books Of all ages are "A part OF the exhibit,
including many sought 10y hihlophiles
the world over. Robert W Mershon %
New York whose recent series of book
talks for the benefit Of the Wellesley
College fund interested local book-l0vers,
is directing the exhibition.
The fancy dress ball 10 be given At
Delaware College on April s, under the
auspices OF the Varsity Club Is receiving
the attention of the following patronesSes
Dean Winifrrd Robinson, Mrs, alter
Hullihen, Mrs r. Laurence Smith. Mrs
Clarence +. Short and Mrs. George r.
Dutton The invitations will be restricted
to varsity men in college, seniors and
juniors. officers Of classes, members OF
rle student council and all alumni ID
men. The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, Howard B Alexander; vlce-presiden'
G. GRAY Carter: secretary and treasurer
!. :. Wilson The committees are: II B
Alexander, chairman; A. F. Spaid. lnvl-
tations and programs; c. Gray Carter
decorations and floor: George Madden
music. and NJ DOnoho. refreshments.
The Thursday evening dances arranged
bv the Rehabilitation Division Of Della
ware College, To be given in the Newark
New Century Club, promise 10 be very
successful. Miss Margaret Walsh OF
Wilmington will attend in order 10 set as
dancing teacher.
Miss julia Townsend had pleasant
weekend guest in Miss Aida Blglow
of Smith College.
Delaware Chapter of the Sigma Alpha
Phi Fraternity will hold the second Of a
series of dances at the Washington Heights
Century Club on April S Ralph Sentman,
Frank T. Sharpless, Oliver J. Bader,