Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
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Country Club and the declaration from
the committee IN charge that every Mon
,lav will he ladies open day viii cause
the first daV 1T the week Ia hc set aS'de
Tor golf only by large number oi local
vomen players -
Noman's Associated Coli COMMITTEE.
which includes Mrs Harry Haskell, Miss
Marion Durham, Mrs Poyntell John
stnn Nrs Haran Scott, Mrs. Robert
Pennington. Miss Elizabeth Draper
ladies dav will he featured hy pleas
ant atmasphere ~ social interest Those
who de- NOT rarc fnr golf will probably on
ioy hridec M ,hc club house where always
on NondaV a delicious buffet luncheon
ma, he had Il, calling the club steward
earlier N the day In this way genera,
sp,rit at diversion will mark the Ladies
naV As for the plav. u viii be stimulated
H., The of,er ~ nr,yes for the hest gross and
net score On thus first Monday there VIII
h. handieap medal event at 23O.
The elect,on of the seven-member
BOARD oi Education promises Z" ara"
tIpnn some splendid names so Tar rs the
women voters " the city are concerned tor
an addition % the urging of Mrs \ -.
Warner. Sr s name IN her friends. includ-
ing thc League of Women Voters, others
nov heing much discussed are Mrs
William n Beacon. Mrs Fred Bach
and Nlrs. Albert Robin. AIrs Bach Is the
vowed candidate of the Alumni ~ INC
Wilmington High School. No woman IN
Wilmington is better known for educa-
uonal interest and unseltish purposes
Mrs Albert Robin demonstrated her
executive talent when she made poSslnlc
hospital for contagious diseases iast
summer. when over | 900 workers ~
apondcd Ia her call IN the hottest part ol
the SEASON and made possible people 5
hospital building Mrs Robin was ono 81
the original workers for Chlld Welfare IN
Delaware
Mn lanes Ginns' name i prominently
mentioned for tho board Mrs GInns
d vidcl, known Tor her cluh-lntcrcst and
pllauthropic work
NIl - these names are very much worth
ohl and the political Leaders amorG
- women will hc satisfied q have
m rtur, 'hr voters y the city
rhr r,>t '~mau and Early ~ the
luuior League dance, vii hr held Natnr-
tn, Ma, Al the Wilmington Country
olub The Original SlN Orchestra Will
pin, As usual tVo matrons vii receive
th. quests
rh, aai the Chinese fantas, The
s,trr. Cnt tn hc gwen % The N'w
t.ttuu / lul tonight call i,r costumes Of
rutetaus iab,- tud color> from lI>hCr
uf phlTadelpha Tho ncW scenery y hc
tssd further hclehtcns ii, charm VI the
play Mr., Edgar lcll has gwen her
indivr4ual timc o. the production for sew
,ral weeks and a icW nIghts ago was voted
rratriu thanks hy the members II tho
= AnVx 4 fgraf n ~
Cluh
Nr. " n Beacon Is said % be excel
fett I th, part 81 the ChiucSe mother
Miss lc,si, Seaman. as the hornd old
,r,rc docs good work Mrs Joseph
ust,b Mrs Charles Cox and " Chau-
Ncttt all have proven good actors
HE peculiar hitting muslc q the fan
tas, vii prove especially novel
new order II descendants has been
organized .as recently as the thirteenth con
treptal congress 81 the ID 4
Three hundred descendants ~ kings
are mcmher- 81 the Order of the Crown
winch has elected Nr, Robert Hogan q
Philadelphia presldent-general according
- recent announcement
pthcr members of the Daughters of the
American RehvomtIon who are members
.eent from ~ cast one king are eligible
the Order 81 the Crown
several mcmhcr> % tho order clam to
lav, The record msfk u kmgly ancestors
The family tree of Mrs William Keeling
phullps ut Tennessee shows fifty N-iour
Llnr. heeinnng with Charlemagne
Mrs Thomas Dav of Memphis Tenn
IA, new secretary general ~ the order.
C,lon, Mofiat 81 New York and Miss
Elizabeth kite Of New Jersey viii he the
guest 81 the Delaware sections nf~the
American Star and the Delaware Federa-
ti1n of Women Clubs on Monday, al a
luncheon o. be gwen "a the du Barry room
al the Hotel du Pont Mrs William G.
Spcaknar and Mrs ID Warner 81. are
m elsarg, Of the Arrangements
The purpose Of the luncheon Is 20 incIte
wide interest m the observance Of Memo
rial Day hv wearing poppy III memory Of
our American heroes who fell n France.
Al 81 the CIVIC organizations Of the city
ar - tcrested IN the luncheon
Tho memborv Of the delightful dsy
afforded hy the Washington Heights Club
luncheon on "Wednesday viii hnger long
m the minds of the fortunate guests
Surh spirit ~ cordial determination as
means oi true help to every individual
member
Mr. = = Fuller vioe-presIde7lf Of the
club expressed the spirt az the occasion
most aptly in her eloquent little address OF
welcome Mr. - " Wicr. the club
president unfortunately could not bC
present
Mr. II - Bower president of tho STATE
Federation made characteristic talk
hnmful 81 pep and tho desire that the
club women study citIzeIrshlp III all It's
phases
Mr. Frederick Brnghurst president
II the New Century Club always a
charming speaker presented an outline
az The valuable work of the New Century
Clubs season
Mrs T. Morris Of the BelefOnte
Give Club and Mn John W kcllum o
thc Blu, Rock Community Club made
.lra-lrR addresses
lue lovely flowers presented ~ Mrs
,er Mn Lydia Slocomb and Mrs
lllUm = l.ackel were evidence of III,
rerc affection and appreciation il
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