Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
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RAN NWk~<~ W~NtiaA Af'hhtbN ss@t -, y
''cN~ilc lxht" party at which Mrs.
M~i.a q. Hamilton of Wichita, Kansas
WAS the honorcd guest Mrs. Hamilton
"a a,pcrtntendent of the local Chautau-
qua Cirrle aud as those present were all
Nhautauoua pupils. Mrs. Frayer's table
appointments featured a tshautauqua
motif with ,mcrlcaa Beauty Roses tor
thuss guests who belong TO the class
of 1910. Dorothy Perkins roses for the
class oi 1920 and lsrkspur and mari
golls Cor she class of 1924. This re-
uaion of Chautauauans was delightful
nesas.on. several Of the guests expect TO
le AT She noted New York resort again
this summer Mrs floy u, Booth Will
continue her study of storytelling and
parliamentary law, there as IN both OF
these lines she has made pronounced
sue~vS
Neat Tuesday will bc Flag Day and
ths Delaware Daughters of the American
Revolution are contemplating pleasant
dsy at Ccoeh's Bridge IN celebration ol
the event Caesar Rodney chapter VIII
- hy has from the New Century club,
nj tho Am,rican Revolution. The
exercises viii bc of = highly interesting
NAiHff. Wf%f tAAslitN Nhs~ttAf -.
which Mrs James Scott is regent, will
pl.es a fss uIson the monument, and Il
may - the G. A. u. will repeat the little
Colonial play they gavc at the New
Century Club recently.
This evening il Mrs Coleman du
poni's ballroom thc first of the two
d.nfs.s IA benefit che Babies Hospital
viii take placc. Miss julia Townsend =
Chairman general of the affair which
Includes several delightful features The
procecds will ~ used 20 buy equipment
boz a much needed diet kitchen at the
hospital. The second dance Will be
June -
Mis- lane Marvel Is spending several
DAYS AZ Fast Hampton, Mas.
Mrs. Ernest :. Tate who has been III
Coz several DAYS Is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II 6eist were guests |
"Wednesday ol MIR. and Mrs. ii. ;
>chutt Mr.. Cielst is president OF the ~,
m,nrson 1,as Co. and also president and |
founder of the famous scaview Con
Club
NFNi W NfiNt ~tlsN tNNTllAk ~ . = MN 1
IN Emmanuel T. r. Church, Miss Mil |
drsi Rottsor Abbott, daughter OF Mrs
Marian &. Abbott, will become the bride |
of Thomas J Walker of 23lS West |
Eighteenth street. Reverend c. "
tiash Will perform the ceremony. Mss
Gertrude Morford and Ernest Briggs
will hc the attendants. A reception AZ
the brides home, 2a3 West Fourteenth
ssn~pt, will follow the wedding,
Nll<s Ahhott y well known young
elocut,onist ard business woman Of
Wilmington MIR Walker is connected
with tho du Pont Company
This wears conference Of the North
hcld Nouag Momcns League will be
held from June "a 20 July , with DIR. /
O. campl,oll Morgan of London as the /
heading teacher and conductor OF daily i
Rihle class Miss Margaret Slattery, |
Who's rrputatioa as an inspiring speaker /
H. national, will he present at the con-
ierunec. A number OF young women
will ~ from Wilmington.
4 number AZ Nilmingtonians will be
aboard the hig English liner, Emperor
~ India. when Il sails the latter part Of
this month for cruise 70 the North
Cspo hy way Of Iceland. Mrs T. B
Made and her father, George Baker,
nr and Mn Charles l.. Candee and
family, Mr.. and u r Rumford Miss
1.encNra Rumford Mrs. Samuel Ban
croft, ir al viii GO.
This will he the first time the En-
pernf 81 India has been charted out Of
british wAters The vessel carries 400
passengers and u well equipped for com
iortahle travelling After the crllise II will
h. returned 30 England for service on the
Peninsula and Oriental Line.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rocker and
family, formerly Of the Belvedere
Apartments, have moved to Buffalo,
n T., where Mr. Rocker Is connected
with the du Pont Company's fibre silk
plant.
leonard A. ferkas until recently Of
Wilmington, aow OF Buffalo, y. J was
sh, guest oi MIR and Mrs. Frank De
Arinond Tor few davs tins week He +.
went u Baltimore 10 accompany home
has daughter, Mlsx Evelyn Nerkes, who is
pupil az Miss Carters school.
Mn John Craig sails from New York
TO-DAY on the steamship, Cedric, for L,
England, where she viii spend tire
summ.f.
Miss Lola Msclean Of Detroit, Mich,
the daughter Of r. j. Maelean, we'll
known 80 many residents here is the |
guest of Mrs X " Ellis of 7u2 West !
Twenty second street, who entertained ,
NJ hrr honor with delightful tea last
Saturday. summer roses made the re-
erptsnn rooms attractive and many
quests called. Miss Maclesn was also
entertained ~ tea given by Miss Dor
othy Walker Oh Thursday afternoon at !
the Walker reuidence 1902 Boulevard. !
Mrs Mildred Simpson Il in New York (
lor visit and will visit in New England
isaofc returning horne.
MIR and Mr.. John Dice Estill, Of !
SALISBURY, Maryland, announce the birth I
uf a son, Charles Dice, June s. Mrs. j
Ea.lll u we'll known IN Wilmington, her {
rather, ths Rev DIR Naughan 5. Collins
Lassnv l,.rn pastor of ST Paul's NJ. j..
Church for four years. II
Dt. Alban Rlchey viii leave on Mon /
dsy to at,end the closing exercises at
~ ~l1phen's College az Annandale
n. n, where Alban Richey, Jr. and {
Thomas kichey ART students. 4