Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

human, ana tnc inelOuN oi tlt pFN' ,"
toc-tickling, that the audience nearly
deeds restraint To prevent ITS joining III
the performance.
The Russian ballet in the first act is
said to entitle Charlie Morgan, who di-
rccts the dances, to the terpschorean hall
of fame. AS for the comedy and ITS lincs'
sailors, Russian impostors, "zula zuia
girls and Bolshevistic cannibals make up
n combination over which the audience
rOarS rs well as the lion.
&. +. Kane who takes a female IN
genue part is the pcrsollfcatiOn OF glrhsh
grace, and J. II Hoff rs leading lady IN the
role of Mrs Fish, is said to have acquired
all the manucrisms of the sex. f. II. LED
yard, who was a principal IN last year
show, takes the part of MIR. tlsh, whllc
Rex ID. Wray, quarterback OF the l"-o
varsity football team, and I. H. darteh-
stem do excellent work. D.,
The show will be at The Playhouse Aprii
l3
The current> number of "rhc ale
Review" has an article from the pen OF
Christonher l.. Ward of this city. ON tne
subject of architectural styles. especially
the colonial as suited to American huild
ing. The title is In Praise OF hrick ana
Oak.
Miss Eleanor Thompson and Miss
Alice Candec spent the Weekend AT
Princeton
Miss Eloisc Warriner of Philadelphia
was the weekend guest oi Miss Mary
Marvel.
The Delaware society Of Colonial
DANES has appointcd the following dele-
gates and alternatcs 20 represent them ~
the biennial council TO be held IN WASH
iDgton the week of May - Delegates
Mrs Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Victor b Woolley, Mrs. \. D.
Warner ,Ir. Mrs Samuel {. Rumiord'
Mrs. r :. Garrett Altcrnates Miss
Anne p Spruance, Odessa; Mrs, William
/ T. Sellers. Miss Elizabeth jackson, Mrs.
John Bancroft Mrs Frahcls Handy
Moore, Wayne, Pa.
Next Saturday evening at Q clock at
the brides home, 40 jefferson street,
Miss Bessie MAY Jones and Robert r.
Baldwin will he married by Rev II. ".
I Ewing
! MANY Wilmington'ans are Interested IN
the fancy dress ball to he given at the
/ Old College Hall, Newark, on FRIDAY
/ evening bv the members Of the iacultlcs
/ and student bodies OF the University oi
/ Delaware and the Womens ; College OF
Delaware, and the alumni. The patronesses
Will be wives OF members OF he faculty,
Mrs Walter Hullihen Mrs r. Laurence
! Smith, Mrs Clarence +. Short, Mrs
! George +. Dutton and Miss Wlnltred j.
Robinso j. deaa OF the Women 5 College
10 ripfgd n
F: varsity men in college, seniors and Jun
/ iors. officers of classes, members Of the
student council and alumni ID men.
The committees are II. B Alexander,
chairman 4. + Spaid invitatIons and
I programs G. Gray Garter, decorations
I end floor; George Madden, music, and
NJ Donoho. refreshments. The music
will he furnished bv Madden orchestra
1 Thecolor scheme for the decorations Will
be blue and gold Miss Belts, the college
die titan. will have charge OF he refresh
ments.
The Smith College dance gwen at
the New Century Club on Monday eve
nirg was a delightful affair. in charge OF
Miss Mildred Simpson and Miss Miriam
Hawkins. Among the out-of-town guests
present were Miss Aida Bigelow OF 1t.
Paul. MINI; Miss Anne H Everett OF
Washington. ID c.. and Miss Isabel
Hosack of Carnegie. Pa. both OF whom
were guests of Miss Mildred Simpson.
Miss Camilla Loyal Of San Francisco,
VINO is senior at Smith College, was the
guest Of Miss Miriam Hawklns. Miss
Marian Watts Of Ogontz. Pa, was the
guest of Miss Helen Odell
Mrs. Frank c. Hughes is meeting with
decided success IN the arrangements for
/ the Wellesley College seni-centennial
. fund dance for which she Is sponsor. The
dance will take place on April Is in the
ballroom Of the Hotel du Pont Mrs.
Hughes will be assisted by other Wellesley
graduates. The patronesses will be- Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Lind Mrs. James Bailey
Mrs. John j. Raskob Mrs. William
. c. Blatz. Mrs H. Fletcher Brown, Mrs.
, W D Denney. Mrs Eugene F. du Pont,
Mrs. A. D. Warner Sr.. Mrs. A. d.
Warner, Jr.. Mrs James s. Stirling
Mrs. Charles Warner Mrs Walter Stew
art Brown and Mrs Hamilton Bradshaw.
Mrs. Edmund p Moody will leave soon
for Washington to attend the annual
conventions Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution and the Daughters
OF tClZ, Win DOil4 VI NilA1' 40
prominently identified Mrs. Moody
is member Of the Governors BO8rd Of
the ID. 4. r. and a charter member Of
the national officers club which will
meet on April 16 in Washington, preced-
Irg the ID A X Congress
The sessions of the Daughters OF 1872
convention will be held at the New Willard
Hotel
Mrs William Bond and Mrs. Thomas
G. Mum will also attend the two con-
ventions.
Mrs. Lewis Bissell has returned to
| New York after visit to Mr. and Mrs
Frank g. Tallman.
Miss Frances Patterson entertained al
dinner on Monday evening before the
Smith College fund dance at the New
Century Cub.
Miss Mildred Simpson was dinner
hostess on Monday evening, preceding
the Smith College dance.
Julia NJ. Story Chapter, No. 80. f. S.
will be the hostesses for dance tomorrow
evening in the ballroom Of the Hote
du Pont. The following committee is in
charge Mrs George T. Sauter, chairman
Mrs Fred Macklin, Mrs Fred Rush
Mrs. Thomas Wise, Mrs George BumpaS
Mrs. Harold Wiley, Mrs. Charles Zebley
Drains Orchestra will furnish the music
/ 81 +bara u,iIl no novelty dances Mis-,