Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-05

Tba last "SmslI and Early" dance OF
the winter season will take piaoe tonlght
at the Wilmington Country Club Mrs
Robert Pennington, Mrs A. ID. Warner,
!Ir and Mrs. David Lindsay will receive
the guests. After Leaf, the series will be
resumed, with the same plan as hereto
fore followed, of giving the dances on the IN.
first Saturday of each month, which VIII
set April for the first of the spring
'.Small and Earlies
The delegation from the Wilmington
Junior League to the National League
Convention to be held in Montreal,
Canada. leaves tomorrow, those IN the
,artv being Misses Madeleine Owens,
Constance Moore. Margaret Whitaker,
Elinor Nandegrift, Esther Bancroft MAUI
erine Armstrong, the Misses Townsend
and Miss Anne Garrett.
The convention will open Monday ana
continue until Thursday. ReglsTalon Oh
the Junior League Association members
win take place at FIVE o'clock on Monday
.'.cf. oon Pleasant social arrangements
? Tard diversion for the convention.
.}isl viii entertain at tea on Tues
,s. aonor of the body, and on Tuesday
,V-sI.g II the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, al
entertainment will be given to which
every delegate present viii contribute
,o,l,., form of diversion On this program
MSS NIargarct Whitaker will represent
TIE Wilmington Junior League. On We'd
ncs4av evening large dinner will be
gwen for the delegates, following by q
sleigh-rde, which will no OF novel nature
TO many Of the vlsi frs to Montreal
Mi and Mrs NJ. H. Tardy OF 62l Har-
ri3ato;l street leave tonight for Greens
4 q A
large coterle of friends in Wilmington
regret the departure OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tardv from Wilmington.
Mer0hers Of the Wilmington groupe Of
the Alliance Francaise are reminded that
the next meeting of the eroupe viii be held
in connection with the Philadelphia
groulc on Monday evening, February 4,
at the New Century Club Building, ia
South Twelfth street in Philadelphia.
= he program given will consist OF French
s,Ucs and rccitations, and Mona Gonde
II thc Paris Odeon will sing Altogether
m uauSual and delightful evening is antlcl-
rated Wilmington members will leave
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad station in VIII
u,nVt.n at T.0Q, Monday evening. Among
Those who VIII attend from here are Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard, president of the Viii
falngton groupe: Mrs William Q. Speak
man. secretary; Miss Webb, Mrs Charles
HoIladay, Mrs. Charles G. Rupert and
others
The first Of the storytelling classes
Mrs. F1oy e. Booth is conducting ct the
New Century Club this month, took place
on Thursday afternoon, with a good
sized class in attendance. Mrs. Booths
knowledge Of the story-teller's art enables
brisk style Her story telling is imi-
table. and her explanation Of the kind Of
stories children enjoy; the development
81 the mechanism of the storys and how
- choose the story itself, as given Thurs
dav. greatly pleased her hearers. The
classes Will be held each week Of the
month, and the second one Of the series
viii be next Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Miss Barton, of New York City, who
las been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 1.
Harden, GIG Harrington street, returned
home Thursday
Mrs A. D. Warner and Dean WIni-
fred Robinson of the Women's College at
Newark will leave for Virginia on Feb
ruarl Q. 70 visit several Of the education
sl institutions of the state, including
West Hampton, the Womens College of
the University Of Richmond, and Ran
dolph Macon Women's Coz lege at Lynch
burg
Mrs. Thomas ". Harris. Jr., will
entertain with dinner Of 20 covers be-
fore the 'tSmall and Early" Saturday
evening. Miss Rebecca McGeorge Of
Cynwyd and several out of town men will
be among the guests, including the Merton
Cricket Team, which plays the Whining
ton team this afternoon at the Country
Club. The Merton men are Messrs. William
X. Mitchell, Endicott, Mills and Croft
man.
Miss Kathryne DIVA Ross, one Of
Wilmington's talented young women,
recently gave a recital of song il the
auditorium of Coker College Hartsville,
South Carolina, where Miss Ross has
charge Of the department Of voice. Her
songs were very well chosen and beauti-
fully sung with the finish that makes
singing an art. Miss Ross was assisted bv
Mrs. Effie Leland Golz, violiniste The
following program was rendered: Come
Thou Lovely May" Gluck: Were NV
Songs With Wings Provided" Hahn;
spring Night" Schumann, Miss Ross,
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COLI; 20 mic Fernando" Donizetti Miss
Ross; "In the Canebrake,'' Samuel
Gardner; melody, Tschaikowskv. Mrs
COLI; prelude from A Cycle Of Life,
Ronald; "What a Little Thing, Crist
''The Sea Hath It's Pearls" Burleigh
"Morning," Speaks, Miss Ross.
DR.. Harvey w Ewing and Mrs. Ewing
entertained the official board Of Union
NJ. r. Church at dinner in the parish
house Of the church on Thursday evening
The occasion was very pleasant one.
with church business and intercourse
commingled.
Former Governor John G. Townsend
and Miss Lyla Townsend are in Florida
for stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Felix du Pont are at
Atlantic City, prior to Mrs du Points
leaving for Florida, where she viii spend
several weeks.
Mrs. George A. Elliott entertained at
cards Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank
De Almond and Miss Laura Amory's new
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