Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
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society their daughter. Miss Marion
Watts. Miss Heller OdelI Of Wilmington
will be among those assisting III receiving
Mt the tea.
Mrs. Frederick William Curtis ard the
Misses Curtis ere at Sa"ta barbara,
| California, for several weeks. before Wis
iting other points in the state.
, Miss Corinnc Mendenhall is visiting
in Middletown
MIR ard Mrs. Thomas j Day left
Sunday for Alexandria, Va. prior TO
trip to St Petersburg. Florida.
Weekend guests Of Judge ard Mrs.
| George Gray were Mr.. ard Mrs {. /.
Gray of Johrstown, Pa. Miss Anna Gray
Is III Florida for several weeks stay.
/ Mrs Howard G. Ely is at Atlantic City
| for a stny of several days.
MIR and Mrs Ferdinand LaMotte,
, Jr., spent the weekend at Atlantic (ity
| Mrs A. Felix du Pont ard Mrs. Arthur
| II. Brockie of Chestnut Hill are at Palm
Beach for several weeks
! The Groupe dc Wilmington OF the
Alliance Francaise met Monday afterrouH
I at 330 at the Misses Hebbs School. NJ.
! Louis Allard of Harvard University spoke
( on the origin of French meiodrama.
Mrs. Preston Lea and Miss Louise Lea
are IN Paris, France for a stay Of several
weeks before proceeding on their travels
/ West PRESBYTERIAN Church Guild will
give the comedy "Aptas Trial. Friday
evening at the New Century Club. Miss
Grace Baird is director
Mrs c ! Forrest Of 5l3 West sixth
street announces the engagement of her
/ daughter. Miss Dorothy r. Grandel to
/ John RAYMOND Waller of 25O4 Tatnall
street The wedding viii take place late
in the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Madsen, 235 Meade
street. Perth Amboy, \ J. announce the
engagement of their Youngest daughter,
Miss Edith Madsen. 20 Clark r. kuhns
! a we'll known Young newspaper man
! Of this city
! The announcement is the outcome Of q
war romance begun when Mr. kuhns
was with the T. / du Pont de Nemours
/ COMPANY Al Parlin, n J. Later he
served as sergeant drsughtsman with
the 18th Division, seeing active service
in both st Mihiel and Argonne offenslves,
| American Expeditionary Forces. Miss
| NIadsen is a most attractive and charm
| ing girl The wedding will take place late
I in the spring or early summer.
Quite a party of local women will 20
I to Dover tomorrow TO he present at the
! hearing Of Mrs Maud Wood Park and
+. Mrs Clifford Pnchot before the Dela-
ware Legislature Mrs. Fred +. Bach OF
! the Wilmington League OF Women Voters
/ will attend the hearing, AS Will Mrs
/ frank Hughes, Mrs. Thomas Mum,
I Miss Clara Southwick. Miss Helen Hart,
and Miss Mabel Golding Mrs. Donald
/ :. Ashbrook, chairman of the G. @. 7.
wornen's city committee. viii attend,
as will Miss ,Jeannette Eckman, asso-
ciate secretary.
A number OF the women's federated
| clubs will be represented, as all have
! indorsed the welfare and reform measure
/ which viii be presented.
The Dover women will serve q
I luncheon to the visitors ST II O'Clock
in the Dover Century Club. The
/ General Assembly of Delaware will
meet in Joint session at 2 o'clock to hear
Nrs. Park and Mrs. Pinchot speak on
stste and national legislation affecting
The welfare of women and children.
II is seldom thAt women Of such promi-
nence as Mrs Park and Mrs. Pinchot visit
Dover. and women all over the state are
expecting 70 be present at the hearing
Mrs. Henry Ridgely will entertain at
tea st her home on the Green IL honor
of Mrs Park and Mrs. Plnchot, after
the assembly session.
Ca,sar Rodney Chapter Of the D. A R
will meet next Tuesday afternoon at the
New Century Club
General and Mrs. Coleman du Pont are
AT Palm Beach after spending some time
at Miami.
Delta Chapter, Sigma Alpha Phi
Fraternity, will give dance on Friday
evening in the Gold ballroom Of the Hotel
du Pont. The dance will be the first Of a
series this live organization OF young
men expects to hold and Judging from the
plans rs completed the affairs VIII be OF
unusual interest.
Ralph A. Sertman is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements which in
cludes the following, Oliver J. Bader
Fremont j. Kleitz, Francis ". Barklay
Frank A. Greenhawk, Frank T. Sharp
less, Henry Z. Huff.
The Original Six wall furnish the music
for dancing, and az every dance number
will be more or less Of novelty feature
the evenings pleasure Is assured.
An oriental motif will predominant
throughout the program, including the
decorations of the ballroom which will
be suggestive Of an eastern setting. Dane
ing will be from 9 20 3 .. m The officers 81
the fraternity are: President, Henry +
Fluff: vice-president, Ralph A. Sentman
treasurer, Fremont j. Kleitz; secretary
J. Durant Stroud
A large number Of fraternity men from
out of town are expected to attend the
dance.